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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.
Although costs have been rising, water is still an inexpensive resource in most American towns. An average cost is less than $5 per 1000 gallons. Filling a swimming pool, in most areas, costs less than $100. Youâll need to add some replacement water during the year, to replace splash out and backwash water.eplacement value can be set for each equipment item, and amortized over a ten to fifteen year period to compute an annual pool equipment replacement cost. The average inground pool spends about $50-$500 per year on repair parts or replacement equipment.