Commercial Pools
Built to Perform. Finished Like an Estate.
Private clubs, boutique hotels, and HOA communities get the same crew and the same standard of finish as our estate work, engineered for constant use and built to pass inspection the first time.
Commercial, Built Like Private Work
A commercial pool that still feels like an amenity, not a liability.
Most commercial contractors build to code and stop there. We build to code, then finish the pool the way we finish a private estate, because the members, guests, or residents using it expect that level of craft, whether they know your company by name or not.
Every commercial project is engineered around its actual use: bather load, filtration turnover, accessibility, and the reality that a property can’t close for six weeks if something goes wrong.
We work directly with your architect, general contractor, or property manager from permitting through final inspection, and stay on as the service partner once the pool opens.
Discuss a Commercial ProjectWho We Build For
Properties where the pool is part of the experience.
From members-only clubs to boutique hospitality, the pool is often the first and last impression a property makes.
Private & Country Clubs
Membership amenities built for daily, heavy use without looking like it.
Boutique Hotels & Inns
A pool guests photograph, that also survives a full season of turnover.
HOA & Condominium Communities
Shared amenities engineered for board approval and long-term upkeep.
Restaurants & Hospitality Venues
Pool and spa features integrated with dining and event space.
Corporate & Institutional Estates
Private campuses and estate-scale properties with commercial-grade demands.
Standards & Compliance
Compliance handled before it becomes your problem.
Commercial pools answer to a different set of rules than a backyard. We build to them from the first drawing, not as a punch-list item before your inspection.
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- VGB Act–compliant drains, covers, and suction outlets
- ADA-compliant entry and accessibility, designed in rather than added on
- Suffolk County and NY State Health Department permitting handled directly
- Filtration and turnover rates sized to your actual bather load, not a guess
- Inspection records and documentation kept on file for your insurer and your board
How a Commercial Build Works
Five stages, one point of contact.
Commercial work brings in more stakeholders: architects, boards, general contractors, health departments. We manage that coordination so your team makes one call, not five.
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Feasibility & Site Review
We assess the site, projected use, and budget range before design work begins, so there are no surprises once drawings start.
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Design & Engineering
Engineered drawings coordinated with your architect or GC, with code requirements built in from the first draft.
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Permitting
We handle Suffolk County and New York State Health Department submissions directly, and keep you updated on status.
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Construction
Built by our own crews, phased to minimize disruption to a property that stays open through the work.
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Inspection & Commissioning
Final health department sign-off, startup chemistry, and staff walkthrough before opening day.
Featured Commercial Work
A full renovation, completed before opening day.
This East Hampton renovation replaced an aging shell, hydraulics, and surrounding hardscape for a private membership property. The work was scheduled for the off-season, so the pool reopened on time without a single closure extending into the season.
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What the East End says.
Financing
Capital planning your board can approve.
Commercial projects often move through a board, a capital committee, or an ownership group. We provide the documentation and structured proposals that process needs, and work with an independent lending partner when phased financing makes sense for the property.
- Detailed proposals formatted for board and committee review
- Phased financing available for renovation or new construction
- Handled directly with the lender, so your financial detail stays private
Financing is provided by an independent third-party lender. Terms, approval, and rates are determined solely by the lender.
Where We Build
Commercial work across Southampton and the East End.
From clubs to condominium communities, we build and service commercial pools inside the same radius as our estate work.
Commercial Pools
Frequently asked questions.
The questions boards, property managers, and ownership groups most often ask before a commercial project. If yours is not here, it is a short conversation.
All QuestionsDo you build pools for HOAs, condominiums, and private communities?
Yes. We work directly with boards and property management companies, and can provide the documentation and formal proposals most associations need for a capital approval process.
Can you work directly with our architect or general contractor?
Yes. Most commercial projects involve an architect or GC already on the property. We coordinate engineering, permitting, and scheduling with your existing team rather than working around it.
How do you handle permitting for a commercial pool?
We prepare and submit Suffolk County and New York State Health Department applications directly, and manage the inspection process through final sign-off.
Is a commercial pool required to meet different codes than a residential pool?
Yes. Commercial pools fall under stricter requirements for accessibility, drain and suction safety, filtration turnover based on bather load, and signage, all of which we design in from the start rather than retrofit.
Can you renovate an existing commercial pool without closing it for a full season?
Most commercial renovations are scheduled for the off-season specifically so the property reopens on time. We can walk through a timeline that works around your calendar before any work is scoped.
Do you provide ongoing service after the pool opens?
Yes. Our service team can take on weekly maintenance, openings and closings, and equipment service once the pool is commissioned, so the same company that built it keeps it running.
Southampton, N.Y.
Begin your Shinnecock commercial project.
Tell us about the property. We will walk the site, coordinate with your team, and give you a build or renovation plan that works with your calendar.