Gunite and vinyl inground pools engineered for Long Island soil, water table and winters. Design, permits and construction under one roof.
Gunite gives you any geometry you can draw: tanning ledges, integrated spas, vanishing edges, raised walls with sheer descents. Vinyl gives you a clean, fast, budget-friendly build with a smooth surface that swimmers love. We install both, and we will tell you plainly which one fits your yard and budget.

Site analysis, 3D renderings, structural detailing and an equipment plan sized to your pool volume.
Layout, dig, steel, plumbing and either a sprayed gunite shell or a steel-wall vinyl system with a concrete collar.
Waterline tile, coping in bluestone or travertine, plaster, quartz or pebble interior, or the liner pattern you choose.
Paver, travertine or stamped concrete decking, retaining walls, outdoor kitchens and fire features.
Variable speed pumps, cartridge filtration, heaters, salt chlorination and phone-based control.
Fill, chemistry balancing, equipment tuning and a walkthrough so you run the pool with confidence.
Vinyl liner pools generally start near $65,000 installed and gunite pools generally start near $95,000. Access, water table, decking and hardscape drive the final figure.
Eight to twelve weeks of on-site work after permits are issued. Town permitting typically adds two to eight weeks.
Yes. We use compact excavators and conveyor systems for tight side yards, and we will confirm access on the first visit.
Common on the South Shore. We plan dewatering during excavation and install hydrostatic relief so the shell stays put.
We work with several pool lending partners and can send options with your proposal.
Yes. Every town on Long Island requires a building permit, and most require a survey, fence plan and electrical inspection. Our office files all of it.
New York State requires a barrier at least four feet high with self-closing, self-latching gates around a residential pool. We include the fence plan in the permit set.
Both winterize well here. Gunite handles freeze-thaw with a rigid shell and any shape you want. Vinyl costs less up front and needs a liner every ten to fifteen years.
Signing in fall or winter puts you through permitting during the slow season and gets you swimming by early summer. Spring signings usually finish mid to late season.
Yes. Integrated spas, sun shelves, fire features, pergolas and outdoor kitchens are all done by our own crews on the same schedule as the pool.
Free on-site estimate anywhere in Nassau or Suffolk County.