A 17-foot Blue Plunge Pool with a viewing window on a Miami lawn

How we compare

A Pool, Not A Converted Box

Many small pools are repurposed shipping containers or metal tanks. Ours are purpose-built to be pools.

01

Blue Plunge Pools vs Container pools

Blue Plunge Pool

  • Designed to be a pool from the start
  • Fiberglass and acrylic that will not rust
  • Smooth, comfortable surfaces
  • Composite cladding that suits the garden
  • Built for long-term, low-maintenance use

Container pools

  • Built from shipping containers made for cargo, not water
  • Metal walls that rust and corrode
  • An industrial look in a backyard
  • Deep and cramped to sit in
  • More maintenance and structural issues

02

Blue Plunge Pools vs Traditional pools

Blue Plunge Pool

  • Installed in two days
  • A fraction of the cost
  • Fits a smaller yard
  • Less water, fewer chemicals, less upkeep

Traditional pools

  • 3 to 6 months of construction
  • Often $80k to $150k all in
  • Large excavation
  • Higher maintenance and energy use

03

Blue Plunge Pools vs Swim spas

Blue Plunge Pool

  • A real pool to swim in
  • More open water
  • Acrylic viewing window included
  • Quieter, without big jet motors

Swim spas

  • Loud jet propulsion
  • Limited swim space
  • Higher electricity use
  • Often a similar price

A container pool is a modified shipping box. A Blue Plunge Pool is a purpose-built plunge pool.

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