cost to maintain inground pool
One of the most obvious costs is the increase in your utility bills. An Olympic-size inground pool requires an Olympic-sized amount of water to fill it. In addition to the water, you'll pay for the electricity for the pool pump, heater, lighting and any other features that use power, costing around $100 a month.ccording to Dave Cook, president of Supplies Company Pool Corp., the typical cost for pool chemicals is $500 to $800 a year. If you live in a colder climate and need to open the pool at the start of the season and close it in the fall, you can pay another $500 or more.