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January 19, 2024

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Endless Pools cost by type

Endless Pools cost $19,000 to $70,000+ for the unit alone or $26,000 to $75,000+ with delivery and installation. The total cost to install an Endless Pool depends on the model, size, features, and whether it's above ground, inground, or partially inground.

• Many people use the term "endless pools" when referring to swim spas. However, Endless Pools is also a brand name for a company that manufactures swim spas and other water exercise and therapy pools and products. This guide breaks down the options and costs for the Endless Pools brand.

• The Endless Pools Original Series is designed for swimming, while the Endless Pools Swim Spa line combines a swimming exercise pool with therapeutic hydromassage features.

• Swim spas cost $20,000 to $40,000 installed on average, putting most Endless Pools at the mid to high end of the range.

Original series

Endless Pools' Original Series pools are modular units made with galvanized steel panels, reinforced acrylic, and a vinyl liner. Homeowners or contractors can assemble the Original Series pools. This series boasts flexible installation and customizable coping and skirting finishes.

• You can install Original Series pools indoors or outdoors, and they may be above ground, inground, or partially inground.

• Original Series models have a minimum electrical requirement of 30-amps, 220-volts.

• Unlike the Endless Pools swim spa line, the Original Series pools do not come insulated.

Swim spas

Endless Pools offers a variety of swim spas, some geared toward family, fun, and relaxation, and others more toward fitness goals. The swim spas are made with a molded acrylic interior housed in a durable, all-season cabinet. These units come fully assembled for indoor or outdoor installation.

Swim spas from Endless Pools are available in four lengths, ranging from 12 to 20 feet, and 50- to 58-inch depths, depending on the model.

• Endless Pools swim spas come pre-plumbed and pre-wired, and are typically installed outdoors, either above ground or integrated into a deck.

• Swim Spa models have 60-amp, 220-volt minimum electrical requirements.

WaterWell

The Endless Pools WaterWell costs $13,000 to $40,000+ for the unit alone and is the Original Series pool minus the swim current. This compact plunge pool is great for people less interested in swimming who want a pool for other water exercise and therapy.

• WaterWell sizing is customizable from 6'x6' to 16'x16', with a 39", 45" or 51" depth.

• For comparison, the average cost to install a plunge pool is $15,000 to $40,000 for the unit and labor.

Fastlane series

Endless Pools' Fastlane product series contains several items ready to install in new or existing swimming pools.

• The Fastlane Pro costs $11,000 to $15,000 and adds current to a regular swimming pool that you can use for fitness training or to create a pool-wide lazy river.

• The Hydrostride underwater treadmill costs $11,000 to $13,000.

• The Aquabike costs $1,400 to $1,500 and can be used with the Fastlane Pro for additional resistance training.

Factors that influence Endless Pool cost

Several factors affect the cost of an Endless Pool, including:

• Size – Larger models require more materials to construct, increasing the cost.

• Model – Endless Pools offers 10+ models, each with a different starting price and base features.

• Shipping & delivery – Delivery cost ranges from $100 to $1,500+ depending on where you live in relation to the Endless Pools dealer and if the delivery requires an overhead crane.

• Above ground vs. inground – Inground models cost less than above ground for the actual unit, but the hefty installation costs for an inground Endless Pool makes it more expensive overall.

• Finishes – Endless Pools offers several finish, shell, and liner options with varying costs.

• Time of year – Buying and installing an Endless Pool in the winter may cost less since it's typically the slowest season.

Labor

The installation cost for an Endless Pool averages $1,000 to $5,000+ but ultimately depends on the model, size, location, and whether you're installing it above ground, inground, or partially inground. Most installations require some level of site preparation and electrical work.

• Site prep:

  • Leveling a yard costs $0.40 to $2.00 per square foot, or $500 to $1,000 to level the area needed for an Endless Pool.

  • A concrete slab costs $6 to $12 per square foot to pour, including labor and materials. Above-ground installations typically require a concrete slab.

  • Excavation costs range from $2.50 to $15.00 per cubic yard or $100 to $300 per hour to dig a hole for an in-ground Endless Pool.

• Electrical – The specific electrical work needed when installing an Endless Pool depends on your home's existing wiring. Here are the individual costs for the components you may need:

  • Installing the electrical wiring for an Endless Pool costs $800 to $1,600 for underground conduit, wiring up to 100', a dedicated circuit, and a 220V GFCI outlet or subpanel installed near the unit.

  • Installing a dedicated circuit costs $250 to $900 total, including the 220V outlet cost.

  • Running new electrical wiring underground costs is $10 to $25 per linear foot, including the materials and labor.

  • Subpanel installation costs $400 to $1,500+ for materials and labor, depending on the amperage.

• Permits – Not every Endless Pool installation requires a permit, but many of them do, such as installations that require adding or updating the property's electrical wiring, pouring a concrete slab, or excavating some of the yard.

Customizations

Endless Pools charges a base price, with many extras available to customize the unit to your liking and needs. This level of customization is the reason Endless Pools have such a wide price range.

While not every feature is available on every model, optional extras may include:

Additional costs

Additional costs to consider when installing an Endless Pool include:

• Pool filling – Once installed, the cost to fill the Endless Pool depends on the pool size and the method you use. Endless Pools range from 1,000 to 4,000 gallons.

  • Water delivery costs $200 to $600 per truckload. One truckload is typically enough to fill an Endless Pool.

  • When using a garden hose, filling a pool or swim spa costs $4 to $10 per 1,000 gallons.

• Operation & maintenance:

  • Running and maintaining and Endless Pool costs $100 to $300+ per month, depending on this size, features, and how much you use the pool.

  • Professionals recommend emptying and refilling the pool every 1 to 2 years.

• Landscaping & hardscaping:

  • Landscaping costs $4 to $12 per square foot or $50 to $100 per hour.

  • Building a deck costs $15 to $30 per square foot for materials and labor.

  • Installing a patio costs $5 to $35 per square foot total.

Endless Pools FAQs

Are Endless Pools worth it?

Endless Pools are worth it for people who enjoy the health and fitness benefits of swimming and want the convenience of swimming at home. Endless Pools are costly up front but can save on fees to swim elsewhere. Swimming in an Endless Pool is also safer and more comfortable than open-water swimming.

The Endless Pool brand comes with a higher price tag than some lesser-known brands, but they also deliver a high-quality product, and their solid history and reputation means they'll likely still be in business if you have questions or need technical support after installation.

Are Endless Pools heated?

Yes, Endless Pools are temperature controlled. You can raise the temperature up to 90° F for year-round enjoyment even if the pool is outdoors.

Where can I buy an Endless Pool?

You can buy an Endless Pool directly through the company's website or from a local Endless Pools dealer.

Getting estimates from Endless Pools installers

Follow these guidelines when searching for an Endless Pools dealers or installers:

• Measure the total available space, including the ceiling height and door widths for indoor installations in an existing space.

• Look for a company with a long-standing history of positive customer ratings on HomeGuide and Google.

• Looks for dealers with models available to test out. Physically testing out the pool is the only way to confirm the size and functionality you need.

• If the Endless Pools dealer only offers delivery, reach out to one of these professionals for an installation estimate:

  • Hot tub installers

  • In-ground pool installers

  • Semi-inground pool installers

Questions to ask an Endless Pools professional

Asking the right questions will help you choose the best model and features for your needs and hire the best installer near you:

• Do you have a showroom with wet test models available?

• Do you provide training for operation and maintenance once it's installed?

• What type of Endless Pool do you recommend for my needs and budget?

• Who should I contact if I have any issues after the installation?

• Do you handle the pool installation, or just the delivery?

• What does this estimate include?

• What extra costs should I plan for?

• How long should the Endless Pool last?

• How much will it cost to maintain this type of Endless Pool?

• What features upgrades are available, and how much does each cost?

• Do you offer an ongoing maintenance plan for Endless Pools?