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Pools · hot tubs · after-sales service

Five pools, three hot tubs,
one total price.

The models we install, what they cost once in place, and the service that keeps them running for twenty years.

The pools

Installed price · construction time
01

Shotcrete in-ground pool

5 to 7 weeks on site

Free-form shape, custom depth and stairs, quartz or ceramic finish. The most durable option, and the longest to build.

from $95,000
02

Fiberglass in-ground pool

2 to 3 weeks on site

One-piece shell delivered by truck and set in a single day. Smooth surface, very low maintenance, 18 models from 12 to 40 feet.

from $62,000
03

Vinyl liner in-ground pool with steel structure

3 to 4 weeks on site

The best size-to-price ratio for an in-ground pool. Liner replaceable every 12 to 15 years, dimensions to the inch.

from $54,000
04

Semi in-ground pool

8 to 12 days on site

Buried on one side, with a deck on the other. Ideal on a sloped lot, where a full in-ground pool would cost double in excavation.

from $26,000
05

Above-ground pool

1 to 2 days to install

18, 21, 24 or 27 feet, resin or galvanized steel wall. Installed in one day on a leveled stone base that we prepare.

from $6,900

The spas

The purchase that earns its keep 12 months a year
Portable spa
4 to 8 seats · $8,500 to $19,000

Acrylic shell insulated for Quebec winters, massage jets, 4 kW heater, insulated cover. Plugs into a dedicated 240V. The size that fits 8 clients out of 10.

Swim spa
12 to 19 feet · $24,000 to $42,000

Year-round current swimming, with a hot spa section at the other end. For those who want to train without a pool — and without an off-season.

Wood-fired nordic bath
4 to 6 seats · $7,200 to $14,000

Cedar or spruce, submerged wood stove, no electricity required. Two hours to heat, a smell of woodsmoke, and the best evening of February.

What comes with the pool
Grading and leveling Excavation Pavers around the pool Wood or composite deck Code-compliant fence and self-closing gate Heat pump Natural gas or propane heating Solar heating Salt treatment Chlorine or bromine treatment Solar cover and reel Winter cover Insulated shelter and spa cover Multicolor LED lighting Cleaning robot Electrical hookup by a master electrician

From the first call to the first swim

Five steps · one price
  1. 01

    The visit

    We visit your yard: access for machinery, soil type, slope of the land, distance to the electrical panel.

  2. 02

    The total price

    You receive a written price that includes excavation, soil removal, the permit, the fence and filling.

  3. 03

    The permit

    We prepare the municipal permit application and the site plan, and we wait for approval before digging.

  4. 04

    The construction

    From one day for an above-ground pool to seven weeks for a concrete in-ground pool, depending on the model chosen.

  5. 05

    Filling and start-up

    Filling, start-up, water balancing and training: we show you everything before we leave.

The after-sales service is the real product

Selling a pool takes an hour. Keeping it running for twenty years is another matter. Our six technicians are our own employees, and the same team installs and repairs.

—Spring pool opening: cover removal, pump start-up, chemical rebalancing, first water analysis
—Fall closing: lowering the water level, full line purge, antifreeze, winter cover installation
—Weekly maintenance: brushing, vacuuming, skimmer basket, chemical adjustment, report left at the door
—Free in-store water analysis, with written recommendations — bring 500 ml of water taken 30 cm deep
—Liner repair and replacement, with on-site measuring and custom fabrication
—Replacement of pumps, filters, salt cells, heat pumps and spa control panels
—Leak detection: line pressure testing and location before digging anything
—Winter spa troubleshooting: 24-hour priority, because a frozen spa is hard to fix
—Annual spa maintenance contract: draining, shell cleaning, filter change, component check
Response time
48 h

In July, it's 3 to 5 business days — we'll tell you straight. A pool losing water or a frozen spa jumps the line, within 24 hours.

Regulations · we take care of it
In Quebec, every residential pool must be surrounded by a code-compliant enclosure (fence at least 1.2m high, self-closing and self-latching gate) and requires a municipal permit before work begins. We prepare the permit application, provide the site plan and install the compliant fence. No pool is filled before the enclosure is in place.

Pricing, all-inclusive

Taxes extra · free quote

The prices below include delivery, installation, electrical hookup by a master electrician, water fill and training. What makes them vary: yard access, soil type, distance from the electrical panel, and finish choice.

18 ft above-ground pool, installed with stone base from $6,900
24 ft above-ground pool, installed with ladder and filtration from $9,400
Semi in-ground pool with partial deck from $26,000
Fiberglass in-ground pool, all-inclusive (excavation, pavers, fence) from $78,000
Shotcrete in-ground pool, all-inclusive from $115,000
5-seat spa, delivered, wired and filled $11,500 to $15,000
Pool heat pump, installed $4,200 to $6,800
Pool opening (above-ground / in-ground) $245 / $325
Pool closing (above-ground / in-ground) $285 / $375
Weekly maintenance, full season (18 weeks) $75 to $110 / week
Vinyl liner replacement for in-ground pool $6,500 to $11,000
In-store water analysis free

The questions we get asked

Before you sign
Do I need a permit to install a pool?

Yes. Every residential pool requires a municipal permit and a compliant enclosure: a fence at least 1.2 m high and a self-closing, self-latching gate. We prepare the application and install the fence.

When should I sign to swim in June?

For an in-ground pool, ideally in February. The installation calendar fills up from February to May and is often full by the end of March.

Is a hot tub really used in winter?

It's its best season. The shell is insulated for Quebec winters and the cover holds the heat: the water stays at 39 °C when the air is at −25 °C.

Heat pump, gas or solar?

A heat pump suits most yards and keeps the water between 24 and 27 °C. Gas heats faster, solar costs less to run. We discuss it during the visit.

Do you service a pool installed by someone else?

Yes: opening, closing, weekly maintenance and repairs, no matter who installed the pool.

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