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What Affects the Price
There's no single number that applies to every pool installation project — pricing depends on the specifics of your site and what you want done. Here's what actually moves the number, so nothing about your estimate feels like a black box.
Pool size and shape
Material (concrete, fiberglass, or vinyl liner)
Site conditions — grading, soil, and access for equipment
Added features like a spa, water feature, or automation
Decking and surrounding hardscape
Permit requirements in your jurisdiction
Typical Timeline
A gunite pool typically takes longer to build than a fiberglass or vinyl liner pool because of the curing time involved. Exact timelines vary by provider, project scope, and permitting — your project assistant can give you a realistic estimate once your project is scoped.
Great Falls Pool Company doesn't set prices itself — we collect real pricing for your specific project from qualified local providers, then present you with one clear, all-in estimate.