Thinking about installing a precast plunge pool in your backyard? That’s an exciting project, and we’re here to bring it to life — not just part of it, but as much of it as you want us to handle. As a trusted pool installer, our job goes far beyond simply placing a pool in the ground.
Let’s walk you through what we do, what we don’t — and how we make sure your dream pool space comes together seamlessly.
Our Core Role: Design & Installation
As a pool installer, our core business is simple: we design beautiful pool solutions and make them a reality. That means managing the full process of designing, delivering, and installing your precast plunge pool so it looks amazing and performs brilliantly.
But here’s the thing — the pool is just one part of a bigger picture.
The Other Half: Surrounding Landscaping & Compliance
Once the pool is in, there’s still work to be done before the kids can dive in. That includes things like:
- Retaining walls
- Surrounding concrete
- Decking or patios
- Pergolas
- Pool fencing
And of course, making sure everything is up to code so the certifier can sign off and you can fill the pool. Without all these details, you’re left with an unfinished backyard dream — and we don’t want that.
How We Help Beyond the Pool
While we don’t directly build your pergola or pour your concrete, we do make it incredibly easy to get the rest done.
We connect you with our preferred trade partners — professionals we’ve worked with for years, who are reliable, skilled, and offer great value. And here’s the best part: we don’t add any markup or take kickbacks. Our goal is to help you complete your project with trades you can trust.
You’re also free to get your own quotes. No pressure. We just want to make your life easier by offering access to our network and guiding you through every step.
Helping You Budget: Know What to Expect
We believe transparency is key. That’s why we created a detailed guide on how much a plunge pool costs, which breaks down not just the pool itself but also the landscaping and finishing touches you might need.
Knowing the full picture up front can help you budget confidently and avoid surprises down the road.
