Non-porous surface
A smooth gelcoat finish resists algae and staining better than a plastered surface, so pools stay clean with less chemical use and less scrubbing over the life of the pool.
Nature Works is an authorized San Juan Fiberglass Pools & Spas dealer, installing fiberglass pools throughout Statesboro, Savannah, Pooler, Richmond Hill, Metter, Vidalia, Dublin and the rest of Southeast Georgia — planned as part of the whole property, not dropped into a hole in the yard.
A smooth gelcoat finish resists algae and staining better than a plastered surface, so pools stay clean with less chemical use and less scrubbing over the life of the pool.
A one-piece shell arrives manufactured off-site, so excavation, placement and backfill move on a shorter timeline than pool types built entirely in the ground.
Fiberglass flexes slightly with ground movement instead of cracking, which matters in Southeast Georgia's sandy, shifting soil — part of why San Juan backs their shells with a manufacturer warranty.
Fiberglass installation moves fast once it starts, which is exactly why the planning happens first — site prep, drainage and equipment layout decided on paper, not improvised in the field.
We lay out the pool, decking, equipment pad and drainage against your property's actual grade before anything is marked in the yard.
Excavation is cut to the shell's exact footprint, with drainage graded around it so water moves away from the structure, not toward it.
The San Juan shell is set and leveled, then plumbing and equipment lines are run before backfill locks everything in place.
Backfill is placed in stages alongside the fill of the pool itself, so pressure stays balanced on the shell while the pad and equipment are set.
Coping and decking are set to the shell's exact edge, in the material and layout decided during design — not chosen after the fact.
Patios, plantings and grading around the pool are built as one environment, coordinated with our Outdoor Living & Hardscape division.
Pool, path and landscape lighting are planned together so the space reads as one composition after dark, not a lit pool in a dark yard.
We start the pool up, balance the water and walk the finished environment with you before handing over care instructions.

As an authorized dealer, we work directly from San Juan's current pool models, spa models and designer gelcoat colors — so what you see is what's actually available to build, not a rendering.

A fiberglass shell is one piece of the project. Water features, fire bowls, decking, lighting and landscape planned around it turn a pool into a finished environment — see the full scope on our Pools & Water page.
Through our partnership with Lyon Financial, you can apply online with no signed contract required, so you know what you qualify for while you're still deciding on a model.



Because the shell arrives manufactured, fiberglass installations often move faster than pool types built entirely on site — but the exact timeline still depends on your property, permitting and the scope of decking, hardscape and landscape around it. We'll give you a real schedule during your consultation.
Coastal Georgia soil is sandy and shifts more than it looks like it should. A one-piece fiberglass shell flexes slightly with that movement, which is part of why it's a common choice in this region.
It depends on your yard, budget and the shape you want. Fiberglass comes in San Juan's manufactured forms; a vinyl liner can be built to a fully custom shape. Read our vinyl liner pool page or read more in our comparison article, or just ask us directly.