what is the average price to get a 17x34 inground pool installed?
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try this site\n\nhttp://www.shopzilla.com/8B--Swimming_Pools_Jacuzzis_-_cat_id--12180104__keyword--inground%20pool__kw--inground%20pool%20prices__mkt_id--35580167__qcid--419278446397
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Go to a pipe and fitting company and get prices.
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Pools can be shaky ground.  If your home inspector said it was ok, then I'd call him.  The problem with home inspections is that they aren't required by law and they aren't bonded and insured.  So really all they do is just look it over and give you an opinion.  As far as any liability they have, I don't know of any.  Bet a second opinion from a pool professional and make them explain what they find.  As far as I'm aware there is no organization that oversees home inspectors or guarantees thier performance.  $1000 to repair a pool leak suggest a minor problem if any.  If there is in fact a problem, it's probably yours to deal with.  Again pools are a shaky area in home purchasing, and are generally regarded as "buy at your own risk."  As far as the old owners are concerned, you'd have to prove they had knowlege of problem, and that could be impossible.  Unless more major problems are encountered, I wouldn't involve an attorney.
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Not enough info to answer correctly.\n\nDo you mean and 18" diameter circular pool\n\nOr an eighteen inch deep pool of undertermined dimensions\n\nfurther what is the weight and mass of the sand.\n\nWhat I can tell you is that will will take 2 cubic inches for every square inch of pool\n\nan 18" square pool has an area of 324" therefore 648 cubic inches  for example
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You have 8 rungs that are nine inches apart with the last being 9 inches from the bottom of the pool so I would draw it on a piece of paper I I I I I I I I I as nine rungs and count the spaces in between the rungs (lines). I get 8 spaces of nine inches. So then 8 spaces times nine inches is 72 inches. Now we need to convert inches to feet so we divide 72 by 12 inches per foot. That works out to 6 feet. if the pool fills at 1 foot per hour then it will take 6 hours to fill the pool to the top rung. There is an algebraic approach but that isn't what they'd be looking for in 5'th grade. Teach you son to draw a image and label it when working with word problems. Its a great habit and eventually he'll learn to visualize without the paper. Cheers:0
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Visit www.cduniverse.com it costs $16.89  Good Luck
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last time i checked the going rate for 2 pieces is roughly 290.oo  check all your private shops some offer great pricing
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break down the cost in Board size new and used.\n\n10-8 ft new $550.00 used $350\n7-8ft   New $495.00 used $300\n6-7ft    New $435   Used $250\n5-6ft    New $400    Used $200.00\nYou can find less but they will be water logged or pretty crappy. That will get you going look for the college kid that bought the surfboard to be cool and never used it. Nice and new and cheep because he is moving to Colorado. g.l
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the average cost is about 150-250
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no,  if your connected to city sewers you have to pay. check with your city councilman. they probably negotiated a billing delay when they were first installed. even if it was a city oversight. its a service you have to pay for. they charged me xtra sewer when i filled my pool and thats 6000 gal worth, even though it didn't go down the drain. if they can charge you they will. especially if all your neighbors are connected, they don't give you a choice.
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Ya i agree to ask around first, here is depends one crew will go in for only 3.50 sq ft. were the best goes for 5.50 sq ft.  Are you doing the indise or outside? The inside can get alittle complicated with trim and different colors. Its a great money making job. We only do the drywall and the different custom textures. We do ok, but thats a seperate 1.00 - 1.25 sq ft. and then we have another crew hang the sheetrock so that an extra whatever per sheet. Some painters and drywall crew charge by the board. We do it by the sq ft. \n\nbut if its a turnkey job doesnt that mean your responsable for hanging, tape float and texture, and painting.  Its not that bad its a good job. Good luck!
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I don't know who on this answer thinks they are smart, but no one got the same answer so that means that it is possible that one of you has a clue and the rest are babbling dumb-azzes.\n\nI have a 20x40 inground pool that hold a little under 35,000 gallons  based on that I would just guess that yours is around 15,000
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www.poolandspa.com\n\nGood Resource
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I live in a town that has 18,000 people, but we have a university with another 15,000 students and two major interstates intersect here.  We have a mall where my best friend is the property manager (negotiates leases, etc.)\n\nWell, by coincidence this mall is going through a major renovation, so we have talked about these prices a number of times.  Right now they rent for $12 per sqft per year or 2000sqft * $12 = $24000/12 = $2000 per month and utilities are included.\n\nAfter the renovation, the price is going to be $22.5 per sq ft per year plus utilities or 2000 sqft * $22.5 = 45,000 per year or $3750 per month.\n\nDepending on how much traffic your mall gets, you could expect to pay $2000 - $4000 for 2000 sqft of space.
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Spend some time surveying your needs. If you know what you want before hand you will have a better experience after the pool is installed. Questions to consider include size and depth of pool. How much decking. Do you have children? Will you be entertaining more adults. If it's an inground pool do you want an attached spa? How will the yard be landscaped? What about landscape lighting? There are lots of questions to be asked. And answered. Filling the yard with water leaves no sitting areas for adults. You will find that you spend 80% of your time sitting around the pool and 20% in the water. Kids are the reverse of that. Not enough decking is one common mistake made by most people. They never enjoy the pool the way they had imagined because they didn't plan the decking well. Make all these decisions before hand so your pool will become a room addition-- an outdoor room! Landscaping is very important. To fully enjoy a pool "experience" the new "room" should be tastefully decorated. Flower beds, or potted plants, greatly enhance the effect. As does nice muted lighting. Plan ahead.
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between $1200 and 1600 per month for smallest space
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go to www.xe.com for current rates