Crescent Pools
Pool builder in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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Verify this listing A division of a general construction company that has worked in the Caribbean since 2006 and in the Carolinas since 2013. Crescent Pools builds custom concrete-shotcrete pools and repairs or remodels existing concrete pools. For homeowners who prefer fiberglass, it is an authorized dealer of Leisure Pools, whose shells carry a lifetime structural warranty. Clients choose the shape and special features while viewing the design in 3D pool design software, so the pool can be seen in the backyard before construction begins. A free consultation is offered for backyard projects.
What Crescent Pools does, according to its own website
Each fact below was checked against the company's site in October 2026. "Yes" means the site describes it; "No" means the site rules it out; "Not confirmed" means the site did not say.
YesBuilds new pools
YesPool remodeling & resurfacing
YesGunite / shotcrete pools
YesFiberglass pools
Yes3D design
YesWarranty stated
YesAlso repairs pools & equipment
Not confirmedSpas & spools
Not confirmedWater features
Not confirmedOutdoor living (kitchens, fire, shade)
Not confirmedDecking & pavers
Not confirmedFinancing offered
Not confirmedCommercial pools
Not confirmedEquipment & automation
Not confirmedAlso offers pool cleaning & maintenance
See other South Carolina pool builders for: Pool remodeling & resurfacing · Fiberglass pools · Also repairs pools & equipment
Licensing in South Carolina
License not stated.South Carolina licenses pool construction through the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation: since Act 69 of 2023, any pool job over $10,000 needs a Contractor’s license with the Swimming Pools (SP) classification or a Residential Builder license. Confirm any company on the LLR license lookup.Crescent Pools's website did not state a license when we read it. Ask for the license number and a certificate of insurance before you sign.