The pool itself goes in fast. A fiberglass shell arrives finished and is set in a day. What takes time is everything around it: the permit, the weather and the patio.
Before we dig
- Consultation and written proposal
- You choose the model, color, patio and extras
- Permit application with your town or village
- The shell is ordered and scheduled
On site
- Layout and utility locates (811)
- Excavation and stone base
- Shell delivery and crane set
- Plumbing, backfill and equipment
- Electrical bonding and hookup
- Coping and patio
- Fence, alarm and final inspection
- Fill, start-up and walkthrough
What can slow it down
- Permit review times, which vary by town
- Rain and frozen or muddy ground
- Rock or groundwater in the excavation
- Large patios, retaining walls or outdoor kitchens
- Changes after the work has started
How to keep your project on schedule
- Sign in fall or winter for a spring start
- Have your survey or plot plan ready
- Make the patio and color decisions early
- Plan the fence at the same time as the pool
Want to swim next summer? Fall and winter are the time to get on the schedule.
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