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Your backyard becomes the place your family actually wants to be. No more driving to crowded public pools or dealing with summer boredom. You’ve got a custom inground pool that fits your space, your style, and your budget.
The construction process doesn’t drag on forever because you’re working with licensed pool contractors who’ve been doing this for over 30 years. You’re not chasing down callbacks or wondering when someone’s going to show up. The timeline is clear, the work gets done, and you’re swimming before the season’s over.
When it’s finished, you’re not dealing with cheap materials that crack or fade in Georgia’s heat. You’ve got a cement pool built to handle our climate, designed specifically for your property, and backed by people who treat your project like it’s their own backyard.
We started with one goal: build pools the right way for families in South Georgia. We’re not a national franchise or a crew that disappears after the contract’s signed. We’re local to Douglas County, and we’ve been serving Lehigh and the surrounding areas for over a decade.
Our team brings more than 30 years of combined hands-on experience in concrete work, plumbing, and custom pool construction. That means fewer surprises, better problem-solving, and pools that actually hold up year after year.
Lehigh sits in a growing part of Georgia where outdoor living matters. Families here want quality work, honest communication, and contractors who show up when they say they will. That’s what we do—and it’s why our reputation in this area keeps growing.
It starts with a conversation about what you actually want. We come to your property in Lehigh, look at your space, talk through design options, and give you a realistic timeline and cost. No pressure, no upselling—just straight answers.
Once you’re ready to move forward, we handle the permits and make sure everything’s up to code in Georgia. Then excavation begins. We dig, set the framework, and pour the cement foundation that’s going to support your pool for decades. This is where experience matters—rushed concrete work causes problems down the line.
After the structure’s set, we install plumbing, filtration, and any custom features you’ve chosen. Then comes finishing: tile, coping, decking, and whatever else makes the pool yours. The whole process typically takes two to four months, depending on weather and complexity. We keep you updated the entire way, and when it’s done, you’ve got a pool that’s ready to use and built to last.
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You’re getting a fully custom inground cement pool designed around your property and preferences. That includes site evaluation, design consultation, all necessary permits for Lehigh and Douglas County, excavation, concrete construction, plumbing and filtration systems, and finishing work like tile and decking.
We also build spas and patios if you want a complete outdoor living setup. A lot of families in this area are adding those features because Georgia’s climate lets you use them almost year-round. You’re not limited to cookie-cutter shapes or standard layouts—this is your backyard, and the design reflects that.
Safety matters, especially if you’ve got kids. We offer custom pool covers that fit your specific pool dimensions and provide real protection. And because we’re licensed contractors in Georgia, everything we do meets state and local safety codes. You’re not cutting corners or hoping an inspection goes smoothly—it’s handled correctly from the start.
Lehigh’s seen steady growth over the past decade, and more homeowners are investing in outdoor spaces that add value and livability. A custom inground pool can increase your home’s worth by around seven percent, but more importantly, it gives you a space your family will actually use.
Most custom inground cement pools take between two and four months from start to finish. That timeline depends on a few things: the complexity of your design, weather conditions, and how quickly permits come through in Douglas County.
Weather’s the biggest wildcard in Georgia. Heavy rain can delay excavation and concrete work because you need dry conditions for proper curing. If we hit a wet stretch in spring, that might push things back a week or two.
The permit process in Lehigh typically takes one to three weeks, depending on the county’s workload. We handle all that paperwork for you, but it’s still part of the overall timeline. Once permits are approved and weather cooperates, the actual construction moves at a steady pace. You’ll see progress every week, and we keep you updated so you’re never wondering what’s happening.
Cement pools are built on-site and fully customizable. You’re not limited to pre-made shapes or sizes—we design the pool around your yard and your vision. Fiberglass pools come in pre-formed shells that get dropped into your excavated hole. They’re faster to install but you’re stuck with whatever shapes the manufacturer offers.
Cement pools last longer in Georgia’s climate. Our summers get hot, and the ground shifts with temperature changes. Cement handles that better than fiberglass, which can crack or pop out of the ground if the soil moves. You’re also not dealing with gel coat surfaces that fade or need refinishing every decade.
The trade-off is time and cost. Cement pools take longer to build and usually cost more upfront. But you’re getting a pool that’s truly custom, more durable, and designed specifically for your property. If you want something unique and built to last, cement’s the way to go.
Yes. Every residential swimming pool in Georgia requires a permit before construction starts. Douglas County follows the International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, which sets minimum safety standards for things like fencing, drainage, and electrical work.
The permit process involves submitting your pool design, site plan, and construction details to the county for review. They’re checking that everything meets code—setbacks from property lines, proper drainage, electrical safety, and barrier requirements. This usually takes one to three weeks depending on how busy the building department is.
We handle the entire permit process for you. We know what Douglas County requires, we’ve got the relationships with the inspectors, and we make sure everything’s submitted correctly the first time. Skipping permits or trying to build without approval causes major problems down the line—failed inspections, fines, or even having to tear out work and start over. It’s not worth the risk, and it’s part of what you’re paying us to manage.
Most custom inground cement pools in this area run between $35,000 and $70,000, depending on size, features, and site conditions. A basic rectangular pool with standard finishes sits on the lower end. Add custom shapes, spas, waterfalls, upgraded tile, or extensive decking, and you’re moving toward the higher end.
Your property affects cost too. If we’re dealing with rocky soil, steep grades, or limited access for equipment, that adds labor and time. A flat, accessible yard with good soil keeps costs down.
We give you a detailed estimate upfront so you know exactly what you’re paying for. No surprise charges halfway through the project. And we’re not the cheapest option in South Georgia—but that’s because we’re using quality materials, experienced crews, and proper techniques that make your pool last. Cheaper contractors cut corners on concrete thickness, filtration systems, or finishing work. You end up paying more later to fix problems that shouldn’t have happened in the first place.
You’ll need to maintain your water chemistry, clean the pool regularly, and service the filtration system. Water chemistry means testing pH and chlorine levels weekly and adjusting as needed. Georgia’s heat and humidity affect water balance, so staying on top of this prevents algae growth and protects your pool’s surfaces.
Physical cleaning involves skimming debris, brushing walls and floors, and vacuuming once a week during swim season. Your filtration system needs the filter cleaned or backwashed every few weeks, and the pump should run daily to keep water circulating.
Once a year, you’ll want to drain and acid-wash the pool to remove buildup and stains. This keeps the surface looking good and extends the life of your finish. You’ll also need to check equipment—pumps, heaters, automation systems—for wear and tear. Most of this you can do yourself, or you can hire a pool service company to handle it. Either way, regular maintenance is what keeps a cement pool looking and functioning like new for decades.
Yes, but it’s not ideal. Winter construction in Georgia comes with challenges that can slow things down or affect quality. Concrete curing requires temperatures above 50 degrees, and we get plenty of days below that between December and February. Cold weather means longer curing times and potential strength issues if it’s not managed carefully.
Rain’s also more frequent in winter, and wet conditions delay excavation and concrete work. You can’t pour concrete in standing water or when heavy rain’s forecasted within 24 hours. That can stretch a project out significantly.
The best time to build a pool in Lehigh is late winter through early spring—February through April. You avoid the worst weather, the pool’s ready by summer, and contractors aren’t as booked up as they are in peak season. If you’re planning a pool for next summer, reaching out in fall or early winter gives us time to design, permit, and schedule construction for the optimal window.
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