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Design, build, service and supply all sit under one roof at this Murrells Inlet company. It builds custom pools in fiberglass or shotcrete concrete, taking each job from a consultation through design with 3D renderings…
8 pool contractors based in Murrells Inlet and nearby Surfside Beach — 2 that state a South Carolina license on their own websites, 3 who remodel, 5 who build spas, 2 who do the whole backyard. Compare them below, then call the ones that fit.
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Design, build, service and supply all sit under one roof at this Murrells Inlet company. It builds custom pools in fiberglass or shotcrete concrete, taking each job from a consultation through design with 3D renderings…
A family-run builder that treats the pool as one piece of a full backyard. Based in Murrells Inlet and working from Little River to Georgetown County, it builds fiberglass and gunite pools alongside spas, paver patios…
A family-owned concrete pool builder on the Grand Strand, this company has been building pools in Horry County since 1986, starting from a pool chemical store in Surfside Beach.
Fiberglass inground pools and spas are the specialty at this Myrtle Beach-area dealer and installer, which serves Horry and Georgetown Counties. It installs Viking and Blue Hawaiian shells, now under the Latham Grand name…
Fiberglass is the whole focus here. This Murrells Inlet company sells and installs inground fiberglass pools from Leisure Pools and is an Elite Dealer for the brand.
A pool design and build company serving the Grand Strand from Surfside Beach, with outdoor living as its stated passion. The name points to paver and hardscape work alongside pools.
A small pool service business in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, listed under the name Ken's Pool Service LLC. Little is published about its work, and no service categories or description are available.
A construction business in Surfside Beach, South Carolina, with almost no public information. There is no website, description or category to indicate whether it works on swimming pools or general building.
1 of these pool builders have no website on record, so their profiles carry only the facts from public records.
This guide lists 8 swimming pool contractors based in Murrells Inlet or in nearby Surfside Beach, drawn from public business records in November 2026. 2 state a South Carolina contractor or residential builder license on their own websites; we record the statement and link to the state lookup so you can confirm it.
South Carolina licenses the work 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 classification, or a Residential Builder license. 2 of the 8 builders here state a license on their websites. Look the company up on the LLR license lookup and ask for a certificate of insurance before you sign.
3 of the 8 Murrells Inlet builders describe pool remodeling or resurfacing on their own websites, and 5 describe spa or spool construction. 4 mention fiberglass pools; 3 mention gunite or shotcrete construction. Each profile lists exactly which services the builder’s site confirms.
3 of the builders listed here mention financing options on their websites and 2 describe a written warranty. We record only what the builder states; terms, lenders and coverage vary, so ask for the warranty document and the financing partner’s disclosures before you commit.
2 of the 8 builders here describe outdoor living work such as patios, outdoor kitchens, fire features, screened porches or landscaping alongside the pool. 2 offer 3D design renderings. Bundling the yard with the pool can simplify permits and scheduling, but ask whether the builder self-performs that work or subcontracts it.