Fiberglass Pools in the Greater Boston Area

Greater Boston is full of character—and so are its backyards. From historic homes with tight property lines to modern builds on tricky terrain, building a pool around here takes more than just the right equipment. It takes a crew that knows the landscape, the permitting maze, and the rhythm of New England weather.

At River Pools Greater Boston, we’ve built our reputation by doing things the way they should be done: with careful prep, honest timelines, and a team that treats your property like it’s their own. We understand how to adapt to local challenges without cutting corners—and we’re proud to deliver pools that bring lasting value and serious wow-factor to every yard we touch.

Jason and Chris Morey are a father-and-son duo with a background in landscape construction and a shared passion for outdoor living. After working on a project where a client requested a River Pools model, they were drawn to the quality, durability, and customer-first values of the brand. That experience inspired them to launch River Pools Greater Boston.

Jason lives in Danvers with his wife, kids, and a crew of family pets. Chris lives in Beverly with his wife, three young children, and a few furry friends of his own. Together, they’re helping families across the region build beautiful, lasting backyard spaces.

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In the Greater Boston area, inground pool projects typically start between $60,000 and $90,000 for a base fiberglass pool package. This includes permits, excavation, the pool shell, plumbing, filtration, and water—but does not cover electrical, decking, or add-ons. Most homeowners invest $110,000 to $150,000 for a fully finished, turn-key backyard.

Several factors affect your final cost:

1. Pool Type

   • Gunite is the most expensive to install and maintain.

   • Vinyl is cheaper up front but has high long-term costs due to liner replacements.

   • Fiberglass offers the best balance: durable, low-maintenance, and backed by a lifetime structural warranty.

2. Backyard Access
   Limited access for construction equipment can add $5,000–$10,000 to your project due to the added complexity of moving materials in and out.

3. Project Scope
   Adding features like patios, pergolas, pool houses, or hot tubs will increase cost. We’ll work with your space and budget—whether you're building all at once or in phases—to create a plan that meets your long-term goals.

No matter your budget or backyard layout, we’re here to help you make smart choices and build a pool that fits your life for years to come.