Fiberglass Pool Installation

Installation starts underground. We lay out the pool, then excavate to the exact shape and depth the shell needs, accounting for plumbing trenches and the gravel base the manufacturer specifies. Sloppy excavation shows up later as a settling deck or an uneven waterline.

Setting the shell is the moment everything comes together. We level it precisely, then backfill and fill the pool in a controlled sequence. In South Florida that sequence matters, because a high water table can float a shell that is not weighted and backfilled correctly. We manage it carefully.

Then comes the plumbing. Skimmers, returns, main drains, and the equipment pad all get plumbed and pressure-tested before anything gets buried. We would rather find a leak now than chase it through a finished deck next summer.

Decking finishes the job. We form and pour the deck around the coping so the transition is clean and the surfaces drain away from the pool. The whole project gets permitted and inspected, handled with the care of our in-house construction project management crew.

Not every fiberglass pool goes in a backyard. We install larger commercial fiberglass pools for HOAs, condo and apartment communities, hotels, and amenity centers, where the deck, drainage, and inspection requirements run stricter than a residential job. The same licensed crew handles both.

We install many models, and as an authorized San Juan Pools dealer we supply the factory fiberglass shell too, helping you match the right model to your yard and soil. A pool often goes in alongside new home construction, and we can build both at once for clients out in Palm Beach County too.

And when a design calls for concrete instead of a molded shell, we build custom concrete pools too, formed and finished to whatever shape, depth, and features your yard and budget call for.