Small Pools. Big Design. Year-Round Luxury for Any Space.
Welcome to the new era of outdoor living.
Our exclusive Plunge Pools are engineered for smaller spaces, modern backyards and premium experiences, no matter the square footage.
Whether it’s soaking, cooling, socializing, or spa-style therapy, these pools deliver year-round purpose in the cleanest, most elegant form possible.
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A plunge pool is a small pool under 20 feet in length typically used for cooling off and lounging. Compared to traditional swimming pools, plunge pools are shallower and more space-efficient, making them well-suited for smaller outdoor areas.
Plunge pools are most commonly installed inground. However, they can also be constructed as semi inground or fully above ground installations.
Yes. An inground plunge pool is a permanent swimming pool installation that requires excavation, structural construction, plumbing, filtration, and compliance with local building codes, similar to larger inground pools. While it may be challenging to swim laps in smaller plunge pools, optional integrations like swim jets or resistance systems may be added to improve the versatility of these small swimming pools.
Yes. Inground plunge pools can be equipped with heaters, chillers, or heat pump systems to extend seasonal use or support cold plunge functionality.
The cost of an inground plunge pool varies widely depending on construction method, materials, site conditions, and level of customization. In general, inground plunge pools are less expensive than full size swimming pools both to install and to operate, due to reduced excavation, material requirements, water volume, and ongoing energy and chemical usage.
Most plunge pools include built in benches or ledges to support soaking and social use.
Yes. Inground plunge pools use standard pool filtration and sanitation systems, scaled to their size.
Generally, yes. Smaller water volume typically results in reduced chemical usage, shorter cleaning times, and lower energy consumption.
With appropriate heating and weather considerations, plunge pools can be used beyond summer months. Cold weather usage depends on climate and equipment.
In addition to the pool shell, space is required for construction access, surrounding hardscape, equipment placement, and code required setbacks. Minimum yard size requirements depend on local zoning regulations and site conditions.
Yes. Inground plunge pools generally require building permits, inspections, and compliance with electrical, plumbing, and safety codes. Requirements vary by jurisdiction.
In many cases, yes. However, minimum setback distances from structures and property lines are determined by local building and zoning codes. Structural considerations, such as foundation proximity and drainage, must also be evaluated.
Inground plunge pools are not designed for lap swimming due to their compact size. However, depending on the pool’s dimensions and configuration, limited swimming or movement may be possible. Some inground plunge pools can be equipped with swim jets or resistance systems, which allow users to swim in place or perform aquatic exercise despite the pool’s smaller footprint.
Yes. Plunge pools can operate with either traditional chlorine sanitation or saltwater chlorination systems.
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