Find the Best Plunge Pool for Your Yard
The best plunge pool is the one that fits your yard, your budget, and the way you actually want to use it. Plungie makes four prefab concrete plunge pools, from the compact Studio to the family-sized Max, each cast as a single piece of concrete in Alvarado, Texas, and shipped nationwide ready to install. Compare the range below, or scroll down for help choosing.
What Makes a Great Plunge Pool?
Not all plunge pools are built the same. When you're comparing options, these are the things that make the biggest difference over the life of the pool.
- Material: Concrete is one of the most durable pool materials, but a traditional poured pool can take months to build. A prefab concrete plunge pool gives you the strength of concrete, manufactured in a controlled facility and delivered as one solid shell.
- Install speed: A Plungie installs over 74% faster than a traditional pool, can be ready to install in as little as 10 days, and is craned in and plumbed in a day.
- Install flexibility: Every Plungie can be installed in-ground, semi-recessed or as an above ground plunge pool, so it works on flat lots, sloping yards and raised decks.
- Finish and features: Each pool comes with an ecoFinish interior, built-in bench seating, an LED light, a skimmer box and pre-plumbed filtration returns, with equipment packages and add-ons like spa jets and heating.
- Warranty: Every Plungie is backed by a 10-year warranty.
Which Plungie Is Right for You?
| Model | Size | Volume | Best for |
| Arena | 11'5" round | 2,375 gal | Design-led yards, courtyards and social lounging |
| Studio | 12' x 7' | 2,130 gal | Small yards, front yards and city lots |
| Original | 15' x 8' | 3,280 gal | Standard suburban backyards and growing families |
| Max | 20' x 10' | 5,335 gal | Larger yards, big families and entertaining |
Still deciding? Compare every model side by side, or see them in real backyards in our Project Gallery, including the homes from HGTV's Rock the Block.
Frequently Asked Questions
The best plunge pools are durable, quick to install, and sized to suit your yard. Prefab concrete plunge pools like Plungie combine the strength of concrete with a much faster install than a custom pour, and come in fixed sizes so pricing and planning are more predictable.
A precast concrete plunge pool typically costs between $40,000 and $75,000 fully installed, depending on the model, site conditions, and finishes you choose. Our guide to concrete pool costs breaks down what drives the price.
Prefab concrete and fiberglass both install faster than a custom concrete pool, but concrete offers greater strength and a more premium, permanent feel. Read our full comparison of concrete vs fiberglass pools.
A Plungie can be ready to install in as little as 10 days, and on install day it's craned in and plumbed in a day. Because the pool is made while your site is being prepared, the overall project is over 74% faster than a traditional pool build.
Every US Plungie is made in Alvarado, Texas, and shipped nationwide as a complete shell. You can use your own qualified builder or find a Plungie installer in your area.
What Our Customers Say
★★★★½ 4.5 out of 5 on Google, based on 42 reviews
“Installed our Plungie Max pool about 1.5 years ago. I absolutely love this thing. … Didn’t want our backyard dominated by a pool and this 10x20 Plungie Max checked the boxes perfectly.”
Jeff Summers
“Phenomenal. Thank you!!!! Best decision for our new home.”
Benjamin Carr
“We’re even more confident in our decision to go with Plungie—outstanding product and truly exceptional service.”
Jennifer Limotte