Pool & Hot Tub Permits — Free Consultation & Quote

A pool or hot tub is a big investment, and in Nassau County it usually needs a permit from your town, city or village. We handle pool permits for homeowners across the Towns of Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay, the Cities of Glen Cove and Long Beach, and the villages.

Pools are one of our most frequent jobs. We see new in-ground and above-ground pools, hot tubs, pool houses, and plenty of older pools whose permits were opened years ago and never closed.

• New in-ground pools
• Above-ground pools
• Hot tubs
• Pool houses
• Legalizing a pool or hot tub that was installed without a permit
• Closing out open pool permits, including old ones found on a title search before a sale
• Pool-related violations: we review the notice and handle the permits and inspections needed to cure it

Do above-ground pools need a permit too?
Usually, yes. Above-ground pools are among the pool jobs we file. We'll confirm what your town requires for your property.

Does a hot tub need a permit?
Hot tubs are a common permit and legalization job for us. Rules vary by town, so we check yours in the free consultation.

The previous owner put in a pool without a permit. What now?
We can work to legalize it. We pull the records, order a survey if needed, line up drawings and file with the town.

There's an open pool permit on my house and I'm selling.
We close out open pool permits all the time, often right before a sale.

How long does a pool permit take?
Typically 2–4 weeks for pools, hot tubs and pool houses. It varies by town and scope and is never guaranteed.