At Texas Pool Ninja, we know that building a swimming pool is a big investment for your home, your family, and your lifestyle. Naturally, you’ll have questions—about the process, costs, materials, and what makes us different.
This page is designed to give you quick, clear answers to the most common questions we hear from homeowners in New Braunfels, San Antonio, San Marcos, and the surrounding Texas Hill Country.
If you don’t see your question here, we’d be happy to talk with you directly—just give us a call or fill out our contact form.
Most fiberglass pools in San Antonio or New Braunfels can be installed in as little as 2–4 weeks once permits are approved, making them one of the fastest pool options available.
Fiberglass pools typically start around $54,000 to $78,000 depending on size, features, and design. Custom upgrades like waterfalls or spas can increase the price.
Fiberglass pools are pre-molded, quick to install, and low-maintenance. Gunite (concrete) pools allow for more custom shapes but require more upkeep, while vinyl is less durable in Texas heat.
Yes. Fiberglass is highly resistant to cracking and expansion, making it ideal for hot South Texas summers compared to vinyl or gunite.
Most fiberglass pools range from 3.5 ft deep to 8 ft deep, depending on the model. This gives you plenty of options for family fun or lap swimming.
Yes, most cities require pool permits to ensure the safety and zoning compliance. Texas Pool Ninja handles the permitting for you.
Absolutely. Fiberglass pools come in compact designs that fit tight spaces, and our team can work with sloped yards using creative layouts and retaining walls where necessary.
The best size depends on your yard, lifestyle, and budget. We'll walk you through models ranging from small plunge pools to large family resort style pools.
Fiberglass pools cost less to maintain, install faster, and stay smoother and cleaner than concrete pools, making them a smart long-term choice.
With proper care, fiberglass pools can last 30-40+ years, often outlasting concrete and vinyl options.
No. Fiberglass is designed to flex slightly with soil movement, which helps it resist cracks in Texas heat.
Yes. Many fiberglass models include tanning ledges, built-in seating, and unique shapes while keeping installation efficient.
Fiberglass surfaces are smooth, however, they are treated with non-slip finishes for safe entry on steps, ledges, and floors.
Definitely. We can add attached spas, waterfalls, bubblers, and lighting features to create a luxury backyard escape.
Yes, we partner with trusted financing providers so you can enjoy your pool now and pay over time with flexible options.
Fiberglass pools are often the most affordable long-term because they need less maintenance and don’t require resurfacing.
Fiberglass pools usually cost 50–70% less to maintain yearly than gunite pools due to smoother surfaces and lower chemical use.
Yes. Fiberglass pools resist algae growth, meaning less brushing, fewer chemicals, and less cleaning time.
Saltwater and cartridge systems work especially well with fiberglass pools, keeping water clean and soft in the Texas heat.
Yes. Fiberglass is saltwater-compatible, unlike some concrete pools that may erode with salt exposure.
Almost never. Unlike gunite pools, fiberglass pools don’t require resurfacing—just routine care to keep the gel coat looking great. As long as upkeep is done. Gelcoat should last lifetime of pool shell.
Fall and winter are ideal times to build in South Texas, as installation crews have more availability and you’ll be swim-ready by spring.
South Texas soil shifts with heat and rain, but fiberglass pools flex naturally, making them a safer option than rigid gunite.
Pool water can heat up, but shade structures, waterfalls, and pool chillers help keep it refreshing even in 100°+ weather.
Yes. A professionally built pool often increases resale value and adds strong appeal for buyers in South Texas.
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