We install Barrier Reef fiberglass pools and take care of pools in Clay, in one of the fastest-growing towns in the county. We're a local team, we give you a clear written price, and your pool can be swimmable within weeks of the permit.
Clay has a lot of newer subdivisions with flat, open backyards, which are some of the easiest yards to build a pool in.
Newer neighborhoods often have easements along the back or side of the lot. The pool and patio can't sit on them, so we find them on your survey first.
In Clay, the building permit comes from the Town of Clay, or the Village of North Syracuse for addresses inside the village. A new inground pool needs a permit before digging, and an inspection before you swim.
New York State code requires a barrier at least 48 inches high around a pool that can hold more than 24 inches of water, with self-closing, self-latching gates, and new pools need an approved pool alarm. We include the fence and alarm in your proposal and handle the permit application and inspections for you.
Before any digging, we call 811 (UDig NY) so the utility companies mark their lines. The law requires the contractor to do this at least two full working days ahead, and we take care of it.
We regularly work in Bayberry, Euclid, Three Rivers and part of North Syracuse. If you're nearby and not sure we come to you, just ask.
It depends mostly on the pool size, your yard access and the patio you choose. Our online calculator gives you an estimate in a minute, and we give you an exact written price after a free visit.
It depends on the season and the permit. Book a free consultation and we'll give you a realistic date.
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