
Plunge pools · Danvers & the North Shore
Plunge pools, designed online and built into your backyard.
Pick the pool in the online designer. We do everything around it: excavation, install, the paver deck and coping, fencing and plantings. One crew, one price.
- Free on-site estimates
- Deck, coping & landscaping included
- Owner-run, based in Danvers
01Why a plunge pool
A pool for a North Shore-sized yard.
Most backyards around here don't have room for a full-size pool, and most people don't swim laps anyway. A plunge pool gives you somewhere to cool off on a July afternoon without giving up the whole yard.
- Fits smaller yards
- A plunge pool takes a fraction of the space a full-size pool does, so it fits yards a big pool never could.
- Room left over
- Keep space for the patio, the grill and the lawn instead of giving the whole yard to the pool.
- Less to heat and treat
- Less water means less to heat, filter and keep clean.
- Cool off, soak, unwind
- Built for sitting and cooling off after work, not swimming laps.
| Compare | Plunge pool | Full-size pool |
|---|---|---|
| Yard space | A small footprint | Often most of the backyard |
| Excavation | Less digging and less fill to haul | A large, deep dig |
| Water to heat & treat | A lot less | A lot more |
| Room for a patio | Usually plenty | Often squeezed |
| Best for | Cooling off, soaking, relaxing | Swimming laps, big groups |
02Design it online
Design your plunge pool. We'll build the backyard around it.
- 1Design it. Choose the shape, size and finish in the pool designer.
- 2Send it over. We visit, measure and quote the whole project: pool, deck, fencing and plantings.
- 3We build it. Excavation, install, deck and landscaping. One crew from start to finish.
The pool designer link is on its way.
In the meantime, tell us about your yard and we'll walk you through sizes and options on a free site visit.
03The backyard around it
The pool is one piece. We build the rest.
A pool dropped into a lawn looks unfinished. Pool decks, walls, fencing and plantings are what we build every season, so the backyard around your plunge pool gets the same care as the pool itself.

Excavation & site prep
Digging, grading and hauling, with our own equipment and crew.

Paver decks & coping
Belgard and Unilock pavers and bullnose coping, laid on a compacted base.

Walls & equipment pads
Retaining walls to level the yard, and a tidy spot for the pump and filter.

Plantings & privacy
Evergreens, beds and boulders so the pool feels tucked in, not dropped in.

Pool fencing
Fencing and gates built to meet your town's pool barrier rules.
Fences →
Patio & outdoor kitchen
The lounge chairs and grill need somewhere to go. We build that too.
Outdoor kitchens →
Already have a pool?
New deck and coping, same pool.
Tired brick, heaved concrete, cracked coping. We tear it out and rebuild the deck and coping in pavers. Drag the handle to compare.
More before & afters →Pool decks & coping
Pool work from our crew.






How a pool project goes.
- Step one
We walk the yard with you
Grade, drainage, access, sun, how you want to use the space. We measure while we're there.
- Step two
You get a written quote
Materials, layout and price in plain terms, with options if you want to phase the work.
- Step three
We build it and clean up
Excavation to final sweep. We haul debris away and leave the lawn around it seeded.
Where we build
Plunge pools across the North Shore.
Danvers, Peabody, Lynnfield, Marblehead, Middleton, Swampscott, Beverly, Salem, Wakefield, Saugus, Reading, Woburn, Essex, Wenham, Hamilton and Manchester-by-the-Sea. Based in Danvers, and we travel for the right project.
What is a plunge pool?
A small pool made for cooling off and soaking rather than swimming laps. It takes up a fraction of the yard a full-size pool needs, which leaves room for a patio, a grill and some lawn.
How much does a plunge pool cost?
It depends on the model and options you pick in the designer, plus the site work, deck, fencing and landscaping around it. We'll give you a free on-site estimate with a written price for the whole project.
Can a plunge pool be heated?
Heating options depend on the model you choose. We'll go over them with you when we look at your design.
Do I need a fence?
Pools need a safety barrier that meets your town's rules. We build pool fencing and self-closing gates as part of the project. Fences →
Do I need a permit?
Pools generally need a building permit, and some towns have extra rules near wetlands or property lines. We'll walk you through what your town requires.
Can you redo the deck around the pool I already have?
Yes. We tear out old brick or concrete and rebuild the deck and coping in pavers.
Often built with a pool.
Let's talk about your pool.
Estimates are free. We'll call you back to set up a time to see the property.



