Infinity Pool Costs

On February 25, 2026 By newsroom Topic: Home Services

Infinity pools are the ultimate luxury for homeowners, but the costs can vary greatly depending on size, material, features, and labor. Here's a detailed breakdown:

Average Costs

Base Installation: $55–$130 per square foot.
Typical Total Cost: $55,000–$130,000.
High-End Cost: Up to $300,000 (for luxury materials and custom designs).

Cost by Pool Size

| Pool Size (ft) | Cost Range (All-In) | Average Cost | |--------------------|-------------------------|------------------| | 10 x 20 (200 sq. ft.) | $11,000–$26,000 | $18,500 | | 12 x 24 (288 sq. ft.) | $16,000–$37,000 | $26,500 | | 16 x 32 (512 sq. ft.) | $28,000–$67,000 | $47,500 | | 20 x 40 (800 sq. ft.) | $44,000–$130,000 | $87,000 |

Cost by Material

| Material | Cost Range | Notes | |-------------------------|-----------------------|--------------------------------------------------| | Fiberglass | $20,000–$40,000 | Affordable and easy to clean; moderate lifespan. | | Vinyl Liner | $20,000–$60,000 | Smooth surface but requires liner replacement (~10 years). | | Concrete/Shotcrete | $42,000–$98,000 | Highly durable; customizable; longer build time. | | Tile | $75,000–$150,000 | Luxurious and customizable; long installation time. |

Additional Cost Factors

Labor

Cost: $20–$40 per square foot.
Labor makes up 25–50% of the total cost.

Land Preparation

Site Clearing: $1.50–$2 per square foot.
Excavation: $8–$25 per cubic yard.
Example for 20 x 40 ft. Pool: $1,400–$4,450 for excavation.

Permits

Cost: $450–$1,800 (varies by location).

Ongoing Maintenance Costs

| Expense | Average Cost | |----------------------------|-----------------------| | Electricity | $1,200/year | | Pump Replacement | $475/replacement | | Motor Replacement | $110/replacement | | Pool Chemicals | $400/year | | Cleaning Services | $500/year | | Heating and Cooling | $1,800/year |

Popular Add-Ons and Their Costs

| Add-On | Cost Range | |----------------------------|-----------------------| | Seamless Viewing Wall | $16,500 | | Tile | $2,000–$70,000 | | Pool Deck | $3,000–$12,000 | | Fencing | $1,500–$10,000 | | Waterfall | $1,500–$30,000 | | Lighting | $150–$1,000 per light| | Diving Board | $300–$5,000 | | Landscaping | $1,100–$9,000 |

Ways to Save on Infinity Pool Costs

Choose a Smaller Pool: Opt for a plunge pool (~$20,000).
Affordable Materials: Fiberglass or vinyl are budget-friendly.
Skip the Extras: Delay features like waterfalls or heating to reduce initial costs.
Simplify the Deck: Use basic concrete; upgrade later.

Infinity pools provide an unmatched aesthetic, and while they’re a significant investment, strategic planning can help manage costs while achieving your dream backyard oasis!