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A swimming pool comes with more costs that you may have considered — and can put your home insurance in jeopardy. 2M media / Shutterstock.com
Think that installing a pool will make a big splash in your home’s resale value? There are some serious costs to consider before diving into the deep end. It can cost roughly $39,000 to $70,000 to install an in-ground pool — with some costing as much as $100,000, according to Angi. And that is just the obvious upfront cost. Here are some reasons you should rethink that swimming pool.
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