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Pkdata’s most recent analysis of the U.S. residential swimming pool market provides comprehensive data on new inground and aboveground residential pool sales in 2025, along with corresponding changes in the installed base for both segments. Additionally, the report covers renovation and remodeling trends, the aftermarket for pool products, including equipment, chemicals, and pool service, and the broader macroeconomic factors influencing the swimming pool industry. Furthermore, the report includes analyses of recent research conducted with pool builders and pool service providers.

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Across the U.S. and Canada, renovations and service remain strong segments of the residential pool industry. From repairs, renovations, and upgrades to ongoing maintenance and upkeep, these areas continue to reflect steady homeowner investment in their swimming pools.

For more information on the residential pool industry in Canada, check out our recently released report on the state of the industry at https://pkdata.com/reports-store/

The YE2025 Swimming Pool and Hot Tub Report CANADA.

Analysis of Canada’s residential swimming pool industry presents sales data for new inground and aboveground pools and evaluates how these sales have affected the overall installed pool base. The report also examines trends in renovation and remodeling, the aftermarket for pool-related products, including equipment and chemicals, pool service, and the broader macroeconomic factors influencing the industry.

In addition, surveys of pool owners and builders provide valuable insights into pool usage patterns, renovation projects, equipment and chemical purchasing behavior, demographic shifts, and overall owner satisfaction.

New this year is a primary analysis of the residential hot tub market and the commercial pool segment, which have not been included in our Canadian research before. While these categories do not yet have the same historical depth as the residential pool market, this edition establishes baseline metrics, key insights, and foundational trends.

If you're a Canadian Pool and/or Hot Tub Owner, we'd like your opinion. Go to our website to add your contact info. Then we'll send you a link to answer questions. Once survey is complete, we'll send you a gift card as a thank you.

https://pkdata.com/hot-tub-pool-survey/

Canadian residential pool permits through the third quarter of 2025 show an increase of more than 15% compared to the same period in 2024, signaling a long-awaited rebound after three consecutive years of decline in new residential pool construction.

A comprehensive analysis of the Canadian pool and spa industry is currently underway. Stay tuned for our upcoming YE2025 Canada Swimming Pool report.

Contact Christine Snelgrove ([email protected]) if you have questions now.

Pkdata recently asked pool professionals to identify the most valuable sources of information they rely on when researching new products. Responses highlighted key channels such as trade shows and expos, industry publications, manufacturer websites, and recommendations from colleagues or other industry professionals.

Reach out to Christine Snelgrove for more information on pool professional at [email protected]

Florida permits for new residential inground pool construction have decreased by approximately 4% from January through June 30.

After three consecutive years of declines in new residential inground pool construction, recent permit data brings more disappointing news. Florida, the nation’s leading state for residential pool installations, continues to see permit activity soften through the third quarter of 2025, signaling that a rebound in 2025 is unlikely.

For information on pool permitting and construction in your area, reach out to Christine Snelgrove ([email protected]).

The Recreational Water Industry generates more than $30 billion annually, driven by three core segments: residential pools, hot tubs, and commercial pools. The market also encompasses aftermarket sales of chemicals and equipment, as well as ongoing service and maintenance, and renovation and repair activities.

Pkdata’s Recreational Water Yearbook 2024 outlines the current and historical states of the U.S. residential inground and aboveground pool, hot tub, and commercial pool segments, presenting product sales, ownership characteristics, geographic patterns, aftermarket sales, renovation activity, and other relevant aspects of this substantial market.

To purchase go to our website at https://pkdata.com/product/us-recreational-water-yearbook-ye2024/
If you’ve purchased one of our other YE2024 reports (Residential Pools, Commercial Pools or Hot Tubs) and you want to augment that data, we can provide a discount for this new report. Contact Christine Snelgrove at [email protected] for pricing.

A plunge pool is a small pool designed for cooling off, hydrotherapy, and relaxation, making it perfect for unwinding rather than lap swimming. Pkdata’s recent builder survey reveals an increase in demand: approximately 60% of pool builders now construct plunge pools, and more than half have experienced growing customer requests over the past two years.

For more information contact Christine Snelgrove at [email protected]

The Recreational Water Industry generates more than $30 billion annually, driven by three core segments: residential pools, hot tubs, and commercial pools. The market also encompasses aftermarket sales of chemicals and equipment, as well as ongoing service and maintenance, and renovation and repair activities.

Pkdata is releasing a report this week that outlines the current and historical states of the U.S. residential inground and aboveground pool, hot tub, and commercial pool segments, presenting product sales, ownership characteristics, geographic patterns, aftermarket sales, renovation activity, and other relevant aspects of this substantial market.

For more info or a data request, contact Christine Snelgrove ([email protected])