Gunite Pools in Jericho, NY

Your Custom Pool Built Right

Durable gunite construction designed for your property and built to last decades in Long Island’s climate.

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Custom Gunite Pool Installation

A Pool That Actually Lasts

You’re not just getting a pool. You’re getting a backyard centerpiece that handles everything Long Island weather throws at it.

Gunite pools don’t crack like fiberglass or need liner replacements like vinyl. The concrete shell we spray forms to your exact specifications, creating unlimited design possibilities that other pool types simply can’t match.

Your family gets decades of reliable use while your property value increases substantially. Most gunite pools in Jericho add 15-20% to home values when built correctly with proper permits and professional installation.

Jericho Gunite Pool Contractors

We Know Long Island Pools

We’ve been building custom gunite pools throughout Nassau County for years. We understand Jericho’s soil conditions, local permit requirements, and what it takes to build pools that survive harsh winters.

You won’t find us cutting corners or disappearing after installation. We’re local, licensed, and focused on building pools the right way the first time.

We handle everything from initial design through final inspection, ensuring your project meets all local codes and HOA requirements.

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Gunite Pool Construction Process

Here's How We Build It

First, we design your pool based on your property layout, family needs, and budget. No cookie-cutter shapes or generic designs.

Next comes excavation and steel reinforcement installation. We dig precisely and install rebar frameworks that give your pool its structural integrity.

Then we spray the gunite mixture under high pressure, forming the concrete shell. This creates the strongest possible pool construction that molds perfectly to your custom design.

Finally, we install plumbing, electrical, decking, and finishing touches. Your pool gets proper curing time before we fill and balance the water chemistry.

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Luxury Gunite Pool Features

What You Get With Gunite

Gunite construction lets you add features that other pool types can’t handle. Integrated spas, negative edges, beach entries, and custom lighting all work seamlessly with gunite’s flexibility.

You can incorporate natural stone, tile work, and water features that create a true resort experience in your backyard. The structural strength supports heavy additions like rock waterfalls or elevated spas.

Jericho homeowners often choose gunite specifically for these customization options. Your pool becomes exactly what you envisioned, not a compromise based on construction limitations.

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Properly built gunite pools in New York typically last 50+ years with regular maintenance. The concrete shell itself is incredibly durable and handles freeze-thaw cycles much better than other pool types. You’ll need to resurface the interior finish every 10-15 years, but the structural shell remains solid for decades. Many gunite pools built in the 1970s are still functioning perfectly today with proper care and occasional updates.
Custom gunite pools in Jericho typically range from $75,000 to $150,000+ depending on size, features, and site conditions. The wide range reflects the unlimited customization options available with gunite construction. Basic rectangular pools cost less, while complex shapes with integrated spas, waterfalls, and premium finishes cost more. We provide detailed estimates after evaluating your property and discussing your specific needs and preferences.
Most gunite pool projects in Jericho take 8-12 weeks from start to finish, weather permitting. The timeline includes excavation, steel installation, gunite spraying, plumbing and electrical work, decking installation, and final finishing. Weather delays can extend the schedule, especially during winter months. We provide realistic timelines upfront and keep you updated throughout the process so you know exactly what to expect.
Yes, gunite pools in Jericho require building permits and inspections through the Town of Oyster Bay. You’ll also need electrical permits for lighting and equipment installation. If you have an HOA, architectural approval is typically required before construction begins. We handle the permit application process and coordinate all required inspections to ensure your pool meets local codes and regulations. This protects you legally and ensures proper construction standards.
Gunite pools require regular maintenance like any pool, but they’re actually easier to maintain long-term than other types. The concrete surface can handle aggressive cleaning and chemical treatments that might damage vinyl liners. You’ll need weekly chemical balancing, regular skimming, and periodic brushing of the walls. Professional service typically costs $100-150 monthly during swimming season. The durability means fewer repairs and replacements compared to other pool construction methods.
Gunite pools can be started in winter, but concrete work requires temperatures above freezing for proper curing. We typically schedule excavation and steel work during colder months, then complete the gunite spraying when temperatures consistently stay above 40°F. This approach lets you get ahead of the spring rush and have your pool ready for summer swimming. Winter construction also means better contractor availability and potentially better pricing on materials and labor.