Learn How We
Install Fiberglass Pools
in Wisconsin
Take a look at how we install fiberglass pools in Wisconsin with an industry leading set of best practices that give you peace of mind that your fiberglass pool is built to last.
Our unique fiberglass pool installation methodology incorporates a series of ground-breaking best practices. If properly implemented, our Advanced Fiberglass Pool Installation eliminates the most common problems in fiberglass pool installations. Check out this Quick Video from River Pools.
Fiberglass Pool Installation
" The Pool Pros Way"
Site Prep
The first step of our process begins when we arrive on what we affectionately call "Site Prep Day". Site Prep Day si the first day we arrrive on site and drop off our project trailer and equipment. We then set up laser level and shoot grades for elevations and mark out the exact location of the pool and further prep the site for the pool excavation the following day.
Dig Day
Next up is Dig Day. On dig day we do exactly that, we dig the pool and haul out the excavated material in most cases. We then install a geo textile fabric on the sub base of the excavation to prevent the clean stone base from migrating into the sub base. We then install our 3/4" clean stone base in preperation for the pool to be set.
Pool Setting
Next is the most exciting day for most pool owners, its now time to set the pool. In most instances we use a crane to set the pool into the excavated hole. Once the pool is set we double check the pool for level and squareness from the house.
Filling & Backfilling
Now its time to start filling and backfilling the pool
Pool Tile
Now that the automatic pool cover prepour is installed your pool tile will be installed in you chose this option.
Pool Coping
Once the concrete collar has cured its time to strip the forms and install the pool coping if you selected this option. We also install the pools filtration system at this time.
Pool Plumbing
Now that the pool is set we begin plumbing the pool and that starts with installing the skimmer, returns and pool lights.
Automatic Pool Cover Pre-Pour
Once the pool is completely filled and backfilled it is time to install the prepour portion of your automatic pool cover if you chose that option
Concrete Collar
Now that your pool is tiled its time to grade out around the pool and form up and pour the 12" concrete collar around your pool and the pool equipment pad.
Pool Deck
Now that the coping is completed it is time to grade, form and pour your concrete or paver pool deck
Pool Start Up
Once the pool deck is completed and the electrical and gas are installed to the pool equipment it is time to start the pool up and install the remainder of the automatic pool cover system.
Final Walkthrough
Its time to get the swimming suits on! Now that the pool is up and running and cleaned it is now time to provide you with a final walkthrough where we teach you how the pool equipment works and how to care for it moving forward.
Fiberglass Pool Installation Timelapse Video
Fiberglass Pool Installation
To help give you a good idea of what is involved with the process of building a fiberglass pool, River Pools put together a timelapse video that covers every aspect of a fiberglass pool project. Not every pool project is this elaborate but the video will give you a solid idea of what's involved.
Contact
Pool Pros
Service Area Includes: All of Northeast Wisconsin and Central Wisconsin. Green Bay, Howard, Suamico, De Pere, Appleton, The Fox Valley, Door County, Wausau and everywhere in between
Pool Pros Inc
1449 Greenfield Ave
Green Bay,WI 54313
920-771-0107
Mon-Fri 7am - 3pm By Appt Only
Licensed and insured fiberglass pool installers proudly serving northeast and central Wisconsin
Pool Pros
1449 Greenfield Ave
Green Bay, WI 54313
Phone: 1-920-771-0107
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