NeighborsPaid
JurisdictionLos Angeles, CA
Work classified asSwimming Pool
Permits read3,180
Windowlast 24 months
Data as of2026-09-04

Permit record · California

What Los Angeles paid for a swimming pool

Not an estimate. We read 3,180 permits filed with Los Angeles and took the value written on each one.

Median declared value $31,000
Swimming Pool · Los Angeles 3,180 permits
$15k 10% $20k 25% $31k median $50k 75% $70k 90%

Half of these jobs landed between $20,000 and $50,000. One in ten came in under $15,000; one in ten ran past $70,000.

Monthly median · Swimming Pool▲0% since 2025-03
2025-03 · $35,000high $35,0002026-08 · $35,000

The same job, other cities

CityMedian Typical rangePermits
Los Angeles, CA $31,000 $20,000 – $50,000 3,180
Raleigh, NC $142,970 $88,000 – $200,000 213
Chicago, IL $100,000 $35,000 – $150,000 31
Montgomery County, MD $100,000 $49,000 – $153,133 233
Austin, TX $80,000 $48,320 – $120,000 87
Seattle, WA $75,000 $28,750 – $186,814 28
New Orleans, LA $75,000 $54,950 – $95,967 487
Baton Rouge, LA $75,000 $50,250 – $116,982 178
Kansas City, MO $70,000 $50,000 – $90,000 75
Sacramento, CA $64,232 $41,500 – $80,000 116
Marin County, CA $59,062 $29,750 – $120,000 92
New York, NY $48,525 $20,000 – $100,000 204
Anaheim, CA $20,000 $14,464 – $26,098 54

Across the cities we cover, the same job runs from $31,000 in Los Angeles to $142,970 in Raleigh — a 4.6× spread. See all cities →

Other projects in Los Angeles

ProjectMedianPermits
Roof Replacement $6,00022,165
Home Addition $75,0007,767
Garage $35,0006,290
Kitchen Remodel $21,0006,231
Bathroom Remodel $9,8454,824
ADU / Guest House $100,0004,142
Window Replacement $3,4003,517
Deck or Patio $10,0002,285
Interior Remodel $40,0001,190
Siding or Stucco $8,000748
Foundation Repair $10,000237
HVAC Replacement $10,000188
Solar Panels $51,300179
Water Heater $1,00051

Source

Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety — Building Permits. Permits issued in the last 24 months, classified by the work described on the permit. The figure is the declared value of the work — what the applicant reported to the city. It excludes work done without a permit and can sit below a final invoice. Read the full methodology. Data refreshed 2026-09-04.