Pool FAQ

A Plungie is a precast concrete plunge pool — cast in a factory and craned into your yard ready to install. It's a real concrete pool, not fiberglass or a container, and because the shell is built off-site it's swimmable in days rather than the months a poured pool takes.

The Plungie shell itself runs about $25,000–$35,000 (fiberglass is similar). A complete, finished installation — site prep, crane, plumbing, electrical, decking, permits, and equipment — typically runs $85,000–$160,000, depending on the model, your site, and the features you choose. We give you a clear, itemized quote after a quick look at your yard.

Because the shell arrives complete, most installs are measured in days. After site prep the pool is craned in, connected, backfilled, and started up — a fraction of the disruption of a traditional build.

This is our specialty. Precast pools come in compact sizes and can be set in-ground, partially raised, or above-ground on a slope — so tight, difficult yards that scare off other builders are exactly where we shine.

Plungie precast concrete: Arena (11'5" round), Studio (12'×7'), Original (15'×8'), and Max (20'×10'). We also offer instant fiberglass pools from The Little Pool Co. (Relax and Dip ranges) for above-ground and rooftop installs.

Yes — county, electrical, plumbing, stormwater, and safety-fence approvals. As your licensed contractor we handle the permitting and inspections so the install meets every local code.

Both. A precast concrete pool can be installed fully in-ground, or above / partially above ground — ideal for sloped yards or limited excavation. Little Pool Co. fiberglass pools are designed to stand fully above ground as well.

It's designed for compact outdoor spaces. With a smaller footprint and flat bottom, a plunge pool needs less water, fewer chemicals, and less maintenance — while still being a true concrete pool.

Yes — every Plungie is backed by a 10-year structural and internal ecoFinish warranty.