How much would it cost to build a public swimming pool?

Answer 1

For a full Olympic-sized swimming pool (50 meters in length), you are looking at anywhere from $250,000 - $400,000.

The more expensive component over time will be maintaining the pool -- chlorine, heating, repairs, etc.

Answer 2

A common misconception is for people refer to a 20 x 40' residential pool as an Olympic pool. It is not an Olympic pool size pool and nowhere near it. The 20 x 40' pool would fit several times inside an Olympic.

A rough estimate would be $500,000 at the absolute minimum. A figure closer to $1,000,000 (or even several times higher) would not be unreasonable depending upon the requirements for the overall facility (lockers, showers, reception area, etc...)

Pools of this size and complexity are a significant construction undertaking.

By the way it's 50m = 164.042 feet X 25m = 82.02 feet

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A junior olympic, either 25 yards (SCY) or 25 meters (SCM), would probably be a more realistic option for a residential pool. Whether you decide on a short course or long course pool, there's no need to make the pool several lanes wide. Much of the above cost assumes you want an 8 lane pool. For a residential lap pool that would be insane!

A 25-meter two-lane pool should cost no more than $50k. A 50-meter two lane pool should cost no more than $100-150k.

Answer 3

The cost of building a public swimming pool can vary significantly depending on various factors such as size, location, materials used, design complexity, and additional features like changing rooms, filtration systems, and landscaping. On average, the cost can range from $500,000 to $1.5 million or more. It is important to conduct a detailed feasibility study and cost analysis to determine the specific expenses involved in constructing a public swimming pool.

Answer 4

Depending on what the pool has I would say around $500,000 for a good sized one and pretty basic.

Like bollocks petal, i've had more expensive mac donalds that that. A public pool costs around £15-20 MILLION not $500,000 (or £250,000 if you use proper money). it really depends on the size and whether your local council is a skint flint or Mr Money Bags.

Answer 5

That depends on where its being built the degree of dificulty in the building , who is building it. etc etc

Answer 6

poss in boots

Answer 7

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