Expert Pool Installation in Jacksonville, Florida
Florida's largest city deserves the best pool installation. Serving Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra, and all Duval County. Clay soil specialists with 15+ years Northeast Florida experience. Licensed, insured, and trusted by hundreds of Jacksonville families.
Serving all 840 square miles of Jacksonville & Duval County • Local Northeast Florida team
Jacksonville's Trusted Pool Installation Experts
Jacksonville, with a population exceeding 950,000 residents, is Florida's largest city by both population and land area, spanning an impressive 840 square miles across Duval County. This dynamic Northeast Florida metropolis stretches from the Atlantic Ocean beaches through urban downtown along the St. Johns River to suburban communities and rural areas. At Cool Pool of Florida, we've been transforming Jacksonville properties with premium fiberglass pool installations for over 15 years, and we intimately understand the unique characteristics that make Jacksonville pool installations different from the rest of Florida.
What distinguishes Jacksonville from other Florida markets? Northeast Florida's geology features dense clay soil layers rather than the sandy substrates found throughout Central and South Florida. This clay soil requires specialized excavation equipment, different backfilling techniques, and engineered drainage solutions. Jacksonville also experiences greater temperature variation than southern Florida - winter lows occasionally dip into the 40s, while summer highs reach the low 90s. These temperature swings cause soil expansion and contraction our installation methodology specifically addresses.
We serve Jacksonville's incredible diversity of neighborhoods - from beachside communities like Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, and Neptune Beach with their coastal charm, to historic Riverside and San Marco with century-old oak trees, to modern master-planned developments like Nocatee, Durbin Crossing, and RiverTown. Whether you're in a downtown condo with rooftop pool potential, a Mandarin waterfront estate along the St. Johns River, or a suburban home in Deerwood or Fruit Cove, our teams adapt to each unique property condition.
Jacksonville's climate offers excellent pool enjoyment most of the year. While cooler than South Florida winters, Jacksonville's 8-9 month natural swimming season extends year-round with optional heating. Summer temperatures are perfect for swimming without the extreme heat of Miami or Tampa. A fiberglass pool enhances your outdoor living space and significantly increases property values in Jacksonville's competitive real estate market where outdoor amenities are highly valued by families relocating to Northeast Florida.
Clay Soil Specialists
Expert excavation and backfilling techniques for Jacksonville's unique clay soil conditions and seasonal temperature variations
Duval County Licensed
Fully licensed and insured throughout Jacksonville and Duval County, handling all city and county permits
4-6 Week Installation
Efficient installation process serving all of Jacksonville's 840 square miles with professional crews
Northeast Florida's Premier Pool Installers
Expert installation designed for Jacksonville's unique clay soil and coastal conditions
Jacksonville Pool Installation Process
Specialized installation process designed for Northeast Florida's clay soil and climate conditions
Site Layout & Clay Excavation
Jacksonville installations begin with precise layout and specialized excavation for Northeast Florida's unique clay soil. Unlike sandy Central and South Florida, Duval County features dense clay layers requiring heavy-duty equipment. Our experienced crews efficiently excavate through Jacksonville's clay substrates while managing the moderate water table levels typical of areas near the St. Johns River and Atlantic coast.
Fiberglass Pool Shell Delivery & Installation
Your premium fiberglass pool shell arrives in Jacksonville via I-95 or I-10. As Florida's largest city by land area (840 square miles), we efficiently serve all Jacksonville neighborhoods from Beaches to Westside. Professional crane operators expertly position your shell, carefully leveling on a gravel base designed for Jacksonville's clay soil conditions. Proper base preparation is critical for long-term stability in Duval County's soil profile.
Licensed Plumbing & Electrical Installation
Florida-licensed plumbers install your complete circulation system using materials suited for Jacksonville's climate and water chemistry. The city's municipal water from the Floridan Aquifer has specific mineral content requiring proper equipment selection. Licensed electricians wire all systems per Duval County and City of Jacksonville electrical codes, ensuring safety and code compliance. Coastal areas like Jacksonville Beach require additional corrosion protection for salt-air exposure.
Strategic Backfilling for Clay Soils
Backfilling in Jacksonville requires specialized techniques for clay soil conditions. We use premium crushed stone and engineered fill, compacting carefully to prevent settling as clay naturally expands and contracts with moisture. Jacksonville experiences more seasonal temperature variation than South Florida - our backfill methodology accounts for these soil movement patterns. Proper drainage is installed to channel water away from your pool, critical during Jacksonville's summer thunderstorm season.
Durable Concrete Pool Deck
Expert concrete crews pour your deck using Florida-rated concrete designed for Jacksonville's climate. Northeast Florida experiences cooler winters than southern regions - concrete mix accounts for greater temperature ranges. Popular finishes in Jacksonville include broom-finished concrete, stamped patterns, and pavers complementing homes from historic Riverside to modern Nocatee. Your deck cures properly in Jacksonville's humidity before final use.
Pool Startup & City of Jacksonville Inspection
We fill your pool with Jacksonville's municipal water or well water common in rural Duval County areas, balancing chemistry for local water characteristics. All equipment is tested and optimized for performance. City of Jacksonville Building Inspection Department or Duval County (depending on location) conducts final inspection verifying compliance with Florida Building Code. You receive comprehensive owner training on equipment operation and maintenance. Your pool is ready for year-round Jacksonville enjoyment!
Jacksonville & Duval County Areas We Serve
Professional pool installation throughout Florida's largest city and Duval County:
- Jacksonville Beach & Atlantic Beach
- Neptune Beach & Ponte Vedra
- Nocatee & Durbin Crossing
- Mandarin & Julington Creek
- Riverside, San Marco & Avondale
- Southside (Deerwood, Baymeadows, Tinseltown)
- Westside (Argyle, Ortega, Cedar Hills)
- RiverTown & Del Webb Ponte Vedra
- Orange Park & Fleming Island
- All Duval County & Northeast Florida
Jacksonville Pool Installation FAQs
How long does pool installation take in Jacksonville?
Pool installation in Jacksonville typically takes 4-6 weeks from contract to completion. The actual construction phase spans 14-17 working days. Jacksonville's clay soil requires slightly different excavation techniques than sandy South Florida, but our experienced crews handle this efficiently. Permit processing varies by location - City of Jacksonville permits typically take 10-12 business days, while unincorporated Duval County permits may take 7-10 days. Jacksonville enjoys relatively year-round construction weather, though winter months (December-February) can bring occasional cold fronts causing brief delays. Summer thunderstorms rarely impact timelines significantly. Most Jacksonville homeowners see their pool completed within 5 weeks, ready to enjoy Northeast Florida's moderate climate.
What permits are required for pool installation in Jacksonville?
Jacksonville pool permitting depends on your location within Duval County. City of Jacksonville residents need permits from Jacksonville Building Inspection Department including building, electrical, and plumbing permits (total cost $600-$1,100). Unincorporated Duval County residents obtain permits from Duval County Building Division with similar requirements. Jacksonville requires 10-foot setbacks from rear property lines and 7.5 feet from side lines. Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, and Jacksonville Beach have separate permitting authorities with similar requirements. All installations must comply with Florida Building Code requirements for pool barriers - fencing with self-closing gates or approved screen enclosures. Communities like Nocatee, Durbin Crossing, and Del Webb Ponte Vedra have HOA architectural review requirements we navigate for you. We handle all permitting paperwork, coordinate inspections, and ensure compliance throughout Jacksonville's 840 square miles.
How does Jacksonville's clay soil affect pool installation?
Jacksonville's clay soil is significantly different from the sandy soils found in most of Florida, requiring specialized installation expertise. Clay is denser and more cohesive than sand, requiring heavy-duty excavation equipment and more time to dig. Clay expands when wet and contracts when dry - Jacksonville's seasonal rainfall patterns cause soil movement we must account for during backfilling. We use engineered gravel backfill rather than native clay to prevent future settling and pool movement. Proper drainage is critical - clay doesn't drain naturally like sand, so French drains channel water away from your pool. The good news? Clay provides excellent long-term stability once properly backfilled and drained. Our Jacksonville crews have installed hundreds of pools in Duval County's clay soils and know exactly how to achieve permanent, stable installations that last decades.
Do you serve Jacksonville Beach and the Beaches communities?
Absolutely! We serve all of Jacksonville's Beach communities including Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, and Ponte Vedra Beach. The Beaches area presents unique considerations as a barrier island location with Atlantic Ocean proximity. Water tables can be higher than mainland Jacksonville, requiring dewatering during installation. Salt-air corrosion from ocean breezes means we use marine-grade equipment and corrosion-resistant materials. Beaches municipalities (Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach) each have separate building departments - we're familiar with all their specific requirements and inspection processes. Popular Beaches neighborhoods like Pablo Creek, Marsh Landing, and Sawgrass communities near Ponte Vedra Beach are areas where we've completed numerous installations. Coastal regulations are stricter, but our experience ensures smooth permitting and inspections.
What Jacksonville neighborhoods and areas do you serve?
We serve all of Jacksonville and Duval County - Florida's largest city by land area at 840 square miles! Major areas include: Beaches (Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Ponte Vedra), Southside (Deerwood, Baymeadows, Tinseltown, San Jose), Westside (Argyle, Cedar Hills, Ortega), Northside (Oceanway, Brentwood), Mandarin and Julington Creek, Arlington and Regency, Riverside and San Marco, and rapidly growing communities like Nocatee, Durbin Crossing, RiverTown, and Del Webb Ponte Vedra. We also serve Orange Park, Fleming Island, and Green Cove Springs in neighboring Clay County. Whether you're near the St. Johns River, in Jacksonville's urban core, or in suburban master-planned communities, our teams bring the same professionalism and expertise. Jacksonville's diversity of neighborhoods from historic to modern requires adaptable installation approaches - we customize every project to your specific property conditions.
Can Jacksonville pools be used year-round?
Yes, though Jacksonville's pool season differs slightly from South Florida. Jacksonville experiences Northeast Florida's subtropical climate with cooler winters - average January temperatures range from 45-65°F. Most Jacksonville pool owners swim comfortably from March through November (8-9 months) without heating. Many add gas or heat pump heaters extending the season year-round, especially for families with children. Summer is perfect - June through September averages 85-92°F with refreshing pool temperatures. Jacksonville's moderate climate means pools don't overheat like extreme South Florida summers. Water temperatures typically range from 65°F in winter to 85°F in summer. Pool heaters are more common in Jacksonville than Miami or Tampa, adding versatility. The mild climate also means lower evaporation and chemical usage compared to hotter Florida regions. Overall, Jacksonville offers excellent pool enjoyment most of the year, with heating as an affordable option for true year-round swimming.
What's the best time of year to install a pool in Jacksonville?
Jacksonville's unique Northeast Florida climate allows year-round pool installation, but fall through spring (October through May) provides optimal conditions for Duval County installations due to several factors distinguishing Jacksonville from the rest of Florida. During these months, Jacksonville experiences exceptionally comfortable weather with average daytime temperatures ranging from 58-78°F and cooler evenings dropping to 42-62°F-ideal working conditions for excavation crews managing Jacksonville's challenging clay soil that becomes sticky and difficult when wet during summer. Rainfall drops significantly to just 2.5-4 inches monthly versus summer's heavier 5-7 inches, critical when excavating through Duval County's clay soil profile that holds water far longer than the sandy soils dominating Central and South Florida. Clay soil moisture management is essential-excessively wet clay becomes problematic for excavation and compaction, while drier fall/winter/spring clay provides better stability during backfilling operations. Winter installation (December-February) is particularly advantageous in Jacksonville since temperatures, while cooler than South Florida, rarely dip below 38-40°F at night (Jacksonville averages just 4-8 nights below 40°F annually), allowing essentially uninterrupted construction schedules. Jacksonville's position as Florida's northernmost major city means milder summer temperatures (typically 88-92°F versus 95°F+ in interior Florida) but noticeably cooler winters-this cooler winter climate actually benefits construction as workers face comfortable conditions excavating clay soil without the extreme heat affecting southern cities. City of Jacksonville Building Inspection Department and Duval County Building Division both process permits most efficiently during fall and winter months-typically 10-12 business days versus 14-18 days during spring's peak construction season when Jacksonville's explosive growth (the city has grown to over 970,000 residents making it Florida's most populous city by city limits) drives permit application surges. Installing October-March ensures your pool is ready for Jacksonville's swimming season beginning in earnest when temperatures consistently reach 80°F+ in late April and May. Summer months (June through September) bring Northeast Florida's predictable afternoon thunderstorm pattern plus the occasional tropical system, though Jacksonville's position on Florida's northeast coast means less hurricane frequency than South or Southwest Florida. For properties in Jacksonville's Beaches communities (Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Ponte Vedra Beach), fall/winter installation avoids summer's tourist season and provides easier equipment access on barrier island streets. Properties in historic neighborhoods like Riverside, Avondale, San Marco, and Ortega benefit from fall/winter installation when mature oak trees shed leaves primarily in spring, minimizing debris interference. For military families stationed at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Naval Station Mayport, or Camp Blanding, coordinating installation during non-deployment periods is easier during fall/winter when training schedules are more predictable. Jacksonville's remarkable growth-population increased from 735,000 in 2000 to over 970,000 today, plus rapidly expanding communities like Nocatee, RiverTown, Durbin Crossing, and Del Webb Ponte Vedra-keeps construction schedules extremely active year-round, so booking 3-4 months ahead is recommended regardless of season.
What warranty coverage do you provide for Jacksonville pool installations?
Our Jacksonville pool installations come with comprehensive warranty protection specifically engineered for Northeast Florida's unique conditions including Duval County's challenging clay soil geology, Jacksonville's cooler seasonal climate, and the diverse environments from coastal Beaches communities to inland St. Johns River properties. Every installation includes: (1) Lifetime structural warranty on the fiberglass pool shell directly from premium manufacturers like Latham, San Juan Pools, and Thursday Pools, covering shell integrity against delamination, blistering, and structural defects that could occur from Jacksonville's distinctive clay soil characteristics-unlike sandy soils that remain relatively stable, Duval County's expansive clay soil undergoes volume changes with moisture fluctuation (expanding when wet, contracting when dry) requiring specialized engineering. This manufacturer-backed warranty remains valid even if you sell your Jacksonville property in communities like Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, or historic Riverside neighborhoods. (2) Three-year comprehensive workmanship warranty covering all installation labor including specialized clay soil excavation using heavy-duty equipment, engineered gravel backfilling specifically designed to prevent settlement in expansive clay soils prevalent throughout Duval County, French drain systems essential for managing water in clay that doesn't naturally drain like sandy soil, plumbing systems designed for Jacksonville's moderate water hardness, electrical installations, and concrete decking formulated for Jacksonville's temperature fluctuations (summer highs near 92°F, winter lows occasionally reaching 35-40°F). This extended three-year labor warranty significantly exceeds the industry standard one-year coverage and reflects our confidence in installation techniques proven across hundreds of Jacksonville pools in diverse soil conditions from clay-heavy Westside and Northside to sandier Beaches areas. (3) One-to-three-year manufacturer equipment warranties covering all pumps, heaters (particularly important in Jacksonville where pool heaters are more common than South Florida due to cooler winters), filters, automation systems, and lighting-equipment specifically selected for Jacksonville's climate where pools experience wider temperature swings than subtropical South Florida. (4) Special coverage unique to Jacksonville and Northeast Florida installations including protection against settlement issues related to Duval County's expansive clay soils, coverage for equipment affected by Jacksonville's seasonal temperature variations (pool equipment faces 35-95°F range versus narrower ranges in South Florida), and protection for Beaches community installations where coastal salt-air exposure affects equipment longevity. As a Florida State Licensed Pool Contractor (license #CPC1460000), we maintain $2 million comprehensive general liability insurance and full workers' compensation coverage protecting Jacksonville homeowners. All warranties transfer seamlessly to new property owners-an important benefit in Jacksonville's active real estate market, particularly in rapidly appreciating areas like Nocatee and Ponte Vedra where homes frequently change hands. Our dedicated Northeast Florida service team provides complimentary annual warranty inspections specifically checking for clay soil-related settlement (monitoring for any movement in Duval County's expansive clay), drainage system function (ensuring French drains continue managing water effectively in clay soil), equipment performance through Jacksonville's seasonal temperature changes, and overall pool condition. We maintain detailed digital service records for all Jacksonville installations ensuring warranty claims are processed efficiently. Jacksonville and Duval County homeowners benefit from our long-term commitment to Northeast Florida-we've been serving Jacksonville, the Beaches, Orange Park, and surrounding areas since 2008, with deep expertise in clay soil installation challenges unique to this region.
Do you offer financing for pool installation in Jacksonville?
Absolutely-we provide comprehensive financing solutions specifically designed for Jacksonville and Duval County homeowners, with specialized programs recognizing Northeast Florida's unique demographics including active military families, growing young families in master-planned communities, and the area's strong middle-class employment base from healthcare, logistics, finance, and military sectors. Our financing programs include: (1) Highly competitive home improvement loan rates starting at 6.99% APR for well-qualified applicants, with actual rates determined by credit score, loan amount (typical Jacksonville projects range $35,000-$75,000 depending on size and features), and term selection. Jacksonville's strong real estate fundamentals-median home values increased from $165,000 in 2019 to $340,000 in 2024 driven by explosive population growth (Jacksonville added over 100,000 residents since 2010) and strong job market-mean most homeowners possess substantial equity supporting favorable financing terms. Properties in premium communities like Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, and Durbin Crossing with higher valuations often qualify for preferential rates. (2) Exceptionally flexible loan terms ranging from 5 to 20 years, allowing you to customize monthly payments matching your financial planning and family stage. Many Jacksonville families with young children prefer 12-15 year terms balancing affordable payments with long-term planning, while established homeowners in communities like Deerwood and Mandarin often select shorter 7-10 year terms. (3) Rapid pre-approval process with same-day decisions for most applicants and final approval typically within 48 hours-significantly faster than traditional home equity lines requiring appraisals and extensive underwriting. This speed is essential during Jacksonville's peak spring booking season (February-April) when installation slots fill rapidly. (4) Zero prepayment penalties on all financing programs, providing complete flexibility to pay off loans early without fees-important in Jacksonville's dynamic market where military families may receive relocation orders (PCS moves) requiring home sales, or homeowners may want to pay off debt early. (5) Special financing programs designed for military families-Jacksonville is home to major military installations including Naval Air Station Jacksonville (NAS Jax), Naval Station Mayport, and Camp Blanding, with over 25,000 active-duty personnel in the area. We partner with lenders offering VA-friendly financing, programs recognizing BAH (Basic Allowance for Housing) as income, and understanding of military pay structures and deployment schedules. Military families often qualify for special terms recognizing stable government employment. (6) Seasonal promotional financing during our peak booking periods (typically January-March) sometimes featuring deferred payment options, reduced rates, or special terms for qualified buyers. We maintain strong lending relationships throughout Northeast Florida including VyStar Credit Union (headquartered in Jacksonville with extensive local presence and deep understanding of Jacksonville market), Community First Credit Union of Florida (serves Duval County), Jacksonville Federal Credit Union (serves military and civilian Jacksonville employees), and regional banks like Atlantic Coast Bank and VyStar Credit Union familiar with Jacksonville property values from Beaches waterfront to Westside family neighborhoods. We also partner with national lenders including GreenSky, Synchrony, and LightStream providing competitive options for customers preferring established brands. Many Jacksonville families, particularly those in master-planned communities like Nocatee, RiverTown, and Del Webb Ponte Vedra, choose financing to preserve savings and investment capital while enjoying their pool immediately. Military families especially appreciate financing that provides flexibility around deployment schedules and PCS moves. Complimentary financing consultations are included with every Jacksonville estimate-our team reviews multiple lender options simultaneously to secure the lowest rate and most favorable terms for your specific situation. First-time pool buyers in Duval County typically finance 60-75% of project costs, while established homeowners with substantial equity sometimes finance 40-50%. Our financing specialists thoroughly understand Jacksonville's diverse neighborhoods, property values across different areas (Beaches versus Southside versus Westside), and how factors like school districts (St. Johns County spillover areas) and proximity to employment centers affect lending decisions.
What maintenance is required after pool installation in Jacksonville?
Your new Jacksonville fiberglass pool requires consistent maintenance carefully adapted to Northeast Florida's distinctive climate, moderate water chemistry, and unique environmental conditions differing significantly from the rest of Florida, and we provide comprehensive training ensuring your success. Essential post-installation maintenance includes: (1) Weekly water testing and precise chemical balancing using quality test kits-you'll monitor pH (target 7.2-7.6), total alkalinity (80-120 ppm), calcium hardness (200-400 ppm), free chlorine (1-3 ppm), and cyanuric acid (30-50 ppm). Jacksonville's water chemistry is notably more manageable than coastal South Florida: municipal water provided by JEA (Jacksonville's utility) exhibits moderate hardness (180-280 ppm calcium) and balanced pH (7.2-7.6), making chemical management considerably easier than extreme-hardness areas like West Palm Beach or high-pH regions like Ocala. Properties using well water-common in rural western Duval County, northern areas near Nassau County, and southwestern areas near Clay County-typically face slightly elevated iron content (0.2-0.4 ppm) requiring sequestering agents to prevent brownish staining, but overall Jacksonville well water is quite manageable. The moderate water chemistry is one of Northeast Florida's advantages for pool ownership. (2) Daily skimming to remove leaves and organic debris abundant in Jacksonville's heavily tree-covered landscape-Duval County features extensive live oak, water oak, laurel oak, longleaf pine, slash pine, and Southern magnolia coverage creating substantial leaf drop, with particularly heavy debris during spring (March-May) when oaks shed pollen and old leaves. Jacksonville's tree canopy is among Florida's densest, requiring diligent surface skimming. Historic neighborhoods like Riverside, Avondale, San Marco, and Ortega with century-old oak trees experience especially heavy leaf fall. Pine needles and oak leaves decompose in pool water affecting pH, necessitating consistent removal. (3) Weekly brushing of pool walls and floor using soft-bristle brushes designed for fiberglass surfaces, plus weekly vacuuming to remove settled debris and the fine clay sediment that can be transported into pools from Duval County's clay soil during heavy rains or on feet/toys. Spring months bring heavy oak pollen creating a yellowish film requiring extra brushing and increased filtration. Summer (June-September) brings elevated algae risk from warm water temperatures (82-86°F typical) requiring consistent brushing particularly on shaded areas beneath Jacksonville's substantial tree coverage. (4) Monthly filter cleaning for cartridge systems or backwashing for sand and DE filters-Jacksonville's moderate water hardness, tree debris, and clay dust from soil mean regular filter maintenance is essential. Properties near unpaved roads or with heavy oak coverage may require bi-weekly filter attention during peak leaf-drop seasons. The clay soil particles, while fine, can stress filtration systems if not addressed promptly. (5) Quarterly professional service strongly recommended to verify proper chemical balance, inspect equipment for wear, check drainage systems (particularly important in Jacksonville's clay soil where French drains must remain functional), and ensure pools operate efficiently through Northeast Florida's seasonal climate changes. Jacksonville's moderate climate creates a comfortable 8-9 month natural swimming season (late March through November) when water temperatures remain pleasant without heating-pool water typically ranges from 75-86°F during this period. December through mid-March brings cooler water temperatures (65-72°F) when many Jacksonville families pause swimming or operate pool heaters for comfortable year-round use. Winter maintenance (December-February) is notably lighter than South Florida since Jacksonville's cooler water temperatures (often 65-70°F without heating) naturally inhibit algae growth-many owners reduce chemical usage and maintenance frequency during winter months when pools aren't actively used. We provide comprehensive hands-on 'pool school' training immediately after installation, covering Jacksonville-specific topics including managing moderate water chemistry (easier than most Florida regions), dealing with heavy oak and pine debris, adjusting chlorine dosing during hot summer months versus cooler spring/fall periods, winterizing procedures for Jacksonville's mild but noticeably cooler winter (some equipment may benefit from protection during occasional freezes when temperatures briefly drop to 30-35°F, though this occurs only 1-2 nights per year), and operating pool heaters efficiently for extended-season use. Many busy Jacksonville families, particularly dual-income households in communities like Nocatee, Durbin Crossing, RiverTown, and Ponte Vedra, plus military families with deployment schedules, choose our professional maintenance packages offering weekly or bi-weekly service, complete water chemistry management, equipment inspection, and immediate response-particularly valuable when active-duty personnel deploy from NAS Jacksonville or Naval Station Mayport. Proper maintenance addressing Jacksonville's abundant tree debris, clay soil conditions, and seasonal temperature variations keeps your Northeast Florida pool crystal clear and ready for enjoyment throughout Jacksonville's extended swimming season and beyond with optional heating.
Already Have a Pool? We Also Offer Professional Resurfacing
If your existing Jacksonville pool needs a refresh, we provide expert resurfacing services with two professional coating options: Epoxy coating (durable, cost-effective standard) and ecoFINISH™ (premium eco-friendly upgrade). Both options resist St. Johns River environmental factors and Northeast Florida's unique climate.
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Get a free, comprehensive estimate for your Jacksonville pool installation. We'll assess your property's clay soil conditions, discuss your vision, and provide a detailed quote tailored to your Northeast Florida location.
Serving Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra & All Duval County • Licensed & Insured • Financing Available