Pool Cleaning and Maintenance Installed project Typical national range$120 - $500Virginia Beach adjusted range$125 - $500 Common cost factors Pool size and type: Larger or complex pools take longer to clean and balance, increasing labor and chemicals.Service frequency: Weekly vs. biweekly visits change total monthly labor time and chemical adjustments.Condition and debris load: Heavily used or windy/leafy yards need extra skimming, vacuuming, and filter care.Chemicals and add-ons: Stabilizer, algaecides, salt, and specialty treatments add material costs. Common price components Labor (weekly service) - $120 - $300Skimming, brushing, vacuuming, empty baskets, water testing, basic adjustments.Chemicals/materials - $30 - $120Chlorine/salt, acid/base, stabilizer; varies by pool load and season.Filter/backwash and minor parts - $10 - $50Backwashing DE/sand, O-rings, lube; excludes major repairs.Premium/complex pools uplift - $20 - $80Larger pools, spas, water features, screen enclosures, or special equipment.
Pool Opening Installed project Typical national range$150 - $650Virginia Beach adjusted range$150 - $650 Common cost factors Pool size and type: Larger or inground pools require more time and chemicals.Condition after winter: Heavy debris, algae, or unclear water adds labor and chemicals.Cover type and complexity: Safety covers, anchors, and water bags add setup time.Equipment startup: Priming pumps, filter cleaning, and heater checks extend the visit. Common price components Labor (1–2 techs, 1–2 hours+) - $120 - $300Remove cover, reassemble equipment, start system, basic cleaning.Chemicals - $30 - $200Shock, pH/alkalinity adjusters, stabilizer, algaecide as needed.Cover removal/cleanup - Up to $100Pump water off cover, debris removal, folding/storage.Filter service - Up to $75Cartridge cleaning or DE recharge if required.Travel/dispatch - Up to $50Service call or fuel surcharge in some areas.
Pool Closing and Winterization Installed project Typical national range$175 - $800Virginia Beach adjusted range$175 - $800 Common cost factors Pool type & size: Inground and larger pools take more time and materials.Cover type: Safety covers vs. solid covers with water tubes change labor and hardware.Plumbing blow-out & antifreeze: Extra steps to protect lines add time and materials.Chemicals: Winter kits and balancing chemicals vary by pool volume. Common price components Labor (closing procedures) - $150 - $450Lower end for small/above-ground; higher for larger inground pools and complex systems.Chemicals/winter kit - $25 - $120Winter algaecide, shock, stain/scale; varies by pool volume.Plumbing blow-out & antifreeze - $25 - $120Blowing lines, adding antifreeze to protect against freezing.Cover handling/hardware - Up to $150Safety cover installation or solid cover with water tubes; hardware as needed.
Water Testing and Chemical Balancing Installed project Typical national range$75 - $275Virginia Beach adjusted range$74 - $275 Common cost factors Pool size and volume: Larger pools require more chemicals and time to balance.Water condition: Algae, cloudy water, or high combined chloramines increase chemical use and labor.Chemicals included: Some providers include chemicals in the visit price; others bill them separately.Visit type: One-time corrective balancing typically costs more than recurring maintenance visits. Common price components On-site water testing - $20 - $60Professional testing of pH, alkalinity, chlorine, stabilizer, calcium hardness; recording results.Chemical adjustments - $40 - $140Adding acids/bases, chlorine, stabilizer, calcium, and algaecide as needed; excludes severe cleanup.Service travel and overhead - $15 - $75Truck roll, scheduling, and insurance overhead for a single visit.
Pool Repair Installed project Typical national range$150 - $6,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$150 - $5,900 Common cost factors Issue type and severity: Simple fixes (leaks, minor equipment repairs) cost less than major structural or surface work.Pool type and finish: In-ground vs. above-ground and plaster, pebble, or vinyl surfaces change material and labor needs.Equipment brand and capacity: Pumps, heaters, and automation repairs/replacements vary by brand, size, and parts availability.Access and location: Tight yards, permits, and higher local labor rates raise total project time and cost. Common price components Diagnostic & trip - $75 - $250On-site assessment, leak detection basics, and travel.Labor - $150 - $1,200Technician time for equipment, plumbing, or surface repairs.Parts & materials - $100 - $2,500Common items like seals, valves, motors, or small surface patches.Major surface or structural scope (if needed) - $1,500 - $6,000Larger crack repairs, section resurfacing, or liner replacement drive higher totals.
Pool Leak Detection Leak detection visit (diagnostics only) Typical national range$150 - $1,200Virginia Beach adjusted range$150 - $1,200 Common cost factors Pool type & size: Inground and larger pools take longer to test and often require advanced methods.Testing methods: Basic dye/pressure tests cost less; electronic/sonar and diving raise price.Plumbing complexity: More lines, attached spas, water features, or skimmers add labor.Access & conditions: Limited access, debris, cold water, or tile/finish type can add time. Common price components On-site inspection & diagnostics - $150 - $450Visual checks, dye tests, basic pressure testing to isolate likely leak areas.Advanced electronic/sonar & diving - $300 - $750Hydrophone/sonar, electronic line location, dive time to pinpoint leaks.
Pool Equipment Repair and Replacement Installed project Typical national range$150 - $2,500Virginia Beach adjusted range$150 - $2,500 Common cost factors Equipment type: Simple pump or filter fixes cost less than heaters, automation, or salt systems.Parts and brand: OEM parts and premium brands increase material costs and lead times.Labor complexity: Plumbing/electrical reroutes, automation programming, and tight equipment pads add hours.Diagnosis/Trip fees: Service call and diagnostic fees are commonly applied toward the repair. Common price components Diagnostic/Service Call - $85 - $150On-site assessment; may be credited toward repair.Labor - $150 - $600Technician time for repair or swap, including plumbing/electrical as needed.Parts/Materials - $50 - $900Replacement components or new equipment (pump motors, valves, boards, etc.).Disposal/Startup - Up to $100Haul away old equipment and system startup/testing.
Pool Heater Installation and Replacement Installed project Typical national range$1,500 - $7,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$1,500 - $6,900 Common cost factors Heater type and size: Gas, heat pump, or solar units and BTU capacity change equipment cost significantly.Utility access/upgrades: New gas line, meter upsizing, electrical circuit, or pad prep can add substantial cost.Location and labor: Regional labor rates and permit requirements affect install pricing.Site conditions: Equipment pad layout, plumbing reroutes, venting, and distance to utilities impact time and materials. Common price components Heater unit (equipment) - $1,200 - $4,000Gas or heat pump heater sized to pool; solar systems can vary widely.Basic installation labor & materials - $600 - $1,800Mounting, plumbing ties, unions, valves, startup.Gas/electrical/permits (if needed) - $300 - $2,000New gas line or meter, electrical circuit, bonding, permits/inspection.
Saltwater Pool Conversion Installed project Typical national range$900 - $4,500Virginia Beach adjusted range$900 - $4,500 Common cost factors Pool volume and salinity target: Larger pools need higher-capacity salt chlorine generators and more salt.Equipment brand and cell size: Premium systems and oversized cells cost more but can extend lifespan.Electrical and plumbing needs: New circuits, timers, pads, or rerouting plumbing add labor and materials.Condition of existing equipment: Aging pumps/filters or automation integrations can increase scope. Common price components Salt chlorine generator (cell + controller) - $700 - $2,000Sized to pool volume; includes control panel and salt cell.Professional installation labor - $300 - $1,200Mounting, wiring, plumbing, startup, and owner orientation.Salt and startup chemicals - $100 - $250Bulk pool salt and water balancing for initial startup.Electrical/plumbing modifications (if needed) - $200 - $900Dedicated circuit, bonding, pad work, or re-plumbing for fitment.
Pool Automation Installation Installed project Typical national range$1,000 - $9,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$1,000 - $8,900 Common cost factors System complexity & features: Adding heater, pump, lights, valves, spa, and smart features increases controller size and components.Existing equipment compatibility: Older pumps/heaters or needing new actuators/relays raises parts and labor.Electrical & low-voltage work: New circuits, conduits, bonding/grounding, and panel distance drive labor.Brand & package tier: Premium brands or fully integrated systems cost more than basic controllers. Common price components Automation controller & hub - $800 - $3,000Main panel or smart hub with relays and interface.Valves, actuators, sensors - $300 - $1,500Motorized valve actuators, temp/flow sensors, wiring.Integration components - $200 - $1,200Interfaces for pumps, heaters, lights, salt systems, Wi‑Fi modules.Electrical & low-voltage labor - $400 - $2,000Mounting, wiring, programming, trench/conduit as needed.Permits & startup - $100 - $400Electrical permit, inspection, homeowner app setup and training.
Pool Resurfacing Installed project Typical national range$5,000 - $30,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$5,000 - $29,700 Common cost factors Pool size and shape: Larger or complex pools require more material and labor time.Surface material: Plaster is lower cost; quartz, pebble, and tile add significant material and install cost.Surface condition/prep: Chipping out old plaster, crack repair, and substrate fixes increase hours and materials.Regional labor rates: Local wages, licensing, and insurance impact labor pricing. Common price components Labor - $3,000 - $9,000Surface prep, demo, application, curing, and cleanup.Materials - $1,500 - $12,000Plaster/quartz/pebble/tile, bonding agents, additives, and grout.Repairs & Prep - $500 - $4,000Crack repair, chip-out, hydrostatic relief, and substrate leveling.Mobilization & Disposal - $300 - $1,500Access setup, waste hauling, and site protection.
Pool Liner Replacement Installed project Typical national range$2,500 - $12,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$2,500 - $11,900 Common cost factors Pool size and shape: Larger or custom/grecian/roman shapes increase liner material and labor time.Liner thickness and pattern: Thicker 27–30 mil and premium patterns cost more than basic 20 mil.Wall/floor condition: Rust repair, foam, vermiculite or concrete floor patching adds labor and materials.Site logistics: Water drain/refill, waste hauling, cover removal, and access impact time and fees. Common price components Vinyl liner material - $1,200 - $3,500Standard to premium 20–30 mil liners sized to pool, including bead and pattern options.Labor & installation - $1,500 - $4,500Drain, remove old liner, prep, minor repairs, fit/install new liner, fill and cut-ins.Repairs & prep (as needed) - $300 - $2,500Wall rust repair, floor re-trowel/foam, track fixes, gaskets/faceplates, hardware.Water, disposal & chemicals - $200 - $800Water truck or municipal refill, waste disposal, start-up chems and balancing.
Pool Renovation and Remodeling Installed project Typical national range$5,000 - $100,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$5,000 - $99,000 Common cost factors Scope of work: Basic resurfacing vs. full remodel with tile, coping, equipment, decking, and structural changes.Pool type & size: In-ground and larger pools increase materials, labor, and access complexity.Finish & materials: Pebble, quartz, glass tile, and premium coping/decking cost more than basic plaster/tile.Equipment upgrades: New pumps, filters, heaters, automation, and lighting add to project total. Common price components Surface resurfacing (plaster/pebble/quartz) - $7,000 - $25,000Drain, prep, minor repairs, new interior finish; premium aggregates cost more.Tile & coping - $2,000 - $12,000Waterline tile replacement and coping reset/upgrade.Equipment & plumbing - $2,500 - $12,000Pumps, filters, heaters, automation, lights, valves, minor re-plumbing.Decking & hardscape - $3,000 - $25,000Repair or replace concrete/pavers, drainage adjustments, expansion joints.Structural repairs/features - $2,000 - $20,000Crack repair, rebar/shotcrete patches, added benches, baja shelves, spas.
In-Ground Pool Installation Installed project Typical national range$40,000 - $225,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$39,600 - $222,800 Common cost factors Pool type and size: Concrete, fiberglass, or vinyl; larger and custom shapes cost more.Site access and excavation: Hard digs, rock, haul-off, and tight access increase equipment and labor.Decking and hardscape: Concrete, pavers, coping, and patios often rival pool shell cost.Equipment and automation: Pumps, heaters, salt/chlorination, lighting, covers, and controls add cost. Common price components Pool shell & structure - $20,000 - $90,000Concrete, fiberglass, or vinyl materials and primary installation.Excavation & site work - $8,000 - $35,000Digging, soil/rock handling, access mats, grading, and haul-away.Decking, coping & hardscape - $12,000 - $60,000Perimeter deck, pavers or concrete, coping, and drainage.Equipment & plumbing/electrical - $8,000 - $30,000Pump, filter, heater, plumbing lines, electrical, automation, and lights.Permits, design & project management - $2,000 - $10,000Permitting, plans/engineering, and supervision.
Above-Ground Pool Installation Installed project Typical national range$1,500 - $18,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$1,500 - $17,800 Common cost factors Pool type & size: Larger diameters, deeper or semi-inground models and resin/steel hybrids raise kit and labor costs.Site preparation: Excavation, grading, sand/base, drainage, and hauling add time and equipment.Access & location: Tight yards or long carries increase crew time and machinery needs.Electrical & bonding: Dedicated circuits, GFCI, bonding, and equipment hookups add material and licensed labor. Common price components Pool kit & liner - $2,000 - $7,000Wall, uprights, liner, skimmer, basic hardware; price varies by diameter and material.Labor & installation - $1,000 - $5,800Assemble pool, set base, level, fill/liner set, basic equipment hookup.Site prep & base - $500 - $3,000Grading, excavation, sand/crushed stone base, disposal; higher for poor soil or semi-inground.Electrical & bonding - $400 - $2,000Dedicated circuit, GFCI, bonding grid, connections to pump/heater as required.Permits & inspections - $100 - $600Municipal permits, inspections, and admin time.
Pool Cover Installation Installed project Typical national range$800 - $30,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$800 - $29,700 Common cost factors Cover type: Tarp winter covers are lowest cost; mesh/solid safety covers mid-range; automatic covers are highest due to mechanics and guides.Pool size & shape: Larger, freeform, or custom shapes require more material and anchors, increasing labor and materials.Site & decking: Concrete, pavers, or wood decks affect anchor hardware and drilling difficulty.Automation & add-ons: Tracks, motors, controls, and housings raise equipment and install time. Common price components Cover & hardware - $500 - $16,000Tarp/mesh/solid cover, anchors, springs, straps, or automatic tracks/motor.Labor & installation - $300 - $10,000Measuring, layout, drilling, anchor set, tensioning; higher for automatic systems.Reel or housing (if applicable) - $100 - $3,000Manual reel for tarp covers or below-deck housings for automatic covers.Electrical (automatic only) - Up to $1,500Power supply and wiring for motorized systems.
Hot Tub and Spa Installation Installed project Typical national range$1,000 - $25,000Virginia Beach adjusted range$1,000 - $24,800 Common cost factors Unit type and size: Portable vs. in-ground/custom or swim spa; larger units and premium features increase cost.Site preparation: Concrete pad, decking, trenching, grading, and access constraints add labor and materials.Electrical: Dedicated circuits, panels, wiring, permits, and GFCI requirements vary by code and distance.Delivery and placement: Crane or difficult access raises delivery and setup costs. Common price components Labor & Setup - $500 - $4,000Delivery, placement, leveling, assembly, start-up, and basic hookups.Electrical Work - $800 - $3,500Dedicated circuit, GFCI, wiring runs, panel upgrades, permits, inspections.Site Prep / Pad - $500 - $4,000Concrete pad or reinforced decking, minor grading, trenching as needed.Crane / Difficult Access - Up to $2,000If yard access is limited or placement is obstructed.In-Ground/Custom Work (if applicable) - $3,000 - $12,000Excavation, vault, drainage, finishing for in-ground installations.
Hot Tub and Spa Cleaning and Maintenance Installed project Typical national range$120 - $350Virginia Beach adjusted range$125 - $350 Common cost factors Service scope: Basic water testing vs. full drain, clean, refill, filter service affects time and materials.Hot tub size & condition: Larger or neglected tubs need more labor and chemicals.Frequency of visits: Biweekly or monthly plans may reduce per-visit cost compared to one-time deep cleans.Chemicals & consumables: Sanitizers, pH balancers, and filter media add to each visit’s cost. Common price components Labor - $75 - $200Onsite testing, balancing, cleaning surfaces, skimming, minor adjustments.Chemicals & Supplies - $15 - $60Sanitizers, pH/alkalinity adjusters, clarifiers, test strips.Filter Service - Up to $40Cleaning during visit; replacement parts billed separately when needed.Deep Clean Add-on - $50 - $150Drain, purge, scrub, and refill when requested or required.
Hot Tub and Spa Repair Installed project Typical national range$100 - $1,200Virginia Beach adjusted range$99 - $1,200 Common cost factors Diagnostic and labor time: Service-call fee plus hourly labor varies by market and complexity.Parts and components: Heaters, pumps, control boards, and leaks can require costly parts.Brand/model complexity: Proprietary components and older units can take longer to source and repair.Access and location: Tight equipment bays or remote locations increase labor and travel. Common price components Service call/diagnostic - $100 - $200Trip charge and initial troubleshooting.Labor (on-site) - $100 - $300Additional labor beyond diagnostic, 1–3 hours typical.Parts and materials - $50 - $500Common items like sensors, heaters, pumps, seals, fittings.Leak detection/repair - $150 - $400Tracing, sealing or replacing plumbing/jet fittings as needed.