Pool & Spa · Nashville, TN
Inground Pool Construction in Nashville
Gunite and fiberglass pools engineered for the site, with the excavation, plumbing, deck and equipment as one contract.
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Inground Pool Construction in Nashville, Tennessee
Gunite and fiberglass pools engineered for the site, with the excavation, plumbing, deck and equipment as one contract.
Nashville's Pool & Spa does inground pool construction for homeowners across Middle Tennessee — licensed, insured, with the price in writing before the work starts. Pool contractors who engineer the shell for this ground, size the equipment to the water, and service technicians who turn up on the day.
Why homeowners call
Pool troubles that lead to this service
- Water level dropping every week
- Plaster rough or stained
- Pump running loud or not at all
- Green no matter what you add
- Want a pool but no idea of cost
- Hot tub that will not heat
What is included
Inside inground pool construction: equipment, finish and water
- Design, engineering and permit, including HOA approval
- Excavation with a written position on rock
- Steel, plumbing and gunite or fiberglass shell set
- Equipment pad, electrical bonding and inspection
- Coping, tile and decking
- Fill, start-up chemistry and a handover of how to run it
Step by step through inground pool construction
The number that moves most on a pool in this region is excavation. Limestone sits close to the surface across much of Middle Tennessee, and hitting rock turns a day of digging into hammering. A contract that names what happens if rock is found is a price; one that leaves it open is not.
Bonding is the safety item nobody asks about. Every metal component around the pool has to be bonded together and inspected, and it is not somewhere to accept a shortcut.
Also available
Also on our pool and spa list
Renovation & Resurfacing
Replaster, pebble and tile finishes, new coping and decking on a pool whose shell is still sound.
Learn moreWeekly Pool Service
Chemistry, brushing, baskets and filters on a fixed schedule, with readings recorded rather than guessed.
Learn moreEquipment Repair
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems and automation diagnosed rather than replaced by default.
Learn moreLeak Detection
Pressure testing and dye work to find where the water is actually going before anything is dug up.
Learn moreHot Tubs & Spas
Spa installation, electrical coordination, service and the pad or deck framing underneath.
Learn moreService area
Pools we build and service near Nashville
We build and service pools in Nashville and 64 towns more, in 12 counties, and the rest of Middle Tennessee is covered as long as the drive from Nashville is about an hour or shorter.
FAQ
What owners ask about inground pool construction
How long does it take to build an inground pool?
Eight to twelve weeks of construction for a gunite pool after permits and design, less for fiberglass, which arrives as a shell. Excavation, steel and plumbing, the shell, the tile and coping, the deck, the equipment and the finish, each with inspections between. Weather and permitting are the variables, and the season fills quickly — a pool started in spring is swimming by summer.
Gunite or fiberglass?
Gunite for any shape and size and a finish you choose, built on site and renovated indefinitely; fiberglass for a faster build, a smooth non-porous surface that is easier on chemicals, and a lower long-term cost, in the shapes the manufacturer offers. Vinyl liner is the budget option and the liner is replaced every decade or so. All three are built in Middle Tennessee; the site and the budget decide.
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Line up inground pool construction for your pool
Tell Nashville's Pool & Spa about the yard or the pool you have and what it needs. We come back with a written estimate that costs you nothing, and you are free to walk away.