**Ball Valve**

A ball valve is one of the simplest spigot types. It has a handle that you turn to start or stop the water flow. Installing a ball valve generally costs between $100 and $200 for both materials and professional labor.

**Hose Bib**

A hose bib is a straightforward and widely used spigot style. You turn the knob counter-clockwise to start the water flow and clockwise to stop it. The installation cost for a hose bib typically ranges from $100 to $200.

**Frost-Free Faucet**

As the name implies, frost-free faucets are ideal if you live in an area with freezing temperatures. These spigots are insulated and designed to drain water, preventing the fixture from cracking in cold weather. Proper installation is crucial; the faucet must be pitched downward toward the outside. If not, it can hold water inside and freeze, leading to potential bursts. These faucets generally cost between $150 and $500 to install, depending on the type and brand.

**Anti-Siphon Spigot**

Anti-siphon spigots are equipped with one-way valves to prevent contaminated water from mixing with your fresh water. They’re particularly useful if you leave a garden hose attached to your faucet, as a drop in water pressure can draw in dirty water from the hose. Expect to pay between $200 and $500 for this style.

**Yard Hydrant**

A yard hydrant is different from traditional faucets as it extends from an underground waterline and stands at knee or hip height. It has a handle at the top that you lift to start the water flow and lower to stop it. Yard hydrants are ideal for heavy water use, making them common on farms or in large gardens. Due to the extensive work required for installation, costs can range from $500 to $3,000 or more, depending on the style and distance from the house.

**Outdoor Sink**

Outdoor sinks can vary from basic plastic tubs to elegant porcelain fixtures similar to indoor sinks. They add convenience to outdoor spaces, especially if you work outside frequently or need a place to clean up. The cost for installing an outdoor sink ranges from $200 to $1,000, largely depending on the type of sink chosen.

**Outdoor Shower**

Outdoor showers are great for those who work outside, have kids who love to get dirty, or want to rinse off before or after swimming. You have endless options for the design and setup of an outdoor shower, from a simple showerhead over a concrete pad to a luxurious shower space rivaling indoor ones. Depending on your preferences and the complexity of the project, the cost for an outdoor shower ranges from $1,000 to $4,000.