Completed Chantilly pool projects: construction details
These two portfolio examples are identified as Chantilly projects in Loudoun County. They show completed work in the county, not claimed installations in Leesburg.
Stonehenge: a pool on a steep backyard
Stonehenge in Chantilly, Loudoun County: the pool below the terraced backyard.
The Stonehenge project was built into a hillside near a stone quarry. The published project account describes two two-foot retaining walls used to address the steep yard. The photograph shows the pool, stepped retaining walls and the relationship to the house above.
- Pool features: A rectangular layout, tanning shelf, Aegean Green quartz plaster and an automatic cover with a hidden leading bar.
- Surrounding work: A paver deck over a concrete subdeck and an outdoor wood-burning fireplace. The portfolio credits Custom Outdoor Solutions for the fireplace, hardscapes and surrounding landscape work.
- Planning lesson: Discuss the pool elevations and surrounding work together. Retaining walls shown in this project are not automatically the right solution for another sloped lot.
Old World Feel: a detached raised spa
Old World Feel in Chantilly, Loudoun County: a rectangular pool and detached spa.
The Classic Swimming Pool with Old World Feel pairs a rectangular pool with a detached spa raised 18 inches above it. The published account describes a spillway feeding a small catch pool, concrete-based pavers and a putting green.
The spa and pool are separate elements in a coordinated backyard. Discuss the elevations, connections, patio and circulation as part of the construction scope. An automatic cover is also documented; any proposed safety-cover arrangement for your project must meet the applicable code and local approval conditions.
Explore the Stonehenge gallery and Old World Feel gallery for additional original views. Bring the features you like to your consultation, while leaving room for a plan that fits your own property.
Building a pool in Leesburg: establish the jurisdiction first
Confirm whether your parcel is inside the incorporated Town of Leesburg. Loudoun County requires an approved town zoning permit with the county pool application for properties within incorporated towns. Check the official Loudoun County pool-permit guidance for the current process.
Pool permits, plats and site considerations
The county identifies building and zoning permits, a plat showing pool and equipment placement, and a pool-fence acknowledgment. Electrical, gas or grading approvals may apply. Owners of well-and-septic properties should seek Health Department approval before applying; easements can also affect the work.
Keep your property documents together and identify the questions to resolve before finalizing a design. Your consultation can cover construction access, desired features and the documents you already have. Confirm current approvals with the relevant authority rather than relying on another homeowner's experience.
Plan the pool, patio and construction access together
A useful pool plan addresses both the finished backyard and the work needed to get there. Consider how equipment will reach the site, where materials can be handled and how the pool elevations connect to the home. An existing deck, narrow side yard or steep grade may change the scope.
- Swimming and seating: Choose proportions around how you intend to use the water, with entry and seating incorporated into the layout.
- Patio and circulation: Leave comfortable space for walking, furniture and movement between the house and pool.
- Equipment: Include a practical location, utility connections and maintenance access in the planning discussion.
- Grade and drainage: Resolve elevation changes and surface-water questions as part of the overall site plan.
Comparing pool contractor estimates in Leesburg and Loudoun
Two estimates are only comparable when they describe comparable work. Ask about pool dimensions, finishes, equipment, decking, site preparation, barriers and utility work. Make sure optional features and allowances are identified, along with any exclusions.
A spa, automatic cover, water feature or retaining wall can change both the design and construction scope. Decide which features are priorities before comparing proposals. Ask how changes will be documented and when the remaining selections need to be made. For payment planning, review our pool financing information.
Loudoun County and Leesburg pool FAQs
Do you build concrete inground pools in Loudoun County?
Yes. We offer custom concrete pool design and construction in Loudoun County. Contact us with your Leesburg or Loudoun address, the available backyard space and your project goals to discuss the next step.
Does a Leesburg pool need town approval?
For properties inside an incorporated town, Loudoun County says an approved town zoning permit must accompany the county application. Confirm the parcel's jurisdiction and current requirements before proceeding.
Can you plan a pool on a sloped lot?
A slope needs a site-specific assessment. Our Stonehenge project illustrates the use of retaining walls on a steep backyard, but that solution is not automatically appropriate for every property. Access, grade and approvals influence what can be built.
What is the cost of a new pool?
Cost depends on the design, property conditions and surrounding work included. A consultation and a clearly defined scope provide a more useful basis for an estimate than a universal starting price.
How long does the project take?
Design decisions, approvals, construction access, weather and complexity affect the schedule. Discuss timing for your actual project after the site and scope have been reviewed.
Start planning your Loudoun County pool
Bring a survey or plat if available, any HOA requirements and a list of essential features. Tell us how you want to use the pool and what you hope to change about the backyard. We are based in Fredericksburg and serve Loudoun County; we do not claim a separate Leesburg office.
Request a Free At-Home Pool Consultation or call 540-834-3743.