Pool packages & weekly service · Verano Cove & the shore towns · Family-run since 1997

Swim by the Fourth. In writing.

Copperfin sells pools the shore way: three fixed packages, a dated fill promise printed on the contract, and the same crew that builds them keeps them clean. No design-consultancy theatre, no quote that moves after the dig starts.

Package prices fixed for the 2026 season · fill dates booked in April · (555) 017-4501 · swim@copperfinpools.example

The Shoreline

$58,000vinyl, installed

  • Rectangular vinyl pool to 32 ft
  • Measured liner, pump & filter pad
  • Coping and first balance
  • Fill date named in the contract
  • Concrete deck

The starter pool that outgrows its reputation

Most built

The Cove

$96,000gunite, installed

  • Freeform or geometric gunite shell
  • 28-day cure, plaster & waterline tile
  • Variable-speed hydraulic loop
  • Salt system plumbed and commissioned
  • Spa spillover

Sixty percent of last season’s book

The Harbor

$139,000gunite + spa

  • Everything in The Cove
  • Seven-seat spillover spa, gas-fired
  • Beach entry or lounge shelf
  • Heat pump sized to April

The whole shore summer, one contract

Service plans & add-ons

After the hose comes off

The build crews run the service routes — the person reading your water balance is the person who plumbed the returns. Month-to-month, cancel any time, first month free on every pool we fill.

Flat, posted, no annual lock

Weekly service — chlorine$129 / month

test & balance · brush · baskets · filter check

Weekly service — salt$149 / month

the chlorine plan plus cell inspection & spring acid wash

Open & close$340 / visit

spring restart or autumn blow-out, plug & cover

Storm clean$185 / visit

post-storm vacuum & rebalance, on call all season

Salt cell swapfrom $410 fitted

sized to gallons, union-fitted, old cell recycled

The build, honestly

Five stages, five exit tests

The same sequence on every package — the only variable is your yard. Each stage ends with a test we sign before the next one starts.

1

Walk & fix

The yard is paced, access read, the package price fixed on paper. Excavation risk is priced here or it is not priced at all.

2

Dig & form

One machine, one truck cycle, boarded overnight. Spoils hauled the same day; the gate shuts behind us.

3

Shell

Steel and shotcrete for gunite — then 28 days of cure, hosed and covered, counted on the contract calendar. Vinyl gets panel walls and a measured liner track.

4

Tile & pad

Waterline set dead level, coping laid, equipment piped and wired, controller commissioned dry.

5

Fill & handover

Hose, filter, first balance, the as-built folder on the counter — and the fill date on the contract is the date the hose ran, or the delay is ours and priced accordingly.

2025 season

Last summer’s fills

Six pools poured, cured, tiled and filled between April and June last year. The owners drink coffee on these decks most mornings — ask us for an introduction and bring your questions with you.

Anchor Court
Anchor Court — The Cove package, 36-ft freeform, salt
Verano Yacht Club
Verano Yacht Club — The Harbor, spa spilling to the pool
Pelican Row
Pelican Row — The Shoreline, vinyl rectangle, filled June 21
The Ferry House
The Ferry House — The Cove, geometric, lounge shelf full of nieces
Gull Point
Gull Point — The Harbor, beach entry and heat pump
Aerial at fill week
Aerial at fill week — equipment pad commissioned, cover on order
38
pools filled across the shore towns last season
11 Jun
the median first-swim date on 2025 contracts
2
fill dates missed in twenty-eight years — both paid out
$129
month-to-month weekly service, no annual lock
The contract said fill by June the eighteenth and the hose ran on the sixteenth. Package price never moved, the crew chief answered his own phone, and the first service visit happened before the pool had finished warming. This is not how we expected it to go.
Dana & Pete Okafor · The Cove package, Anchor Court
Second pool, second company, first time nothing went wrong. The vinyl package was priced in April and paid in August at the same number. Our first builder talked design for six weeks; Copperfin talked access, spoils and fill dates for forty minutes and got all three right.
Marisol Ferreira · The Shoreline package, Pelican Row

Before you call

Straight answers, shore edition

What is the fill-date promise, exactly?

The contract names the week the hose runs. If we miss it by more than seven days and the delay is ours, the contract credits $200 for each working day past the window. It has paid out twice in twenty-eight years, which is why we still print it.

Can we swim by the Fourth?

Most years, yes, if the contract is signed by the end of March — the cure calendar is the long pole, and it does not care about holidays. Sign in May and we will tell you honestly to aim for Labour Day instead.

Why three packages and not a design service?

Because ninety percent of shore yards want a version of the same good pool. The packages cover the shapes, the equipment and the finishes people actually choose; the remaining ten percent we happily custom-price after a site walk.

Do you service pools other companies built?

Yes — the plans are for any pool. The first visit is an audit of equipment and water, you get the readings before the invoice, and if the last company left something silly under the deck we will show you a photograph of it.

Site walks free across the shore towns, Tuesdays and Saturdays · (555) 017-4501 · swim@copperfinpools.example

Free site walk

Price the yard

Send the address and the shape of the yard. Forty minutes on site, the package fixed on paper inside the week, and the fill week named before you sign. swim@copperfinpools.example

The package quote