A Latham fiberglass pool is built in a factory and finished in your yard.
The shell sets in one day, and most families swim
2–4 weeks after the permit. Here is what you get, and how it
comes together.
What you get with a Latham fiberglass pool
Built to last
A California-built Latham shell
47 models, molded at Latham’s Williams, CA plant — from a
10'×16' plunge to a 16'×40' estate rectangle. A smooth gelcoat finish that
resists algae and never needs replastering, backed by Latham’s lifetime structural
warranty.
As a Latham Grand Dealer we handle the whole job: plans, permit,
excavation, set day, plumbing, equipment, electrical, a 3' concrete deck band and
start-up. One licensed contractor (CSLB #1139527) from the first visit to pool school.
We specialize in Latham fiberglass. Custom gunite is quoted on request.
Central Valley pricing. Prices are subject to change based on distance from Hanford, CA.
Latham
Grand Dealer — factory-backed installs
of the full 2026 lineup
CSLB #1139527
Licensed California pool contractor,
C-53 & C-61/D-35 — verify our license
Bonded
$25,000 contractor’s bond +
$100,000 LLC employee/worker bond on file with the state
Insured
$3,000,000 general liability and
workers’ compensation on every crew
Here is your protection. The site visit is free. You get a final written,
itemized number before you sign. California law caps our down payment at the
lesser of 10% or $1,000 — on a pool, that means $1,000. We bill only
after work is done. The price does not creep. The risk stays on us, where it belongs.
See how buying a pool works, step by step →
New pool questions, answered
Do you build gunite pools?
We specialize in Latham fiberglass. Custom gunite is quoted on request. Fiberglass is what we recommend for most Central Valley yards: the shell is factory-molded in California, sets in one day, carries a lifetime structural warranty, and most projects swim in 2–4 weeks. The full comparison →
How much does it cost to build a pool in the Central Valley?
Every one of our installs is turnkey — excavation, equipment, plumbing, standard freight, 3' concrete decking, plans, permitting and taxes included. Fiberglass models start at $60,995 installed, and each model page shows its price. The pool cost guide → breaks down what moves the number.
How long does it take to build a pool?
Most fiberglass projects swim 2–4 weeks after the permit. The shell itself sets in one day. The permit is the wild card — city desks in our area commonly run 1–4 weeks — and we handle it for you. The full timeline →
What protects me when I sign a pool contract in California?
State law. California caps a pool contractor's down payment at the lesser of 10% or $1,000 — on a pool, that means $1,000 — and progress payments may only be billed for work already completed. You can verify our license (CSLB #1139527), bond and $3,000,000 liability insurance yourself — here is exactly how →
Do you handle the permits and plans?
Yes, both are included in the turnkey price. Which authority issues your permit depends on your parcel, not your mailing address — how Central Valley pool permits work →