Montgomery County covers a lot of ground, from older Main Line lots in Lower Merion to newer neighborhoods around Collegeville and Lansdale. We build fiberglass and concrete pools across all of it from our base in neighboring Bucks County.
Many Montgomery County projects start with a lot that is already landscaped, mature trees, an older patio, sometimes a sloped backyard. We plan the pool, decking and planting together so the new work fits what is already there.
We design and build inground pools, four fiberglass pool brands we install and BaduJet swim jet.
We have been in business since 2003, starting in hardscapes, and have built fiberglass pools since 2015. Our Pennsylvania registration is PA046915, the owner is on every job site, and our own crew does the excavation, plumbing, electric and decking.
Northern and central Montgomery County sit largely on the Newark Basin’s red shale, which can be dense once you are a few feet down, while the southern edge toward Gladwyne is older Piedmont rock. Mature trees are common too, so we plan root protection and leaf load into where the pool goes.
For tight or sloped Main Line yards, a fiberglass shell often fits where a concrete form would be hard to build, and it goes in quickly once the hole is dug. We are an authorized dealer for River Pools, Imagine Pools, Latham and Glimmerglass, and every build gets a Pentair equipment package.
Sloped lots usually need a retaining wall before the deck can be level, and that wall has to be engineered, not just stacked. We build walls, paver and stamped concrete decks, pavilions and landscape lighting as part of the same project.
Wooded Montgomery County lots drop a lot of leaves into pools in the fall, so a cover matters. We install Coverstar automatic safety covers and handle spring openings and fall closings.
Built-in grills, bars, countertops, and full outdoor kitchens, with the gas and electrical handled in-house.
Pergolas, pavilions, and shade structures that keep your patio and pool comfortable all summer.
Patios, pool decks, walkways, retaining walls, and fire features, built to last.
Your township or borough does, under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. Some, like Lower Merion, also have zoning setbacks and impervious-coverage limits that affect where a pool and deck can go, so we check those first.
Pennsylvania’s code calls for a barrier generally at least 48 inches high with self-closing, self-latching gates. We build code fencing in aluminum or vinyl and confirm your township’s version before ordering.
It can be. The red shale in much of the county breaks out in plates, and harder rock shows up in spots. We walk the site before quoting and explain how we would handle rock if we hit it. We file the 811 utility locate ourselves before any digging, so buried gas, electric and water lines are marked first.
Our pricing page lists the ranges: a fiberglass pool from 20 to 40 feet usually lands around $60,000 to $90,000 for the pool itself, and a 20-foot custom concrete pool starts around $80,000 to $85,000. Decking, fencing and landscape are priced on top, and Financing Available through Lyon Financial.
The whole county, including Ambler, Blue Bell, Collegeville, Gladwyne, King of Prussia and Lansdale. If you are near the edge of the county, call and we will tell you straight whether we can take the job.
Tell us about the yard, the trees and the slope, and we will come out and look. Call (267) 573-0405 or start with the estimate tool.
