Concrete plunge pools for New England yards
Plungie precast pools in four sizes, set by crane and finished by one local crew. Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.
Our pools
Four plunge pool sizes
Same concrete shell, same five feet of water, same six interior colors. Pick the footprint your yard can give.
12' x 7'Think you don't have the space for a pool? Think again.
11'5" roundRound. Built for lounging and sitting together.
15' x 8'Room to lounge, play, swim, or unwind after a long day.
20' x 10'Installed in NatickThe largest of the four. The one we set in Natick.
Featured project
Natick, Massachusetts
- Pool
- Plungie Max · 20' x 10'
- Finished
- October 2026
- Timeline
- Under 5 weeks
Paver deck, raised edge with steps and a fire pit. Design and permits to final walkthrough in less than five weeks.
Why precast concrete
A full pool in one piece
The shell is cast in a factory in Texas, trucked to your street and set by crane. No liner to replace. No fiberglass.
Purpose-built
Engineered as a pool from day one, not a repurposed shipping container or tank. One piece, no seams, no liner.
Five feet of water
Deep enough to swim and cool off, in all four sizes.
Easier on your home
The shell arrives finished and goes in on crane day. Fewer trades at your house and less disruption to your yard.
10-year warranty
Every shell carries a 10-year structural warranty.
Who you work with
James and Adam
The owners run every New England job, from the first site visit to the final walkthrough.
They bring them in on a crane and drop them right in place.
“From design and permits to install and final walkthrough, we were less than five weeks.”On the Natick install
“This is the biggest version we sell.”On the Max
“We're already booking out for the spring of 2027.”On the schedule
How it works
Permit to final walkthrough
- 01
Design your pool
Pick the size, the ecoFinish color and how it sits in the yard. We walk the yard and check access, slope and soil before your price is final.
- 02
Permits
Building and electrical permits with your town, plus conservation or historic review where your lot needs it. We handle this for you.
- 03
Dig Safe
Utilities are marked before anyone digs. We handle this for you.
- 04
Site preparation
Excavation, subgrade and base, built to the engineering for your site. We handle this for you.
- 05
Crane day and delivery
The shell arrives on a truck in one piece and is set by crane. We handle the crane company for you.
- 06
Plumb up and electrical
Every shell comes with its plumbing fixtures fitted: skimmer box, hydrostatic valve and returns. A licensed electrician bonds the pool, then we backfill. We handle this for you.
- 07
Deck and finishes
Pavers around the pool, then coping, waterline tile and landscaping finish it. Code requires a pool barrier. If you want us to add a fence, we include it in your quote.
- 08
Fill and start-up
Final inspection, water and start-up. Then we walk you through the pool and you register your Plungie warranty.
Your yard, your way
In the ground, half in, or above
Every size can sit flush with the deck, half in the ground with a raised edge, or fully above grade inside a deck or terrace.
In-ground
Flush with the deck. The classic look.
Semi-recessed
Half in the ground, with a raised edge to sit on.
Above-ground
Fully above grade, built into a deck or terrace.
ecoFinish interior
Six water colors
An engineered powder coating inside the shell. A raw concrete interior for tile is also available.
Service area
Where we build
MetroWest Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Not sure your town is in? Ask on the form.
Do I need a permit?
Yes. A pool needs a building permit and an electrical permit. Depending on your lot, your town may add conservation review near wetlands or historic district review. We file it all.
Do I need a fence?
Most likely. Massachusetts and New Hampshire code require a barrier around a pool, with narrow exceptions for approved safety covers, and some towns require a fence either way. If you want us to add a fence to your job, ask and we will include it in your quote.
What does the crane company need?
The size and weight of the pool and where the lifting points are. We handle the crane for you.
How much does a pool cost?
Request the New England price list with the form. The final price depends on your site, which is why we walk the yard first.
Can I heat it?
Yes. Every pool is pre-plumbed for heating. The heater is an add-on.
Get pricing for your yard
Tell us your town and the pool you like. We send the price list, then set a time to walk your yard.
Or call214-810-3166