Pool Builders in Rockville Centre, NY

Your Dream Pool Built Right

Licensed pool builders creating custom inground pools that transform your backyard into the centerpiece your family deserves.

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Custom Pool Construction Services

More Than a Pool Installation

You’re not just getting a hole filled with water. You’re creating the space where your kids learn to swim, where summer barbecues happen, and where you unwind after long days.

A professionally built inground pool increases your property value by 5-8% while giving you decades of enjoyment. But only if it’s done right the first time.

The difference between a good pool and a problem is in the details. Proper excavation for Long Island’s soil conditions. Quality plumbing that won’t leak in five years. Equipment that runs efficiently and quietly. These aren’t extras – they’re essentials that separate real pool builders from contractors who treat your backyard like a quick job.

Licensed Pool Contractors

Built on Rockville Centre Experience

JAS Aquatics has been building custom pools throughout Nassau County for years, focusing on the unique needs of Long Island homeowners. We understand local building codes, soil conditions, and the permit process that can make or break your project timeline.

Every pool project starts with understanding your property, your family’s needs, and your long-term vision. This isn’t about selling you the biggest pool possible – it’s about designing the right pool for your space and lifestyle.

Licensed, insured, and committed to getting your project done right. No shortcuts, no surprises, no walking away when the real work begins.

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Pool Installation Process

From Design to First Dive

Your pool project starts with a site visit to assess your property, discuss your vision, and identify any potential challenges before they become problems. This includes checking utility lines, drainage, and access for equipment.

Design comes next. You’ll see exactly what your pool will look like, where it fits on your property, and what features make sense for your space and budget. No guessing, no surprises later.

Once permits are approved, excavation begins. This is where experience with Long Island soil conditions matters most. Proper grading and drainage prevent future headaches. Steel installation, plumbing, and electrical work follow – all inspected and approved before moving forward.

Concrete application, finishing, and equipment installation complete the construction phase. Final inspections ensure everything meets code and manufacturer specifications. Then comes the best part – filling your pool and teaching you how everything works.

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Inground Pool Construction

What Your Pool Project Includes

Complete pool construction starts with professional design and engineering. You get detailed plans that account for your property’s unique characteristics, local building codes, and your family’s specific needs.

Construction includes excavation, steel reinforcement, plumbing, electrical work, and concrete application. All equipment installation – pumps, filters, heaters, and automation systems – comes with manufacturer warranties and proper startup procedures.

Rockville Centre pool projects often include custom features like water features, integrated spas, or specialized lighting. The key is building these elements into the original design rather than trying to add them later. Your pool should work as one integrated system, not a collection of add-ons that create maintenance headaches down the road.

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Most custom pool projects take 8-12 weeks from permit approval to completion, depending on size, features, and weather conditions. The timeline includes excavation, steel and plumbing installation, concrete work, and equipment setup. Spring projects typically move faster than summer builds due to contractor availability and inspection scheduling. Weather delays are most common during concrete work, which requires specific temperature and humidity conditions. Getting permits approved before construction season starts helps avoid delays when you’re ready to build.
Nassau County requires building permits for all inground pools, plus electrical permits for lighting and equipment. You’ll also need to meet setback requirements – typically 10 feet from property lines and 20 feet from your house, though local zoning can vary. Pool fencing must meet specific safety codes, including self-closing gates and proper height requirements. Some areas require additional approvals for drainage or if you’re near wetlands. Working with licensed pool contractors means we handle the permit process and ensure all work meets local codes without you having to navigate the bureaucracy.
Custom inground pools in the Rockville Centre area typically range from $75,000 to $150,000, depending on size, features, and site conditions. Basic rectangular pools start at the lower end, while custom shapes with water features, integrated spas, or complex landscaping reach the higher range. Site challenges like limited access, rocky soil, or utility relocations can add costs. The key is getting detailed estimates that include all construction phases, permits, and equipment so you know the real investment upfront. Quality construction costs more initially but saves money long-term through fewer repairs and lower maintenance.
Long Island soil varies significantly, from sandy conditions near the coast to clay and rocky areas inland. Rockville Centre properties often have mixed soil conditions that require experienced excavation contractors. Sandy soil drains well but may need additional structural support, while clay soil requires careful drainage planning to prevent water issues. Rocky conditions slow excavation but provide excellent pool stability once cleared. Professional soil assessment before construction identifies potential challenges and ensures proper foundation preparation. This prevents settling, cracking, or drainage problems that can cost thousands to fix later.
Long Island pools benefit from variable-speed pumps for energy efficiency and proper filtration sizing for the swimming season length. Salt water systems work well in this climate and reduce chemical maintenance. Pool heaters extend your swimming season significantly – heat pumps work efficiently in moderate climates, while gas heaters provide faster heating for occasional use. Automatic covers are popular for safety and heat retention. The key is sizing equipment properly for your pool volume and intended use rather than buying the cheapest options that work harder and fail sooner.
Proper winterization protects your pool investment during Long Island’s freeze-thaw cycles. This includes lowering water levels, blowing out plumbing lines, and adding winter chemicals to prevent algae growth. Pool equipment needs protection from freezing temperatures, and covers should be secured against winter storms. Many homeowners prefer professional winterization to ensure everything is done correctly. Spring opening involves reversing the process, checking equipment function, and balancing water chemistry. Regular maintenance during the swimming season – proper chemical balance, filter cleaning, and equipment checks – makes winterization easier and prevents costly repairs.