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1 On average, draining a pool is going to cost anywhere from $1 to $2 per 1,000 gallons. 2  This price is to drain and refill the pool. 3  For example, a 20,000 gallon pool could cost anywhere from $20 to $40.4  However, keep in mind that most water companies will have a delivery fee that is tacked on top of this. On average, 10 to 12 gallons will be drained per minute. 2  Once the pool is drained, itâs important that itâs refilled immediately. 3  A pool will be drained if the TDS (total dissolved solids) exceed 1,500 parts per million. 4  If it exceeds this number, it can be hard to balance the chemicals.
I'm hearing that for a pool around my size it will cost about $800 to fill from one of those truck services. But I just sat down with my quarterly water bill and determined I'm only paying about $0.03/cubic foot of water.herefore, to fill a 22,500 gallon pool, if my math is correct (7.48 gallons per cubic foot)it should only cost me about $90 to fill my pool via my garden hose (albeit it will take about 25 hours to do so!).