I understand all about the prices. I had sticker shock too. Whenever you’re going over 100k for anything, you start to wonder if you’re getting taken or if it’s really worth it. At least that’s how I am no expert on this stuff. I am in the process of getting my pool built right now. Your 171K seem expensive but the materials that are being used can be superior ones. The sheer descent I know adds to the cost. You spa is larger than average. Mine is the same size but my pool is a little smaller than yours at 15 ft by 37’6 ft with fire bowls. It’s really hard to compare prices, but I will tell you that I am in the North Houston area near The Woodlands and I am paying 197k for my pool. However, my price also includes a roof extension, a little over 3000 square ft of pavers being laid and an oversized outdoor kitchen.
I hope this gives you some perspective and basis for comparison. It has taken me some time to come to grips with my costs. It seems so unreal to pay so much. However, if you want to be mentally comfortable about your purchase. I was able to visit a couple of my pool builder’s recent clients before I signed on the dotted line. Seeing their beautiful pools and decks helped me quite a bit. The talked about the the communication with the builder being good and the quality of their pool. Their happiness and honesty about their ups and downs really helped me.
Good luck. I am sharing the link to my post here so you can review your quote and mine so you can hopefully get an idea. There are others who have posted their quotes on this site as well.
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