Latham Fiberglass Pools

Every 2026 Latham model, installed by the Central Valley’s Latham Grand Dealer — priced up front, from $39,995 to $93,995 turnkey.

What a Latham Grand Dealer Is — and Why It Matters to You

Neighborhood Pool Service is a Latham Grand Dealer — the top tier of Latham’s dealer network, reserved for builders Latham recognizes for product knowledge, installation expertise and customer care. Latham is North America’s largest manufacturer of in-ground fiberglass pools, and the Grand program is how they put their name behind the local companies that install them.

Here is what that relationship actually does for you:

• Factory-direct access to the full 2026 Grand lineup — we quote and install every current Latham model, not a handful of leftovers. That’s 61 models across every size and shape.
• A warranty that stands. Latham’s limited lifetime structural warranty on the shell is honored when the pool is installed to Latham’s specifications by an approved installer — which is exactly what a Grand Dealer is. Read Latham’s warranty terms →
• Current-year factory pricing — our quotes come straight off Latham’s 2026 Grand dealer program, so the number you see is real and current.
• One accountable company. The same licensed local contractor who orders your shell digs the hole, sets it, plumbs it and hands you the keys. Nothing falls between trades.

Why families pick fiberglass

• Swimming in weeks, not months. The shell arrives as one engineered piece and is set by crane in a day. Most of our fiberglass installs go from dig to swim in 2–4 weeks, versus 8–12 weeks for a custom gunite build.
• Less maintenance, fewer chemicals. The smooth, non-porous gelcoat resists algae, so the pool needs fewer chemicals and less scrubbing than a plaster finish.
• No resurfacing bills. A fiberglass shell never needs replastering. Latham rates its shells for decades of service — and backs the structure with a limited lifetime warranty.
• Salt-system friendly and gentle on skin — the gelcoat surface is smooth on feet and plays well with saltwater chlorination.

Fiberglass or gunite? An honest comparison

We build both, so we don’t have a horse in this race — we’ll recommend whichever fits your yard and budget.

Every model. Every price. No guessing.

Most pool websites make you call to learn what anything costs. Here is the entire 2026 Latham lineup we install, with real turnkey starting prices — the same numbers our written estimates open with.

“From” prices are turnkey installed prices for standard site conditions in our Hanford-area service zone. Delivery outside the standard freight zone, site access, soil conditions and options are quoted per project — always as a final written number before you sign anything. Prices subject to change without notice.

What every turnkey fiberglass install includes

Our “from” prices are for a fully installed swimming pool — not a bare shell in your driveway. Every turnkey Latham installation includes:

• Your Latham fiberglass pool shell in the standard G2 color finish
• Skimmer, 2 return jets and dual main drains
• Sump under the pool
• Pump, filter and equipment pad
• Plumbing: suction and return lines
• Standard freight for pool shell delivery
• Excavation, debris removal, hauling and dumping
• Backfill and compaction
• 3' brushed concrete around the pool perimeter
• Pool plans and permitting
• All applicable taxes

Popular upgrades — priced up front

No mystery options list. These are the same prices that appear on our written estimates:

• LED color light with fittings & transformer — +$2,000 (each additional light +$1,000)
• Waterline tile — from $6,426 (varies by model; strongly recommended)
• Crystite G3 color finish — +$1,875
• Therapy jets / bubblers (pair) — +$2,500
• Automatic pool/spa cover — +$16,000
• Pool autofiller — +$1,650
• Vacuum line run — +$1,500
• Hidden skimmer lids upgrade — +$1,620
• Tiled skimmer — +$675
• Pool cleaner robot — +$650

Additional upgrades available on request — heaters, automation, decking beyond the included 3' band, and more are quoted per project.

Fiberglass questions, answered straight