MD, PA & DE Premium Fiberglass Pool Installers

Welcome to Complete Concrete, your go-to destination for premium fiberglass pools in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. As experts in fiberglass pool installations, we've teamed up with the renowned manufacturer, RiverPool Franchising & Composite Pools USA to bring you top-notch quality and design.

At Complete Concrete, we specialize in turning ordinary spaces into extraordinary aquatic retreats. Whether you prefer a sleek modern design or a timeless classic, our partnership with River Pools & Spas ensures a stunning range of options that combine beauty, durability, and low maintenance.

Experience the advantages of fiberglass pools with our seamless installations and commitment to customer satisfaction. Choose Complete Concrete for a hassle-free journey from concept to your dream pool reality. Your backyard oasis awaits!

Pool Shapes

Rectangular

Freeform

Roman

Pool Features

  • A pool tanning ledge, also known as a sun shelf, is a shallow and typically flat area in a swimming pool designed for lounging or sunbathing in shallow water. This feature has become increasingly popular in modern pool designs as it provides a versatile and relaxing space for pool-goers.

  • Pool steps and benches are common features in swimming pool designs, offering practical and aesthetic benefits.

  • A hot tub, also known as a spa, is a self-contained unit designed for hydrotherapy, relaxation, and recreational water activities.

  • Pool water features can add excitement, visual appeal, and a sense of luxury to your swimming pool area:

    • Waterfalls

    • Fountains

    • Spillover Spas

    • Sheers

    • Deck Jets

    • Bubblers

    • Laminar Jets

    • Grottos

    • Fire & water Features

  • Pool automation uses technology for easy control and management. It includes features like centralized control, remote access, energy-efficient pumps, filtration scheduling, temperature and chemical control, LED lighting customization, safety features, programmable water features, energy-efficient scheduling, and real-time monitoring. It simplifies maintenance, enhances energy efficiency, and gives advanced control for a convenient and tech-savvy pool experience.

  • LED color-changing pool lights are innovative lighting fixtures designed specifically for swimming pools. These lights use light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to produce a spectrum of colors, allowing pool owners to customize and change the ambiance of their pool.

  • Fiberglass pool finishes refer to the outer surface layer of a fiberglass pool, contributing to its aesthetics, durability, and overall performance.

  • Automatic pool covers are innovative and convenient systems designed to cover and uncover swimming pools with minimal effort. These covers play a crucial role in pool maintenance, safety, and energy conservation.

Pool Designs

  • Freeform Pools

  • Rectangular Pools

  • Roman Pools

  • Pools w/ Built-in Tanning Ledges

  • Pools w/ Built-in Spas

  • Tanning Ledges

  • Spas / Hot Tubs

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Why Fiberglass Pools?

Fiberglass pools offer several advantages that make them a popular choice for homeowners seeking a durable and low-maintenance swimming pool option. Here are key things to know about fiberglass pools:

  1. Material and Construction:

    • Fiberglass Shell: The pool is made of a pre-formed fiberglass shell that is manufactured off-site and then delivered to your property in one piece or multiple pieces, depending on the pool's size.

    • Smooth Surface: Fiberglass pools have a smooth and non-porous surface, which inhibits the growth of algae and reduces the need for abrasive cleaning.

  2. Installation Process:

    • Quick Installation: Compared to traditional concrete pools, fiberglass pools can be installed relatively quickly. The entire process, from excavation to pool installation, can typically be completed in a few weeks.

  3. Durability and Longevity:

    • Resilient Material: Fiberglass is a strong and durable material, resistant to cracking and flexing. This can make fiberglass pools more forgiving in regions where the ground may shift.

    • Long Lifespan: With proper maintenance, fiberglass pools can last for several decades.

  4. Low Maintenance:

    • Smooth Surface Maintenance: The smooth surface of fiberglass pools makes them easier to clean and maintain. Algae and other contaminants have a harder time adhering to the surface, reducing the need for scrubbing.

    • Chemical Usage: Fiberglass pools often require fewer chemicals compared to other pool types due to their non-porous surface.

  5. Comfort and Safety:

    • Comfortable Surface: The smooth and non-abrasive surface of fiberglass is gentle on the skin and doesn't cause discomfort to swimmers.

    • Safety Features: Many fiberglass pools come with integrated safety features such as non-slip surfaces and built-in steps or benches.

  6. Design Options:

    • Shapes and Sizes: While fiberglass pools may not offer the same level of customization as concrete pools, they come in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different preferences and space constraints.

    • Built-in Features: Some fiberglass pools include built-in features like tanning ledges, benches, and steps, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality.

  7. Cost Considerations:

    • Upfront Costs: Fiberglass pools may have higher upfront costs compared to vinyl liner pools but can be more cost-effective than concrete pools.

    • Operating Costs: The lower maintenance requirements can result in lower operating costs over the life of the pool.

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How Are Fiberglass Pools Installed?

The installation of a fiberglass pool involves several steps and should be carried out by experienced professionals to ensure proper construction and long-term durability. Here's a general overview of the installation process:

  1. Site Preparation:

    • The installation process begins with excavating the area where the pool will be placed. The excavation must be precise to accommodate the shape and size of the fiberglass pool.

  2. Setting the Base:

    • Once the excavation is complete, a layer of sand or fine gravel is laid down to create a smooth and level base for the pool to rest on. This base provides stability and helps prevent the pool shell from shifting.

  3. Placing the Fiberglass Shell:

    • The fiberglass pool shell is transported to the site, either in one piece or multiple pieces, depending on the pool's size. Cranes or other heavy equipment are often used to carefully lower the shell into the excavated area.

  4. Leveling and Positioning:

    • The pool is carefully leveled to ensure that it sits evenly on the base. Proper positioning is crucial to achieving the desired aesthetic and functional aspects of the pool design.

  5. Backfilling:

    • Once the pool is in position, the space around the pool shell is backfilled with a combination of sand or gravel and soil. This backfilling provides additional support to the pool shell and helps stabilize the surrounding ground. Simultaneously, the pool is also filled with water to ensure that the pool does not bow during the backfill.

  6. Deck and Surrounding Features:

    • After the pool is securely in place, the deck and any additional features (such as steps, benches, or built-in features) are constructed. The deck is typically made from materials like concrete, pavers, or other suitable materials.

  7. Plumbing and Electrical Work:

    • Plumbing and electrical systems are installed to connect the pool to the filtration and circulation systems. This includes installing pipes, pumps, filters, and any necessary electrical components.

  8. Landscaping:

    • Landscaping around the pool area is often the final step. This can include planting, installing fencing, and adding any additional features to enhance the aesthetics of the pool environment.