My address says Naples; who issues the permit?
Check whether the parcel is inside City limits or in unincorporated Collier County; the official pages above are different.
How Much Does It Cost to Build a Pool in Naples, FL? (2026)
Statewide, a mid-size concrete or gunite pool has a planning range of $65,000–$95,000. That is a statewide baseline, not a Naples quote; decking, a screen enclosure, and optional upgrades are excluded. A Naples mailing address may be inside the City of Naples or in unincorporated Collier County, so confirm the parcel’s permit office before setting a project schedule. The Naples preset is a planning convenience, not a quote or a validated city-specific price.
Statewide planning ranges
| Pool or add-on | Statewide planning range |
|---|---|
| Mid-size concrete/gunite pool | $65,000–$95,000 |
| Screen enclosure (pool cage) | $12,000–$30,000 |
| Heater or heat pump | $2,500–$8,000 |
| Attached spa | $8,000–$25,000 |
| Paver deck | $8,000–$25,000 |
| Salt system | $1,200–$3,500 |
The pool range excludes decking, a screen enclosure, and optional upgrades. Planning estimates, not quotes. Prices reviewed November 2026.
City of Naples or Collier County?
The parcel’s jurisdiction determines the permit office. For a parcel inside the City, the official Pool/Spa page lists the pool/spa application and private-pool checklist. For unincorporated Collier County, use the official Pool (PRSPL) application requirements and the County’s Permit Portal. Both official pages loaded in this review. Confirm which office applies to your parcel before submitting plans.
Survey, layout, and neighborhood review
Pool placement depends on the parcel’s survey, easements, existing features, and chosen enclosure. Ask the applicable permitting office to confirm setbacks and easements using your current survey; do not use a generic setback number from an online summary. If your property is in an HOA or gated community, check its current architectural review process separately; private review does not replace public permitting.
Pool cage / screen enclosure cost in Naples
The statewide planning range for a screen enclosure is $12,000–$30,000. This is a statewide range, not a Naples-specific quote, and it is separate from the pool-shell baseline. Ask for a separate written enclosure price and confirm placement with the applicable permit office.
Compare written bids
Compare equivalent dimensions, finish, equipment, deck, enclosure, electrical work, permitting responsibility, startup, and exclusions. Verify the contractor using Florida DBPR’s official Verify a License lookup, and make sure the business name on the bid matches the license record.
Questions
Does the pool range include a screen enclosure?
No; it is shown separately as a statewide planning range.
What setbacks apply?
They depend on the parcel and applicable jurisdiction; ask permitting staff to confirm them using your current survey.
Is the calculator a contractor quote?
No; Florida Pool Costs is an independent planning calculator, not a pool contractor or a validated city-specific price.
Florida Pool Costs is an independent planning calculator, not a pool contractor.
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What's in your price
Your pool, start to swim.
Here's what your number covers, what it doesn't, and why it's a range.
Choose a size to calculate.
What's not in this number
- Anything you did not pick: deck, hot tub, screen enclosure, heater, salt system, app control, sheer waterfall, deck jets, bubblers, and extra lights.
- Landscaping. Plants, beds, and a finished yard are not included.
- Irrigation repair. Fixing the lines the dig crosses is not included.
- Sod replacement. New grass where the yard was torn up is not included.
- Water to fill the pool. The water bill is yours.
- Gas lines. A gas run to the heater is a separate job.
- Hidden large boulders, old concrete, or other debris under the yard. That is not in this planning range.
- Access work, such as taking out a tree or moving something so the truck can get in.
- HOA fees, if your community charges them.
Why it's a range
Permit office not yet confirmed. The low side is about 10% under. The high side is about 5% over. Access for the concrete truck, the water table, and the exact deck all move it. This is a planning range, not a quote or a validated city-specific price.
Compare line by line
Ask any builder, "What is not included?" Then check their bid for haul-off, permits, engineering, the equipment circuit, plaster, waterline tile, coping, and startup. Those are in this number.
This is an independent planning calculator, not a pool contractor or a quote. For property-specific pricing, compare written bids.
Is this a real price?
This calculator provides a planning range, not a quote or validated city-specific price.
Do I need a screen?
No. It is optional. If you add one, it includes insect screen, a 7 inch super gutter, two doors, and door alarms.
What about a canal or high water?
Hydrostatic relief is in every pool. A canal or lake also includes a small excavator in the planning range.
Why a range instead of one number?
The range is the room for access, water, and the deck. This calculator provides a planning range, not a quote or validated city-specific price.
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- Pool
- 3 ft shallow · 5.5 ft deep
What this number includes
Dig and the shell
- Layout stakes and a check of the grade
- Excavation and haul-off of the spoil
- Dewatering allowance while the hole is open
- Room to stage the concrete truck and the steel
- Compacted base under the shell
- Steel cage, tied and ready for inspection
- Concrete shell, shot and cut to shape
- Bond beam around the top of the wall
- Floor that slopes from the shallow end to the deep end
- Shallow-end entry worked into the shape
- Light niche and fitting pockets in the wall
- Hydrostatic relief so groundwater cannot lift the shell
- Backfill and compaction around the shell
Pipes, power, and gear
- Main drain, skimmer, and return lines
- Valves so each line can be closed off
- Pressure test before the deck goes down
- Equipment pad beside the pool
- Pump, filter, valves, and unions
- One underwater light
- Bonding of the steel, light, and equipment
- Equipment circuit, disconnect, and GFCI protection
Interior finish
- White plaster on the floor and walls
- Waterline tile the full way around
- Coping that will match the deck once you pick one
- Fill, startup, and the opening chemistry
- Brush, vacuum, and a clean filter at startup
Permits and the job
- Permit drawings and inspections, subject to jurisdiction confirmation.
- Structural engineering for the shell
- A check that the pool fits the setbacks on the plan
- Mobilization, daily cleanup, and a swept deck at the end
- A final walkthrough before you swim
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