Two ways to build.
One backyard
you’ll love.
Choose from our fiberglass pool collection with a wide range of shapes, sizes and backyard configurations, or create a custom concrete pool designed around your property, style and outdoor living vision.
Fiberglass Pools
Choose from a collection of pre-designed fiberglass pool shapes and sizes, then personalize the surrounding space with decking, landscaping, spas, tanning ledges and outdoor living features.
Concrete Pools
Start with your backyard and build from there. Concrete pool construction gives you greater freedom to shape the pool, depth, layout, features and finishes around your property and overall outdoor living vision.
You want to choose from a proven collection.
Fiberglass works well for homeowners who find a pool shape, size and layout they love within our available collection and want to build the surrounding backyard around that design.
You want the pool designed around your backyard.
Concrete is ideal when the property, desired shape, depth, layout or custom features call for a pool designed more specifically around the homeowner's vision.
Find the pool that fits your backyard.
Our fiberglass collection offers a variety of pool shapes, sizes and configurations for different properties and lifestyles. Explore the possibilities, then let Seaco help bring the pool, decking and surrounding outdoor space together as one complete backyard project.
A Pool Built for the Backyard.
Choose the pool first, then bring together the decking, landscaping, entertaining space and outdoor features around the way you want to live outside.
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Clean-Line Pools
A refined pool profile for homeowners who want a clean, organized backyard layout.
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Relaxed Pool Layouts
Create a backyard centered around swimming, relaxing and spending more time outside.
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Pool + Backyard
Think beyond the water and create a complete outdoor space around the pool.
Designed for Everyday Use
Pool layouts for swimming, gathering, relaxing and making the backyard part of everyday life.
Make the Pool the Centerpiece
Start with the pool, then design the surrounding space to complement your home and property.
The pool is only the beginning.
The right fiberglass pool becomes part of a larger backyard plan. Decking, seating, landscaping, outdoor living and the way the pool connects back to the home all shape the finished experience.
Tell us which designs stand out to you. During the planning process, we can walk through available fiberglass pool options, dimensions and configurations and help narrow down what makes sense for your property.
See what the backyard can become.
Concrete pool construction allows the pool, deck and surrounding outdoor space to be planned around the property instead of starting with a predetermined pool shell.
Design the pool around the property.
With concrete construction, the pool can be developed around the available space, architecture of the home and the way you want the finished backyard to function.
Develop the layout around the property rather than selecting from a predetermined shell.
Integrate steps, benches, tanning ledges, spas and other features into the design.
Coordinate the pool with decking, entertaining areas and surrounding outdoor space.
More freedom to make the pool your own.
Shape, size, depth, entry points and built-in features can all become part of the design process, allowing the pool to respond more directly to the property and homeowner's vision.
Custom Pool Shapes
Create clean geometric lines, curves or a pool layout developed specifically around the backyard.
Custom Size + Depth
Plan pool dimensions and depth zones around swimming, relaxation and the available property.
Tanning Ledges
Build shallow lounging and relaxation areas directly into the pool design.
Integrated Spas
Design the pool and spa together so they become one connected backyard feature.
Benches + Built-Ins
Add seating, steps and gathering areas based on how the pool will actually be used.
Water Features
Introduce movement, sound and visual interest with features incorporated into the pool design.
Interior Finishes
Coordinate pool finishes with water appearance, decking and the overall outdoor design.
Outdoor Living Integration
Plan the pool together with patios, decking, outdoor kitchens and covered entertaining areas.
Build more into the pool experience.
The exact features available will depend on project design, engineering, site conditions and construction requirements.
One starts with a collection. The other starts with your backyard.
With fiberglass, you select from available pool shells and choose the design that best fits your property. With concrete, the shape and configuration of the pool can be developed more specifically around your property and project goals.
Show us your backyard and the pool features you want. Seaco can help you explore whether fiberglass or a custom concrete pool better fits the project.
Your pool is part of a bigger backyard project.
Whether you choose fiberglass or concrete, building a pool involves much more than the pool itself. Site preparation, construction, decking, utilities, outdoor living features and finish work all have to come together around the home.
Build the pool and the backyard together.
Seaco approaches the pool as part of the larger property. That means thinking about how the pool connects to the house, where people will gather, how the deck functions, and what other outdoor features may become part of the finished space.
Fiberglass + Concrete
Explore two different pool construction paths without having to start over with a different contractor.
Complete Project Oversight
Coordinate the pool with the surrounding construction, trades and major stages of the backyard project.
Property-Focused Design
Consider the home, yard, access, layout and future outdoor living plans before construction moves forward.
More Than a Pool
Plan decking, patios, outdoor kitchens, covered areas and other backyard features as part of the larger vision.
A lot has to happen before the first swim.
The exact sequence depends on the pool type, property and project scope, but the major pieces need to be planned so they work together rather than being treated as unrelated jobs.
Evaluate the backyard, construction access and where the pool will sit on the property.
Coordinate the fiberglass installation or custom concrete pool construction process.
Coordinate applicable electrical, plumbing, pool equipment and supporting systems.
Bring together pool decking, access areas and the spaces used around the water.
Plan additional backyard elements when they are part of the overall project scope.
Coordinate finishes and transitions so the pool and surrounding space feel connected.
Coordinate required project inspections and construction milestones applicable to the scope.
Review the finished project and major project components before completion.
Tell us what you want the finished outdoor space to include. We can talk through fiberglass, concrete and the surrounding backyard construction as one overall project.
From backyard idea to finished pool.
Fiberglass and concrete pools are built differently, but both start with understanding the property, defining the project and coordinating the pool with the larger backyard plan.
Pool Consultation
We start with your property, how you want to use the pool, the backyard features you want and the overall project you are trying to create.
Fiberglass or Concrete
We discuss the advantages of each construction path and help narrow the direction based on your property, desired layout and design priorities.
Site + Design Planning
Pool placement, backyard access, layout, decking and major outdoor features are considered before the project moves into construction.
Pre-Construction
Applicable project documentation, permitting, engineering, selections and construction requirements are coordinated before work begins.
Pool Construction
The selected fiberglass pool is installed or the custom concrete pool moves through its on-site construction stages.
Equipment + Systems
Applicable pool equipment, electrical, plumbing and related systems are coordinated with the overall construction.
Decking + Backyard
Decking, patios and additional outdoor living features included in the project are brought together around the pool.
Final Review
The project moves through applicable final stages, inspections and review before completion.
The middle of the process changes depending on the pool.
Select. Prepare. Install.
With fiberglass, the pool structure begins as a pre-manufactured shell selected from the available collection.
Design. Form. Build.
With concrete, the pool structure is developed more specifically around the project and constructed on site.
One stage leads into the next.
The exact order varies based on pool type and project scope, but careful coordination between stages helps keep the pool and surrounding backyard moving as one connected project.
Construction timing can vary based on pool type, project size, design complexity, site access, permitting, inspections, weather, material availability, additional outdoor features and conditions discovered during construction.
Start by showing us your backyard and telling us what you want from the finished space. We can help you work through the pool options from there.
Build the backyard, not just the pool.
The water may be the centerpiece, but the spaces around it determine how your family actually enjoys the backyard. Seaco can coordinate the pool with the surrounding outdoor living areas to create a more complete project.
Create the space around the water.
Think about where people will sit, cook, gather, walk, relax and entertain. Planning those spaces alongside the pool can help the finished backyard feel more intentional.
Plan Your BackyardPool Decking + Pavers
Create usable walking, lounging and gathering areas around the pool while connecting the water back to the home.
Covered Outdoor Living
Add covered areas that give the backyard shade and another place to gather outside of the pool itself.
Outdoor Kitchens
Bring cooking and entertaining outside with an outdoor kitchen designed around the larger backyard layout.
Seating + Entertainment
Plan spaces for furniture, dining and conversation so the backyard works for more than swimming.
Pool + Spa
Pair the swimming pool with spa features when the project calls for both recreation and relaxation.
Fire Features
Add another focal point to the backyard with fire features integrated into appropriate outdoor living areas.
Outdoor + Pool Lighting
Consider lighting around the pool, pathways and gathering areas as part of the finished backyard plan.
Home-to-Pool Transitions
Think through how people move from the home to the pool, patio and other outdoor spaces.
Create the full outdoor experience.
The pool becomes stronger when the surrounding deck, seating and outdoor spaces are planned around it.
More reasons to stay outside.
Combine the pool with spaces for relaxing, entertaining, dining and enjoying the backyard beyond the water.
One project can include more than the pool.
The exact scope can be tailored to the property and project. Not every pool needs every feature — the goal is to build the combination that works for your home.
Think about the backyard before the pool is finished.
Even if every outdoor feature is not part of the first phase, thinking about the long-term backyard plan early can help avoid placing the pool, deck or utilities in ways that work against future outdoor living goals.
Start with the pool, then tell us what else you want around it. Seaco can help you think through the entire outdoor space as one connected project.
More flexibility for the backyard you want.
Financing options may give qualified homeowners another way to approach a fiberglass pool, custom concrete pool or larger pool-and-outdoor-living project.
Plan around the project you actually want.
Instead of automatically reducing the pool or backyard scope to meet an immediate cash budget, financing may provide another option for approaching the overall construction investment.
Another way to approach a larger construction project.
Start by defining the pool type, backyard scope and features you actually want included.
Explore available financing separately from the design conversation and decide whether it fits your situation.
Financing may help homeowners approach the pool and surrounding backyard as one coordinated project.
Financing is simply an option. Homeowners should choose the project scope and payment approach that fits their needs.
We recommend starting with what you want the finished pool and backyard to include. Once the project direction is clearer, you can evaluate financing alongside the overall construction scope instead of letting the payment method determine the design from the beginning.
Built for the backyard. Remembered for the experience.
Clear communication, quality construction and a smooth process are just as important as the final backyard. Here is what one Seaco client shared about their pool project.
A real Seaco pool client.
Had a great experience with Seaco Construction Group on our backyard and pool build. Quality work and smooth process from start to finish with great communication!
Clear communication throughout the major stages of the project.
Attention to the work that goes into both the pool and surrounding backyard.
Pool construction and backyard work planned as parts of the same project.
The goal is a finished space that becomes part of how you use your home.
Tell us about your property, the type of pool you are considering and what you want the finished outdoor space to become.
Questions before building your pool?
Most homeowners start with an idea of the backyard they want and questions about how to get there. Here are some of the most common topics to think through before beginning a pool project.
Start with your backyard, not a pool type.
You do not have to decide between fiberglass and concrete before talking with Seaco. Show us the property, tell us what you want from the finished backyard and we can help you explore the direction that makes sense.
Request a Pool ConsultationIt depends on the property and what you want from the pool. Fiberglass starts with an available pre-manufactured pool shell and established configurations. Concrete gives you more flexibility to develop the pool shape, size, depth and built-in features around the property. Seaco offers both, so we can discuss the two approaches with you.
Yes. Concrete pool construction provides flexibility in the pool's shape, size, depth and layout. Depending on the project, the design may also include features such as tanning ledges, steps, benches, integrated spa areas, water features and custom finish selections.
Fiberglass pools are available in established shapes, sizes and configurations. Available designs may include different entry styles, seating areas, ledges and other features depending on the pool selected. We can review available options during the planning process.
Swimming pool construction typically involves permitting, required documentation and inspections. The exact requirements depend on the property, jurisdiction, pool design and project scope. Those requirements are addressed as part of pre-construction planning.
There is not one construction timeline that applies to every pool. Timing can vary based on whether the project is fiberglass or concrete, site conditions, access, design complexity, permitting, inspections, weather, material availability and any additional outdoor construction included with the project.
Yes. Depending on your project scope, the pool can be planned together with surrounding features such as pool decking, pavers, patios, covered outdoor living areas, outdoor kitchens, seating areas, lighting and other backyard improvements.
Potentially. Concrete pools can be designed with integrated spa areas, tanning ledges and other built-in features. Fiberglass options depend on the available pool designs and configurations. We can review those possibilities based on the type of pool you are considering.
Financing options are available for qualified homeowners. Approval, rates, terms and specific conditions depend on the applicable financing provider. Financing may be worth exploring for pool projects as well as larger pool-and- outdoor-living scopes.
You can start with your property address, a few photos of the backyard and any inspiration images that show the type of pool or outdoor space you like. It is also helpful to think about how you want to use the backyard and which features matter most to you.
Start with a consultation. We can learn about the property, your goals for the backyard and the type of pool you are considering. From there, the project can move into pool selection or design, site planning and the appropriate pre-construction steps.
Send us your property information, backyard photos and any pool inspiration you already have. We can help you work through the next steps.
Tell us what you want your backyard to become.
Start with the property, the type of pool you are considering and the features you would like in the finished backyard. Seaco can help you work through fiberglass, concrete and the surrounding outdoor living possibilities.
A few details can help us understand the project.
The more we know about the property and your goals, the better we can understand where you are in the planning process and what direction may make sense.
Tell us where the pool project will be located.
Photos can help us understand the existing property and space.
Share examples of fiberglass or concrete pools you like.
Tell us about decking, patios, spas, outdoor kitchens or other features you want.
Tell us about your pool or outdoor project.
Complete the form below and provide whatever project information you already have.
Explore both pool construction paths based on your property and project goals.
Discuss decking, patios, outdoor kitchens and other backyard features alongside the pool.
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