Pool contractors in Southern California
SoCal Pool Installation
We at Lee's HVAC and Home Renovation are pleased to announce that we have added pool construction to our list of offerings. To design and create the pool of your dreams, our group of skilled professionals will collaborate closely with you. We have the knowledge and experience to build whatever type of pool you desire, including classic pools, lap pools, and more unusual designs.
Our pools are constructed using the best components and cutting-edge technology to guarantee their durability and low maintenance requirements. Additionally, we provide a variety of options for personalizing your pool, including lighting, water elements, and even a built-in hot tub.
The time is now to transform your backyard into an opulent haven of relaxation because summer is just around the corner. Set up a consultation with us right now to begin designing your new pool.
We at Lee's HVAC and Home Improvement are committed to ensuring that your Pool is perfect. You can feel secure knowing that you are in good hands if you choose us for all of your dream Pool.
The 3 Most Asked Pool Installation Questions
What Are the benefits of constructing a Pool?
Increased property value
Provides recreation & exercise opportunities
Increases outdoor living space
Enhances overall aesthetic of the property
A gathering place for friends & family
How long does it take to construct a Pool?
The length of time it takes to build a pool varies depending on a number of factors, including:
Size and design intricacy of the pool
weather circumstances
Materials and labor are readily available.
setting up the site
Permits and regional laws
A typical in-ground pool takes 4–12 weeks to build, while an above-ground pool takes 1-2 weeks. The actual timescale, however, may vary depending on the above-mentioned circumstances and may be shorter or longer.
How much does it cost to construct a Pool?
The price of building a pool can range greatly, from $10,000 to $100,000 or more, depending on a number of criteria, such as:
Pool size and type (in-ground or above-ground)
utilized materials (concrete, fiberglass, vinyl liner)
design elements (decking, lighting, water features)
Costs of labor and place
Permits and regional laws