How Much Does a Fiberglass Pool Cost in Louisiana?

Most pool companies in Louisiana won’t tell you a price until a salesman is sitting at your kitchen table. We publish ours. A fiberglass pool installed by Precision Pools & Outdoors starts at $48,270 for the Milan and runs to $88,970 for the Astoria, our largest model — with current specials from $49,995 to $69,995. This guide shows you exactly what moves that number up or down, so you can plan with real figures instead of guesses.

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Real Prices for Real Models

Every model we install is a Latham fiberglass pool, built in a factory and delivered as one finished shell.

Model	Installed Price	Good to Know
Milan	From $48,270	Our most affordable model
Astoria	Up to $88,970	Our largest model
Current specials	$49,995–$69,995	On select models
Crystal finish upgrade	Flat $2,000	Available on any model

Your exact price depends on the model, the finish, the options you choose, and your yard. The number never comes from pressure — it comes from a site visit and a written quote.

What Changes the Price

• The model. Bigger shell, bigger number. Size and shape are the biggest single factor.
• The finish. Standard finishes are included in the model’s price; the Crystal finish adds a flat $2,000.
• Your options. A heater, a salt water system, an automatic cover, water features, LED lighting — each one adds to the total, and you will see every one of them priced before you sign anything.
• Your yard. Equipment access, slope, and how much decking or concrete you want around the pool all factor into the final quote.

What’s Included in the Package Price

Every Precision package price is a complete build — not a bare shell with the essentials sold back to you. Each package includes:

• In-Line Chlorination System
• Hayward TriStar 1.1 HP pump
• Hayward SwimClear 325 sq ft filter
• 5 ft broom-finished concrete apron
• Brick coping (Old St. Louis or paver)
• Waterline tile border ($14/sq ft allowance)
• LED color-changing pool light
• Electrical connections (from pool to main panel)
• Maintenance kit (net, pole, vac head, hose, test strips, etc.)
• Permit fees

Options like automation, heating, and upgraded finishes are priced in the open too — you’ll see every one of them in writing before you sign anything.

Swim-Ready in 5 to 7 Days

Because the shell is factory-built, installation is measured in days, not months. Most Precision Pools projects are swim-ready in 5 to 7 days once installation begins — your backyard is a construction zone for a week, not a season.

Here’s how the week typically runs:

1. Day 1 — Excavation
2. Day 2–3 — Plumbing
3. Day 4 — Electrical
4. Day 5–6 — Pour Concrete
5. Day 7 — Fill & Swim!

The Cost Nobody Quotes You: The Next 20 Years

A gunite (concrete) pool has to be replastered as its surface wears — a recurring cost a fiberglass pool simply does not have. A fiberglass shell never needs replastering. Its smooth, non-porous surface also resists algae, which means fewer chemicals and less time maintaining the pool instead of swimming in it. When you compare prices, compare the whole life of the pool, not just the first check.

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Keep Researching

• Fiberglass vs. Gunite vs. Vinyl: Which Pool Belongs in Your Louisiana Backyard? — the honest three-way comparison.
• Browse the models: Milan Collection and Astoria Collection.
• Fiberglass Pool FAQs — 20 questions, answered.