Start with a ballpark estimate, understand what affects the cost, then connect with a local independent Thursday Pools dealer who’ll help you build a plan that fits your yard, your budget, and your life.
STEP 1: Get a Ballpark Estimate for Your Inground Fiberglass Pool
Use the Thursday Pools Pool Cost Calculator to see where pricing for your pool project could fall.
STEP 2: Understand Your Financing Options
There’s no one right way to finance an inground fiberglass pool purchase. Many homeowners build a personal pool cost plan by combining payment options depending on family financial goals, interest rates, or available liquidity.
Cash or savings
Home equity (LINE OF CREDIT OR CASH-OUT REFINANCING)
Home improvement loans
Mix of options
Understand loans, interest, and financing prep better.
Get insight into potential daily or weekly payment amounts.
Read our ebook to get more information on available financing options.
NOTE: Thursday Pools shares financing options as education, not financial advice. Consult a financial advisor or lending professional before making any major purchase decisions.
STEP 3: Schedule a Site Visit for a Closer Look
Go from ballpark estimates to actual numbers and real next steps for your yard’s exciting addition with an independent Thursday Pools dealer near you. They’ll listen to your vision, help you navigate important decisions, and walk you through which site factors and personal preferences will impact your investment.
The following factors will affect your project’s price tag the most:
Site & Access
Permits, excavation, equipment access, and utility connections
Equipment & Utilities
Pump, filtration, heater, plumbing lines, electrical runs, and automation
Finish & Surroundings
Backfill, decking material, landscaping, lighting, and outdoor living space
Features & Safety
Water features, tanning ledges, spas, fencing, gates, and safety covers
Let’s make it real for your yard and budget.
Share a few details, and we’ll connect you with a local independent Thursday Pools dealer who’ll help you build a plan specific to your property and timeline.