The fastest way to get moving on pool construction in Greenville, NC is to pick up the phone. Call (252) 632-7778. If it is easier to type than talk, use the form on this page and we will call you back.
How to reach us
- Phone: (252) 632-7778 — calls returned seven days a week.
- Email: info@wintervillepoolbuilderspros.com
- Service area: Greenville and all of Pitt County, plus the surrounding towns listed on the service areas page. No travel charge inside that footprint.
What happens after you get in touch
- We call you back and ask a few questions about the property, roughly what you have in mind, and your timeline.
- We come out and walk the site. This is free. We look at grade and drainage, where water stands after rain, equipment access from the street, the location of any septic system and its repair area, utilities, setbacks and any HOA covenants.
- You get a written, itemised price. Not a range. Line items showing what is included, what is not, and which items could change.
- You decide, on your own timeline. There is no follow-up campaign and no pressure.
What to have ready (none of it required)
Any of these speeds things up, and none of them are necessary before you call:
- A rough idea of the pool size and whether you want a spa.
- Your septic permit records if you are not on public sewer — the county health department usually holds them, and they show the drainfield and repair area layout.
- Your HOA covenants, if you have an association. Fence rules and impervious surface limits are the ones that most often affect a design.
- Any survey or plat you have.
- Photos of the yard, particularly of where water stands after a heavy rain. That single photo tells us more than almost anything else.
What the site visit actually involves
It takes about forty-five minutes and you do not need to prepare anything. We walk the yard together, look at where the ground falls and where water collects, check how a machine would get from the street to the back yard, find the septic components if the property has them, and note utilities, easements and setbacks. We will talk through which pool types are realistic on your lot and which are not, and why. If there is a groundwater issue we will say so on the spot rather than discovering it later.
You will get straight answers to the awkward questions too — what it costs, what could go wrong, how long it really takes, and whether the thing you have in mind is the right call for the space you have. If we think you should spend less than you were planning to, we will say that as well.
Good times to start
Late autumn and winter, if you want to swim next summer. The ground is drier than people assume, permitting moves faster, the schedule is open, and the pool is finished before Memorial Day. Everyone calls in May, which is exactly why May is the slowest month to begin.
Not ready to talk to anyone yet?
That is fine. Read the FAQ page first — twenty-eight questions answered plainly, including cost, timing, permits, groundwater and what North Carolina law requires. Or go straight to the service that matches what you are thinking about:
- Inground gunite pool construction
- Fiberglass pool installation
- Vinyl liner pool installation
- Custom pool design
- Pool deck construction
- Pool renovation and remodeling
- Pool equipment installation
Towns we serve
Questions people ask before they build
What is the fastest way to get a price?
Call (252) 632-7778. A short conversation about the property and what you want gets you on the schedule for a site visit, and the written price follows the visit. Forms work too and get called back, but the phone is quicker.
Do you answer on weekends?
Calls are returned seven days a week. If nobody picks up immediately, leave a number and it gets called back.
Do you serve my town?
If you are in Pitt County, almost certainly. Beyond that we work across a wide area of eastern North Carolina with no travel charge. The service areas page lists everywhere we regularly work, and if your town is not on it, call and ask rather than assuming.
Can I get a rough price over the phone?
We can give you a general sense of what pool types cost and what drives the number, but not a real price. On a Pitt County lot the ground conditions change the figure enough that a phone quote would be misleading, and a misleading number helps nobody.