I've noticed that the prices given on various sites seem to be low. I am in the process of getting estimates now. I have gotten 3 so far. The first thing I can say is there is no "average". Gunite is custom in every way. How they do give prices is by sq footage... for a 700 sq foot pool, we got an estimate for $72,000. This does not include the Fencing, the heating tank or its installation(it did include the heater)and it only included 500 sq feet of stamped concrete around the pool and a 50 sq foot swim deck, a 3x6 waterfall and no spa. The 2nd estimate was for a bigger pool, 1000 sq feet. It came out to $111,000, did not include the Fencing or the patio area, but included just about everything else. This is with a spa, waterfall, and a 8x16 swim deck. One of the estimates did break it down for us. The pool itself was $43,000, that included nothing but the basics, filter system, 2 lights and I believe a vacuum. I believe it has a lot to do with what region you are in. We are in the NY area. The average price of a typical built in pool is around $30,000. A really cheap one might be built for $20,000 in some parts of the country, but the pool will lack many of the features most people expect in a new pool and very few pool builders will want to build one. If cost is an issue, you might want to consider a below ground pool with a liner rather than a gunite pool. Add a spa, decking, and high end equipment and you can easily be up in the $40,000 to $50,000 range, depending on size. Talk to a few pool owners and pool builders in your area for more detailed information.
I've noticed that the prices given on various sites seem to be low. I am in the process of getting estimates now. I have gotten 3 so far. The first thing I can say is there is no "average". Gunite is custom in every way. How they do give prices is by sq footage... for a 700 sq foot pool, we got an estimate for $72,000. This does not include the fencing, the heating tank or its installation(it did include the heater)and it only included 500 sq feet of stamped concrete around the pool and a 50 sq foot swim deck, a 3x6 waterfall and no spa. The 2nd estimate was for a bigger pool, 1000 sq feet. It came out to $111,000, did not include the fencing or the patio area, but included just about everything else. This is with a spa, waterfall, and a 8x16 swim deck. One of the estimates did break it down for us. The pool itself was $43,000, that included nothing but the basics, filter system, 2 lights and I believe a vacuum. I believe it has a lot to do with what region you are in. We are in the NY area. The average price of a typical built in pool is around $30,000. A really cheap one might be built for $20,000 in some parts of the country, but the pool will lack many of the features most people expect in a new pool and very few pool builders will want to build one. If cost is an issue, you might want to consider a below ground pool with a liner rather than a gunite pool. Add a spa, decking, and high end equipment and you can easily be up in the $40,000 to $50,000 range, depending on size. Talk to a few pool owners and pool builders in your area for more detailed information.
I resurfaced my 28,000 gallon gunite pool in 2002 with a "pebble Tech" finish, ceramic tile at the water line and bullnose coping. The project cost me $13,000. However, I am currently waiting for that same company to come out to mu pool and explain why the coping is cracking and falling apart...
Pebble tec has a nice appearance to it, however, overtime the pebbles tend to delaminate leaving a gritty feel on your feet. I would have recommended a pool coatings called "ArmorGuard". Its available at www.ecosmartepoxysysytems.com , this is a simple do it yourself application. roller applied. it is NOT A PAINT. This product will permanently coat your pool and will never flake, peel or chalk. I use this product on almost every pool remodel I do. It is also alot cheaper than pebbletec and will out perform any other coating or paint on the market.
Enough to make you take out a unsecured loan.
25,000 to 60,00o
The average size pool (14 or 15 X36) approx. 19,000gallons gunite pool will cost you around $32,000. I recently went "pool" shopping with multiple builders and this would be an average price. This does not include all the extra water features, etc.
The average cost of a gunite pool is $75,000. The price for the installation of this type of pool can range from $50,000 to $100,000.
i think the price of a house in 2008 is about 200000
the average price is 80 to 200
The avarage price of this 3 diamond ring is $795.00 and up.
At WALMART you can get then for 2 or 3 dollars.But anywhere the are cheap.
Depends on the year of the vehicle and where you live. There really isn't an "average" nationally.
whats the price for uppers and lowers plates
The price of a tension meter varies greatly. They can be found anywhere from $50 to hundreds of dollars. The average price these days for a tension meter is around $50 to $60. You can find them on www.amazon.com and at Ebay.
Delonghi Air Conditioners are available in a wide range of prices depending on the type of air conditioner you are looking for. The average price is around $600 but they can range in price anywhere from $300 to $1000, for a new unit.
The average cost is about $700 for the labor only.
Most pools are price by the perimeter foot and not by the shape.