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You control your pricing. Quote In-Ground Pool Construction jobs at $35,000–$100,000+ or whatever reflects your expertise. GigNGo never takes a cut from your first 5 jobs.

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About In-Ground Pool Construction Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Inground pool construction begins with excavation, forming and pouring gunite or shotcrete shell over a rebar cage to the engineered shell design, then plastering, tiling the waterline and coping, and installing the circulation pump, filter, heater, and automatic chlorinator. Gunite pools are the most popular — the dry-mix shotcrete is applied pneumatically and achieves high compressive strength. Permits require engineered plans and multiple inspections including pre-gunite (rebar), bonding (electrical), and final.

Clients need a licensed pool contractor with proven gunite work, a clear contract specifying all finishes and equipment, and a realistic completion timeline.

Licensing & credentials: Pool contractor license required in most states; licensed electrician for bonding and equipment; permits required from both building and health departments in some jurisdictions.

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Get Hired & Grow

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In-Ground Pool Construction — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for In-Ground Pool Construction services

What is the difference between a gunite and a vinyl liner pool?

Gunite is a concrete shell that is permanent and any shape; vinyl liner pools use a prefabricated steel or polymer wall with a replaceable vinyl liner — less expensive but liners need replacement every 10–15 years.

How long does pool construction take?

A standard inground pool takes 8–14 weeks: 1–2 weeks excavation, 1 week gunite, 4–6 weeks plumbing and electrical, 1 week plaster and tile, 1 week startup.

What permits are required for pool construction?

Building permit from the municipality; electrical permit for the equipment panel and bonding; health department permit in some states; zoning compliance for setbacks and fence requirements.

What is pool bonding and why is it required?

All metal components within 5 feet of the pool (rebar, equipment, handrails, deck drains) must be electrically bonded to prevent voltage gradients that cause electrocution — required by NEC 680.

What is the best pool surface finish?

Pebble-aggregate finishes (PebbleTec, Wet Edge) are the most durable (15–25 year life) and available in many colors; standard white plaster is the least expensive but requires replastering every 8–12 years.

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