Custom gunite and vinyl pools, full renovations, and resurfacing by a crew that pulls its own permits and finishes on the date it promised.
Design, excavation, shell, finish, and startup handled by the same team from first sketch to first swim.
Gunite and vinyl liner pools engineered for Long Island soil and water table, with 3D design before a shovel moves.
Explore pool construction
New tile, coping, decking, lighting and equipment that turn a tired 1980s pool into the centerpiece of the yard.
Explore renovation
Plaster, quartz and pebble finishes plus vinyl liner replacement, done in about a week when the surface is the only issue.
Explore resurfacingSouth Shore yards sit on sand with a high water table, and North Shore yards sit on glacial till and slope. Both punish a pool built to a generic spec. We engineer for the ground under your yard.
We walk the yard, check access, grade and water table, and talk budget honestly.
3D renderings, a fixed written proposal, then our office files with your town.
Excavation, steel, shell, plumbing, decking and finish on a published schedule.
Water chemistry balanced, equipment tuned, and a walkthrough so you own it confidently.
“They gave us a schedule in writing and hit every milestone. Gunite shell went in the week they said, and the yard was clean every Friday.”
“Our 1987 pool looked condemned. New pebble finish, tile and travertine coping later, it looks better than the neighbors’ brand new build.”
“High water table on our block scared off two other builders. These guys engineered around it and explained every step.”
Vinyl liner pools generally start around $65,000 installed, and gunite pools generally start around $95,000. Site access, water table, decking and hardscape move the number most.
Eight to twelve weeks of construction once permits are issued. Town permitting adds two to eight weeks depending on your municipality.
Gunite allows any shape, tanning ledges and integrated spas, and lasts decades with resurfacing. Vinyl costs less up front, installs faster and needs a liner every eight to twelve years.
Yes. Our office prepares the survey markup, files with your town or village, and meets the inspector at every stage.
Regularly. We coordinate schedules so grading, plantings and irrigation land in the right order.
Free on-site estimate anywhere in Nassau or Suffolk County.
