Two Ways To Build A Pool
Every project starts with the same question: fully custom concrete construction, or a factory-built shell installed fast. Both are built and backed by the same Blue Springs Pools team. Here is how each one works.
Two Ways We Build
We run a dedicated crew for each. Neither one is the upsell and neither one is the afterthought. Pick the path that fits your property, your timeline and your budget.
Custom Gunite Pools
Fully engineered concrete construction with no shape, depth or feature limits. If you can draw it, we can build it into your yard.
Fiberglass Pools
Factory built shells installed fast, with a smooth finish that is easy to maintain. Choose from proven models sized to fit your yard.
Common Questions
A gunite pool is built on site by spraying a concrete and sand mixture over a steel rebar frame, then finishing it with plaster, pebble, or tile. Because the shell is formed in place rather than dropped in as one piece, gunite pools can be built in almost any shape, depth, or size, which is why most fully custom pools are gunite.
It depends on the size and features you want, but fiberglass often has a lower installed cost than a comparably sized gunite pool because of the shorter construction timeline and lower labor requirements. We can price out both options side by side so you can compare for your specific project.
Reach out through our contact page or give us a call, and we will set up a time to walk your property, talk through gunite versus fiberglass, and give you a real number based on your yard and the features you want.
Ready To Compare Your Options?
Tell us about your property and how you want to use the pool, and we will walk you through whether gunite or fiberglass is the better fit, no sales script required.
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