Hunterdon County is mostly open, rural land, and that changes how a pool gets planned. Wells, septic fields and long driveways are normal here, and we work around all three.
Many Hunterdon homes run on a private well and a septic system, so the first step is finding where the septic field is and keeping the pool and its equipment well clear of it. Then we plan the pool, patio and landscape together.
We design and build inground pools, four fiberglass pool brands we install and BaduJet swim jet.
We have been in business since 2003 and have built fiberglass pools since 2015. Our New Jersey home improvement contractor registration is 13VH07008400, and the owner is on site for every build.
The county’s ground ranges from Newark Basin shale through the middle to the diabase ridges like the Sourland and harder Highlands rock up north. We check for rock and for the septic layout before we pick the pool location.
Well water can carry iron or manganese that stains a new pool finish, so on well properties we usually recommend filling with trucked water. We are an authorized dealer for River Pools, Imagine Pools, Latham and Glimmerglass, and every build gets a Pentair equipment package.
Bigger rural lots leave room for a full outdoor living area. We build paver and stamped concrete decks, retaining walls on sloped ground, pavilions and landscape lighting.
Hunterdon winters run cold, so a proper closing matters. We blow out lines, protect the equipment and come back in spring to open and balance the water.
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 municipality’s construction office, under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code. If you have a septic system, expect the county health department setback rules to matter too. We handle the paperwork.
New Jersey’s code requires a barrier around a residential pool, generally at least 48 inches high with self-closing, self-latching gates. We build code-compliant aluminum or vinyl fencing.
You can, but iron and manganese in some wells can stain the finish and overwork the pump. Trucked water is usually the safer first fill. 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.
Clinton, Flemington, Lambertville, Raritan Township, Readington, Whitehouse Station and the rest of the county.
Tell us where your well and septic are and what you want to build, and we will come out. Call (267) 573-0405 or use the estimate tool.
