Northeast Florida's first-coast pool specialists. HOA veterans for Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, and World Golf Village. Your pool installed right — in as little as 7–14 days.
Serving St. Johns County from our First Coast team • Free estimates • Same-day consultations available
St. Augustine is Florida's oldest city — and one of its fastest-growing pool markets. St. Johns County has been among the top five fastest-growing counties in the United States for the past decade, driven by master-planned communities like Nocatee, the continued growth of Ponte Vedra, and the appeal of the historic city itself. That growth means thousands of new homeowners with large lots, active lifestyles, and the budget and desire for a backyard pool.
Cool Pool of Florida installs fiberglass pools throughout St. Augustine, St. Johns County, Nocatee, Ponte Vedra Beach, World Golf Village, Julington Creek, and surrounding communities. Our crews are intimately familiar with St. Johns County's sandy coastal soils, the CDD approval processes in Nocatee and other master-planned communities, and the HOA architectural review requirements in Ponte Vedra and Sawgrass.
Sandy soil is one of the structural advantages of installing in St. Johns County — no limestone bedrock, typically no rock surcharges, and efficient excavation that helps keep installation timelines tight. The main engineering consideration is proper backfill compaction to prevent shell float and long-term settling, which our crews handle with engineered gravel fill rather than sand.
From a compact 10×20 splash pool in a historic downtown St. Augustine garden to a full 16×32 resort build with screen enclosure, spa, and paver decking in Nocatee's Tolomato neighborhood — we design and install pools that fit your lot, your HOA, and your lifestyle.
Nocatee CDD, Ponte Vedra HOAs, Sawgrass Players Club, World Golf Village — we know the approval process and prepare every document.
Our own licensed crew handles every permit — building, electrical, plumbing. No subcontractors, no lost paperwork, no surprises.
Sandy coastal soils mean efficient excavation. Active construction from shell drop to swim-ready typically runs 7–14 days.
Fiberglass pools for historic St. Augustine, master-planned Nocatee, and coastal Ponte Vedra
Professional fiberglass pool installation customized for St. Johns County's sandy soils and coastal conditions

Our team performs precise site layout and excavation tailored to St. Johns County's sandy coastal soils. Sandy substrate allows efficient excavation with minimal heavy rock charges — a key advantage over inland Florida markets with limestone bedrock. We assess groundwater depth (especially important near Nocatee canals and coastal St. Augustine Beach lots) and install dewatering systems if needed to keep the dig dry and stable.

Your premium Latham or San Juan fiberglass shell is delivered via I-95 from our regional distribution network. Our crane operators navigate HOA communities, tight Nocatee lanes, and coastal access roads with precision. The shell is set with laser accuracy, accounting for St. Johns County's sandy fill characteristics and any site-specific drainage requirements.

All plumbing and electrical systems are installed by our own licensed crew to St. Johns County building code — no subcontractors. For coastal St. Augustine Beach and Vilano Beach properties, we specify saltwater-rated equipment and corrosion-resistant fittings. Nocatee CDD and Ponte Vedra HOA documentation packages are prepared alongside construction.

St. Johns County's sandy soils require careful, layered compaction around the fiberglass shell to prevent future settling or shell float. We use premium crushed-gravel backfill compacted in lifts — not sand, which can liquefy under rain saturation. Proper grading ensures surface water flows away from the pool and the home, critical in low-lying coastal areas near Crescent Beach and St. Augustine Beach.

Professional concrete crews pour your custom deck using Florida-rated mix designed for coastal salt exposure and UV intensity. Popular finishes in St. Augustine include broom-finish concrete, stamped patterns complementing historic coquina aesthetics, and exposed aggregate. Paver upgrades are available and particularly popular in Nocatee's Tolomato and Crosscreek communities.

We fill your pool with St. Johns County municipal water and balance the chemistry for Northeast Florida's specific mineral content. All equipment is tested, optimized, and documented. We coordinate the St. Johns County Building Department final inspection and provide full owner training. Your pool is ready for Florida's 10-month swim season.
Premium fiberglass shell (Latham or San Juan), variable-speed pump, cartridge filter, sanitizer, plumbing, and electrical — all installed by our licensed crew.
Building, electrical, and plumbing permits plus HOA/CDD documentation packages. Final inspection coordination included.
Excavation, engineered gravel backfill, compaction, and site grading to manage Northeast Florida's rainfall and coastal drainage patterns.
4-inch reinforced concrete deck with your choice of broom finish or decorative aggregate. Paver and tile upgrades available.
| Pool Size | Installed Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 10×20 ft | $43,000–$52,000 | Historic downtown St. Augustine, compact lots |
| 12×24–27 ft | $48,000–$58,000 | St. Augustine Beach, Vilano Beach, mid-size lots |
| 14×28–30 ft | $55,000–$68,000 | Most popular — Nocatee, World Golf Village |
| 14×33 ft+ | $65,000–$80,000 | Julington Creek, larger St. Johns County lots |
| 16×32 ft+ | $78,000–$110,000+ | Ponte Vedra estates, full luxury builds |
All ranges are for complete turnkey installations: excavation, shell, equipment, plumbing, electrical, and standard concrete decking. Call (888) 493-8972 for a free, no-obligation site estimate.
A complete turnkey fiberglass pool installation in St. Augustine and St. Johns County typically takes 5–8 weeks from permit submission to swim-ready. The active construction phase runs 11–14 days. St. Johns County Building Department permit processing generally takes 4–8 weeks, so we submit permits immediately after contract signing and schedule your build slot the moment approvals arrive. Sandy coastal soil means no rock surcharges and generally efficient excavation.
All St. Augustine area pool installations require St. Johns County Building Department permits: building, electrical, and plumbing. If your property is within an HOA or CDD (Nocatee, World Golf Village, Sawgrass, Julington Creek), you'll also need architectural review board (ARB) approval before county permits are issued. We prepare all HOA documentation and permit applications as part of our full-service process — it's included, not an add-on.
St. Johns County's sandy coastal soils are generally favorable for fiberglass pool installation — no limestone bedrock to blast through, typically lower rock surcharges, and easier excavation compared to inland Florida. The key engineering challenge with sandy soil is shell float prevention and proper backfill compaction. We use engineered gravel backfill (not sand) compacted in measured lifts to ensure the shell stays perfectly seated long-term. High groundwater near coastal areas and canals may require temporary dewatering during installation.
Yes — Nocatee is one of our most active markets. We are thoroughly familiar with the Nocatee CDD process: Tolomato Community Development District and Crosscreek CDD both require ARB approval before county permits. We prepare the full ARB package (site plan, pool specifications, deck finishes, fence details) and submit on your behalf. The CDD process typically adds 2–6 weeks to the timeline, which we factor into your start date planning from the beginning.
A complete turnkey fiberglass pool in the St. Augustine and St. Johns County market typically ranges from $43,000 to $95,000+ depending on pool size, site conditions, add-ons, and HOA requirements. A popular mid-size pool (14×28 ft with standard concrete deck, equipment, and plumbing) runs approximately $53,000–$65,000 installed. Nocatee and Ponte Vedra luxury builds with pavers, screen enclosures, and water features typically run $75,000–$110,000+. Coastal properties near St. Augustine Beach or Vilano Beach may include saltwater-rated equipment upgrades. Call (888) 493-8972 for a free estimate.
Yes. Ponte Vedra Beach, Sawgrass Players Club, TPC Sawgrass, Palm Valley, and surrounding Duval/St. Johns County coastal communities are part of our regular service area. Sawgrass has its own HOA and ARB process separate from St. Johns County. We handle all documentation and coordinate directly with community management. Many Ponte Vedra homeowners choose our premium pool models with saltwater systems and screen enclosures for that full resort-style finish.
The most popular fiberglass models in St. Johns County are the Corinthian 14 (14×28 rectangle — ideal for Nocatee and Ponte Vedra standard lots), the Bermuda 14 (freeform, great for HOA communities with style requirements), the Jamaica 14 (family pool with step entry for young children), and the Claremont (sport rectangle for lap swimming and exercise). We carry the full Latham and San Juan catalogs — browse all 45+ models at coolpoolfl.com/pools.
Every St. Augustine installation includes: (1) Limited lifetime structural warranty on the fiberglass shell from the manufacturer (Latham or San Juan), covering delamination and structural defects regardless of ownership changes. (2) One-year workmanship warranty covering all installation labor, plumbing, electrical, and concrete decking. (3) Manufacturer equipment warranties on all pumps, filters, sanitizers, and automation systems (typically 1–3 years). All warranties transfer to new owners — a strong selling point in St. Johns County's active real estate market.
Free estimates, fast permit submissions, and full HOA documentation. Our team is ready to get your St. Johns County pool started.
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