Gallery
Project Gallery
A working look at pools we have built and serviced around Boucherville — construction stages and finished backyards alike.
Recent and representative work
The photos below mix finished pools, construction-stage shots and routine service work, giving a realistic sense of what a project with us looks like from excavation to the first swim. We add new photos as projects wrap up, so the mix shifts a little through the construction season.

















What the photos show
Some images show finished backyards with decking and landscaping complete; others capture the shell and tile work mid-build, or a technician mid-visit testing water chemistry. We keep the mix honest rather than curating only the most polished angles, because a gallery that shows only finished shots doesn't tell a prospective client much about what the weeks in between actually look like.
No two backyards are identical, so treat this gallery as a guide to our quality of work and typical finishes rather than a catalogue of fixed options — every project is scoped individually during the site visit, and the exact deck shape, liner pattern and equipment layout you end up with will reflect your own yard.
Materials you'll see
Decking
Stone, composite and poured concrete options depending on budget and yard grade, visible in several of the finished shots above.
Liners & finishes
Vinyl liner patterns in a range of tones, fitted to the shell during construction and shown in both finished and in-progress photos.
Covers
Tensioned safety covers and standard winter covers, sized to the finished pool and fitted during our seasonal closing visits.
Behind the work
Same crew, start to finish
The team on site for excavation is the same team at handover, which is part of why the finished-pool photos and the mid-build photos belong to the same projects.
Municipal permit experience
We assemble permit packages for the municipalities we regularly build in, which keeps the construction photos above moving at a steady, predictable pace.
Photo glossary
- Shell
- The structural basin visible before decking and finishes are added.
- Tie-in
- Where new decking meets existing patio or lawn at the pool edge.
- Coping
- The capping material along the pool edge, visible in most finished photos.
- Rough-in stage
- The construction phase shown in photos with exposed plumbing and conduit.
In numbers
17
Photos in this gallery
6–10
Weeks, typical build shown
2
Service lines represented: build & seasonal
Have a project in mind? Let's talk through your backyard, timeline and budget.