Swimming Pool Contractor in Washington Crossing, PA

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Washington Crossing sits along the Delaware River in Upper Makefield, a few minutes from our Newtown yard. We built a full backyard here around an Imagine Pools Marvelous 30 fiberglass pool.

Company service van with the Hydroscape Pools logo, phone number and PA and NJ license numbers

How Can We Help?

Properties here tend to be generous, with mature trees and views worth keeping. We plan the pool so it fits the house and the view rather than fighting them.

We design and build inground pools.

Why Us?

Hydroscape started in 2003 in hardscape and has built fiberglass pools since 2015. We are registered in Pennsylvania as PA046915, and the owner works on site.

Fiberglass pool with stamped concrete patio and natural stone accents in Washington Crossing, PA

A Washington Crossing Project

A Pool Built for the Way You Actually Use Your Backyard

For Jim and Robin’s backyard we prepared and shaped the site for a Marvelous 30 fiberglass pool, then built a stamped concrete patio with natural stone accents, drainage, landscaping and low-voltage LED lighting. It took about four weeks.

An aluminum fence gave the yard a code-compliant boundary without blocking the view. We are an authorized dealer for River Pools, Imagine Pools, Latham and Glimmerglass, and every build gets a Pentair equipment package.

Freeform inground pool with a stamped concrete deck, black aluminum pool fence and white vinyl privacy fence

Stone, Concrete and Light

Your Backyard Is Where Real Life Happens

Stamped concrete holds up well and stays comfortable underfoot, and natural stone accents tie the patio to the older homes in the area. Low-voltage lighting keeps the yard usable after dark. See the Washington Crossing project.

Seasonal Service

Keeping Your Pool Easy to Own

We are close by for openings, closings and equipment checks, and we install Coverstar automatic safety covers.

We take care of the regular upkeep and the seasonal work, openings, closings, and equipment checks, so there are no surprises and nothing falls through the cracks. You always know exactly who’s looking after your pool, because it’s us.
Your pool is where a lot of family memories get made, and it’s worth protecting. We show up when we say we will and keep your pool in the kind of shape that makes you glad you built it.

Proudly Providing the Following Services throughout the Mid-Atlantic United States

From building a brand-new pool to keeping an older one in great shape, we offer a full range of pool and outdoor living services across the Mid-Atlantic. One team handles all of it, start to finish.
Custom inground pools built in fiberglass or concrete, designed around your yard and how your family wants to use it. We handle the design, the permits, and the full build with our own crew.
Inground spas, spillover spas built right into your pool, and standalone hot tubs, with the jets, heating, and controls to match.
Is your older pool looking tired? We handle resurfacing, new tile and coping, deck updates, and equipment upgrades to bring it back to life.
Gas heat to stretch your season into April and October, or a heat pump to hold temperature through the summer for less money to run. We install Pentair, and we run the gas line and the electrical ourselves.
Pentair IntelliCenter, standard on every pool and spa combination we build. Start the spa, run the lights and check the pump from your phone instead of walking out to the pad in the dark.
Natural stone waterfalls and waterfall and slide combinations from Advanced Waterfall Systems, plus spillover spas and bubblers on a tanning ledge.
Coverstar automatic safety covers, built to meet ASTM F1346. One button closes the pool, which is the whole reason an automatic cover actually gets used.
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, and automation. We diagnose, repair, and replace the equipment that keeps your pool running right.
Keep your pool clean, balanced, and ready to swim, with regular care plus seasonal openings and closings handled by our own team.
Patios, walkways, plantings, and complete outdoor living areas that turn the space around your pool into a backyard you actually want to spend time in.

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who issues pool permits in Washington Crossing?

Upper Makefield Township, under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. Lots near the river can also fall in a mapped floodplain, which adds review, so we check that early.

A barrier generally at least 48 inches high with self-closing, self-latching gates. The Washington Crossing project used aluminum fencing to keep the view open.

The pool itself is about two to three weeks of construction. The Washington Crossing backyard, with patio, drainage and lighting, took about four weeks.

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.

It can. Floodplain mapping and higher groundwater near the Delaware both affect planning, and we look at both before quoting.

We file the 811 utility locate ourselves before any digging, so buried gas, electric and water lines are marked first.

Newtown, Yardley, New Hope and the rest of Bucks County.

Yes, photos are on the project gallery.

Mid-Atlantic United States Service Area

If you don’t see your area listed, call us at (267) 573-0405 and we’ll let you know if we cover it.

Delaware

Pools in Washington Crossing

Washington Crossing is mostly larger, wooded lots in Upper Makefield, with the river and the historic park nearby. Trees mean more leaves in the pool and roots to plan around; the river means checking floodplain maps before picking a location.

Our project here kept the design simple: one rectangular fiberglass pool, a stamped concrete patio, natural stone and lighting, built in about four weeks.

Let's Plan Your Washington Crossing Pool

Call (267) 573-0405 or use the estimate tool, and we will come walk the property with you.