Pool Installation Service
Established in 1988 | A+ Accreditation From BBB | Free Estimates
Established in 1988A+ Accreditation From BBBFree Estimates
Choose a Pool That Suits Your Needs
Not sure what type of pool you are looking to build, Fiberglass
or Concrete? Aqua-Clean Pool Service can help you maximize your decision process. Call us
to get a FREE
estimate on our installation process. We'll get back to you with an estimate within 24-48 hours or the next business day.
Concrete Pool or a Fiberglass Pool?
The major advantage of a concrete or “gunite” pool is the flexibility. You can customize your pool to the designated size, length, depth with the freedom to add additions, such as a vanishing edge. This is the main difference between the fiberglass pools.
Fiberglass pools
are already formed structures. To get an idea of the installation process, see below:
STAGE 1
For accuracy, a design template the same size and shape as the pool you purchased will be used to plot the placement of your fiberglass in-ground pool. A dig print is used for the excavation that is specific to your pool’s design and shape. The installation team digs the hole meticulously to avoid unnecessary back-fill. This care also prevents unwanted ground settling when it’s time to fill the hole back in.
STAGE 2
Your fiberglass pool
arrives at your home on a truck-trailer. The installation team unloads the pool from the trailer and lowers it into place. A compacted bed of gravel will have been previously prepared for it to rest on. Guide stakes, string lines and laser levels are used to ensure accurate placement and leveling.
STAGE 3
After placing the pool on the gravel bed, the installation team walks the pool floor to ensure that no voids or humps were formed during placement. They add water to the pool while simultaneously backfilling the hole. Throughout this process, they carefully make sure the pool remains level.
STAGE 4
While the installation team fills the pool with water and neatly fills the hole, they also connect the pool to the equipment pad location, making sure that all plumbing is tight and free from leaks.
STAGE 5
After the water has been introduced and the back-fill completed, the team preps gravel as a base for whatever decking you choose to place around the pool. Typical decking involves concrete or pavers. Leveling, shape adjustments and bonding are completed at this stage.
STAGE 6
At this point, the concrete decking, pavers or combination of the two are installed around the pool. The team adds accessories and features such as handrails, ladders, water sheers or deck jets.
With the pool decking complete and the yard cleaned up, the pool is officially ready for the owner.
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