Finished rectangular pool with paver decking and a garden hose on the deck.

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Custom pool builder in New Port Richey

A compact build in the Old Grove neighborhood, near downtown New Port Richey and the Cotee River — 24′ × 12′, a 6′ × 6′ sunshelf with an umbrella holder, and two LED bubblers in it.

What we built in New Port Richey

The work behind this page: Old Grove.

Old Grove

24 feet by 12, running 3.5 to 6 feet, so there is wading space at one end and real swimming depth at the other. The sunshelf is 6′ × 6′ with an umbrella holder and two LED bubblers. The interior is quartz with a blue accent; the waterline carries NPT VR679 in Verona Borba Turquoise; the deck is Flagstone Union pavers in white and pewter, laid in a T-pattern.

Pool
24’x12’
Depth
3.5 to 6ft
Interior finish
Quartz with blue accent
Waterline tile
NPT VR679 (Verona Borba Turquoise)
Decking
Flagstone Union concrete paver, white/pewter, T-pattern
Coping
Bullnose concrete paver from Flagstone, white/pewter
Pump
Pentair IntelliFlo3 1.5HP
Filtration
Pentair cc150 Cartridge Filter
Sanitizer
Pentair I-Chlor30 Salt System
Heater
Pentair UltraTemp 145k BTU Heat Pump
Lights
Pentair GloBrite

Photographs from New Port Richey

Photographs of the finished work — and, on some of these builds, the middle of it.

Finished rectangular pool with paver decking, oak trees, and a pond visible beyond the fence.Pool shell mid-construction with poured concrete walls, decking not yet finished.Paver decking being installed around the pool during construction.Pool excavation and shell mid-construction, gravel piled beside the site.Finished rectangular pool with paver decking in a fenced, tree-lined yard.
Finished pool and paver decking with wood stairs leading to a raised deck.

Photographed from the dirt up

Three frames in this set are construction rather than result: the excavation with gravel piled beside it, the poured shell before any decking went down, and the pavers being laid around the finished coping.

It is the clearest sequence in the portfolio of what the middle of a pool build actually looks like.

Questions about building in New Port Richey

How small can a pool be and still be worth swimming in?

The Old Grove build in New Port Richey is 24′ × 12′ and runs 3.5 to 6 feet, which keeps a shallow wading end and a proper swimming depth inside a compact footprint.

How long does a pool take to build?

About eight weeks once HOA approval and permits are complete, depending on design complexity, weather and material availability. After the pool is filled we run 28 days of startup maintenance while the interior finish cures and the water chemistry balances, and every pool we build carries a 5-year workmanship warranty.

Nearby builds

Rectangular pool with an attached raised spa and travertine decking.
Lake Jovita, Dade CitySwim jet lap pool and spa
Screened pool and spa with lounge chairs, golf course view in warm evening light.
Lake Jovita, Dade CityGolf course pool and raised spa
Screened pool deck at dusk with uplit palms and a pink sky over the lake, Wesley Chapel, Florida.
Whispering Oaks Preserve, Wesley ChapelLinear pool with an in-water table

Pool terms used on this page

General definitions — these mean the same thing on any build. Each one points at where it appears in the work above.

LED bubbler
A small jet set into a shallow sunshelf that pushes a low column of water upward and is lit from below. The Old Grove pool has two, in a 6′ × 6′ sunshelf with an umbrella holder.

Thinking about a pool in New Port Richey?

Tell us the address and roughly what you have in mind. You will get a conversation, a 3D rendering, and options — not a pitch.