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Pool builders · updated Nov 4, 2026
New swimming pools on Washington plans
More than 10 projects in progress
in Washington whose plans draw a new swimming pool.
A new pool is rare. Most are on custom homes, and a few are on apartment buildings and hotels. Each one is a big job.
Custom package for all of Washington's pool projects - call for pricing: 360-389-6616Projects with swimming pools on the plansEach dot is one project, moved to its own spot inside a square about 450 m across: no dot sits on a house.
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What is on the plans
- "The swimming pool proposed in this design" with a powered safety cover
- "Pool, spa and cold plunge per landscape"
- A pool and pool deck on an apartment building's amenity level
A good time to call: before the finish grading and the landscaping. In the app, search the plans for "swimming pool".
The phone numbers and the plans
Build Radar has a phone number on file for at least 7 in 10 of the more than 13,780 projects in progress a pool company sees in Washington, and the plans for at least 4 in 10.
Counted in Build Radar's records on Nov 4, 2026: a project counts when it has the owner's, the builder's, the applicant's or the architect's phone number.
A custom package
This page covers all of Washington, so it is a custom package: every pool project in the state, with its phone numbers and plans. Call for pricing.
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How many Washington projects have swimming pools on the plans?
More than 10 projects in Washington whose plans draw a new swimming pool, from the public plans and permits on Nov 4, 2026.
When should I call the builder?
Before the finish grading and the landscaping. Build Radar shows the last inspection each project passed, so you can call at the right time.
Does Build Radar have the phone numbers and the plans?
Build Radar has a phone number on file for at least 7 in 10 of the more than 13,780 projects in progress a pool company sees in Washington, and the plans for at least 4 in 10.
Where these numbers come from
Build Radar reads the public permit records and the plan sets the city posts, and its plan search finds the words on every page. Each project here was found by that search and read: code text, legends, abbreviation lists and "X or Y" options do not count. Only projects in progress count - not finished, not cancelled, not a year old with no inspection - and only the ones that trade sees in the app.
Each number is rounded down to the nearest 10, and a number under 10 is not shown. These counts are from Nov 4, 2026. Each dot on the map is moved to its own spot inside a square about 450 m across, so no dot sits on a house.