Choosing a professional pool builder is the most important part of starting the process of building a pool.  Here are a few things to consider.

• What is the company’s reputation in the community?
• Do you know a friend or neighbor who has used the same company with good results? If not, can the company provide you with dozens of reliable references or customer report cards?
• How does the company treat you as a potential customer?
• How long has the company been in business, and how long have they been building in your area?
• How many pools have they built?
• Will the company provide you with a clear written estimate so that you’re not confused about what work will be done?
• Will they finish the project on time?
• Is the company in good standing with your local Building Department, the State Department of Consumer Affairs and/or Contractor’s Board?
• Will the company add hidden charges after the construction process has begun?
• Is the company financially stable so that there is no risk that you’ll be left with an unfinished pool if they go out of business?
• Will the company be careful to remove or take care of landscaping and other outdoor structures?
• Will they keep your property clean and safe throughout the construction process?

Our pay as you go financing option allows homeowners to build their swimming pool when they are ready. This financing option was created simply to ease the swimming pool construction process as getting a loan through a bank has become more and more difficult. This policy consists of a small initial deposit to cover engineering and permits costs, and then the construction is divided into three phases. At the successful completion and inspection of each phase, payment will be requested.

At Treasure Pools and Service, we generally complete our customers’ new swimming pool construction in 90 days once the custom design has been approved. Once we visit your property, analyze the project, develop a 3D drawing that includes all the desired options of the homeowner, we will provide a timeline with an estimated completion date. Of course the schedule can change depending upon weather and inspection delays.

The City Building Department may require a site plan to be submitted with your application for the permit along with the swimming pool plans. It must show all property lines, any structures and the proposed swimming pool or spa. It has to be to scale and dimensioned. It also has to show other details such as your fence, gates, electric and gas meter location.