Delaware County mixes close-set older neighborhoods near the city with roomier lots out toward Media and Newtown Square. We build pools that fit both, and we plan access first, because getting equipment into a tight yard is half the job here.
In towns like Havertown and Springfield, the question is often whether a pool fits at all once setbacks are counted. We measure, check your township’s rules, and show you what size works before you spend anything on design.
We design and build inground pools, four fiberglass pool brands we install and BaduJet swim jet.
We started in 2003 as a hardscape company and have built fiberglass pools since 2015. We are registered in Pennsylvania as PA046915, the owner is on each site, and the work stays with our own crew.
Most of Delaware County sits on Piedmont schist and gneiss, so rock can come up shallow. In tight yards we plan how the excavator and the fiberglass shell get in, which sometimes means a crane lift over the house.
Smaller fiberglass models, including plunge and spa combinations, often fit older Delaware County lots well. We are an authorized dealer for River Pools, Imagine Pools, Latham and Glimmerglass, and every build gets a Pentair equipment package.
Neighbors are closer here, so privacy fencing and planting matter as much as the patio. Our Yardley project in Bucks used a six-foot vinyl privacy fence for the same reason, and we build fencing, decking and planting together.
An automatic safety cover keeps debris out and adds a layer of safety where yards are close together. We install Coverstar covers and handle openings and 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.
Often yes, with the right model. Setbacks, easements and impervious-surface limits are set by your township, so we check those before we design anything.
Your township, under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. We prepare the plans and handle the inspections.
The code generally requires a barrier at least 48 inches high with self-closing, self-latching gates, and townships can go further. 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.
Broomall, Glen Mills, Havertown, Media, Newtown Square, Springfield, Upper Providence and the surrounding townships.
Send us your address and a few photos of the yard, and we will tell you what fits. Call (267) 573-0405 or try the estimate tool.
