In-ground Swimming Pools for Sale in North Carolina

Bring your backyard plans to life with a Wellis Beach Club or Sun Pools in-ground pool. Make room for refreshing swims, relaxing afternoons, and more time together.

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Wellis Beach Club Premium swim spa.
The Grand Cayman pool on a stone patio, with white lounge chairs along one side and hills in the distance.
Beach Club Pool Palm Trees
The Costa Rica pool with bright blue water in a concrete deck, with two water jets and chairs by a lake.
The Freeport Oasis pool on a light deck, with curved deep-end corners, a side ladder, and shallow-end steps beside a tanning ledge.
The Wellis Beach Club Swimming Pool
The St. John pool in daylight on a light stone deck, with a rounded near corner, blue water, and a hoop and closed umbrella on the far side.
The Montego Bay pool on gray stone pavers, with curved steps at one end, a small waterfall at the far corner, and a black fence behind it.

In-Ground Pool Options for Your North Carolina Backyard

An in-ground swimming pool creates a place to cool off, relax, and spend more time outdoors. Epic Swimming Pools helps North Carolina homeowners compare Wellis Beach Club and Sun Pools, with options for different backyard sizes and ways to enjoy the water.

Wellis Beach Club combines a compact, heated pool system with relaxation and swim-jet exercise features. Sun Pools offers fiberglass in-ground pools in a broad range of shapes, sizes, and depths, with seating and tanning ledges on select models. We’ll help you understand the differences and plan a pool that suits your home.

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Why Choose an In-Ground Swimming Pool?

Compare the benefits of the Wellis Beach Club and Fiberglass Sun Pools to find the right fit for your backyard and the way you enjoy the water.

Beach Club Swimming Pool

Wellis Beach Club Pool Benefits

  • Compact pool system: enjoy swimming and relaxation with a smaller backyard footprint.
  • Heated-water comfort: built-in heating technology supports comfortable use across the seasons.
  • Swim-jet exercise: explore model-specific features for resistance swimming and low-impact activity.
  • Self-contained design: pool equipment is integrated into the system.
  • Space to unwind: combine soaking, exercise, and everyday backyard enjoyment.

A good fit if heated relaxation and swim-jet exercise are priorities in a compact space.

The Freeport Oasis pool on a light deck, with curved deep-end corners, a side ladder, and shallow-end steps beside a tanning ledge.

Sun Pools Fiberglass Benefits

  • More shapes and sizes: choose from compact and larger fiberglass pool designs.
  • Layout choices: explore rectangular, kidney-shaped, and free-form options.
  • Built-in seating: benches and swim-out seats offer places to relax on select models.
  • Tanning ledges: select designs include shallow lounging areas.
  • Different swimming depths: compare flat-floor and shallow-to-deep layouts to suit your activities.

A good fit if pool shape, swimming space, and seating choices are your priorities.

Features vary by model. Our team can help you compare specifications, equipment, and installation needs for your property.

What to Expect During Installation

From choosing your pool to your first swim, we’ll guide you through every step.

1. Choose Your Pool

Compare Wellis Beach Club pools with Sun Pools fiberglass pools, then choose the model, size, color, and available features that suit your backyard. Start with a free consultation and on-site visit to review your space, access, and budget.

2. We Handle the Preparation

Choose installation with Epic, and we’ll handle permits, inspections, site preparation, and electrical work. We’ll also plan for excavation, drainage, delivery access, and utility locating.

3. Install and Enjoy

We coordinate delivery, pool placement, and the equipment connections included in your installation plan. Then we’ll walk you through filling, start-up, water care, and pool operation so you feel ready to enjoy your pool.

Sun Pools Fiberglass Pools

1 to 2 weeks

Estimated installation once your site is ready and required approvals are complete, where confirmed for your project.

Wellis Beach Club Pools

As little as 1 day

On a prepared site, according to Wellis. Excavation, base preparation, and electrical work add to your overall project schedule.

Permitting, site preparation, delivery scheduling, weather, filling and heating the pool can affect your overall timeline. Your quote will explain the work included.

Ready to plan your backyard pool?

Start with a free consultation and on-site visit.

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Explore our NC pool permit guide. Underground utilities must be marked through NC 811 before digging begins.

Our In-Ground Pool Collection

Wellis Beach Club Pools

Wellis Beach Club Premium pool with a backyard seating area

Beach Club Premium Pool

Three counter-current swim jets, heated water, and dual loungers for exercise and relaxation.

a pool constructed by a sanford swimming pool contractor

Beach Club Deluxe Swimming Pool

Two counter-current swim jets, heated water, and dual loungers for everyday backyard enjoyment.

Sun Pools Fiberglass Pools

The Caladesi pool in a light concrete deck, with a chrome handrail at each end and a dark tile band along the waterline.

Caladesi Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 10 ft by 20 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Catalina pool from above on a concrete deck, with a handrail at the shallow end, a swim-out ledge at the far end, and a slide beside the deck.

Catalina Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 32 ft, with water from 3 ft to 7 ft deep.

The Costa Rica pool with bright blue water in a concrete deck, with two water jets and chairs by a lake.

Costa Rica Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 31 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft deep.

The Grand Cayman pool on a stone patio, with white lounge chairs along one side and hills in the distance.

Grand Cayman Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 32 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft deep.

The Jamaica pool from above, a blue kidney shape on a stone deck, with two stone water columns and a fence behind it.

Jamaica Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 28 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft deep.

An overhead view of the Cayman pool shows curved steps on one side, a metal handrail, and two deck fountains.

Cayman Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 32 ft, with water 4 ft 6 inch deep.

The Rio pool from the entry end, with a metal handrail on the left and two stone water features on the far side.

Rio Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 28 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft deep.

The Tahiti pool on a concrete patio, with a slide in the foreground, lounge chairs on the left, and lighter water at the far end.

Tahiti Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 35 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft deep.

The Martinique pool in a flagstone patio, with white handrails at both ends and a fence and trees behind it.

Martinique Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 13 ft by 29 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The St. John pool in daylight on a light stone deck, with a rounded near corner, blue water, and a hoop and closed umbrella on the far side.

St. John Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 14 ft by 30 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft 9 inch deep.

The Aruba pool in a planted yard, with light blue water and a free-form edge on a pale paver deck.

Aruba Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 8 ft by 14 ft, with water 4 ft deep.

The Freeport pool in a paver patio beside a house, with the shallow-end steps near the camera and corner swim ledges at the far end.

Freeport Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 12 ft by 24 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Dominican pool on a tan deck, with green lounge chairs in front and a raised spa spilling water into the far side.

Dominican Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 15 ft by 35 ft, with water from 3 ft to 7 ft deep.

The Freeport Oasis pool on a light deck, with curved deep-end corners, a side ladder, and shallow-end steps beside a tanning ledge.

Freeport Oasis Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 12 ft by 24 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Key West pool on a tan stone patio, with blue water, three red lounge chairs, and arcs of water over the pool.

Key West Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 9 ft by 17 ft, with water 4 ft 6 inch deep.

The Lakeside pool on a concrete deck, seen from the step end, with curved entry steps, a metal handrail, blue water, and a grass field past the far end.

Lakeside Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 12 ft by 28 ft, with water 4 ft 6 inch deep.

The Kingston pool in a tan concrete deck, with pale blue water, white coping, and a brick house and wood deck behind it.

Kingston Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 11 ft by 20 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Montego Bay pool on gray stone pavers, with curved steps at one end, a small waterfall at the far corner, and a black fence behind it.

Montego Bay Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 11 ft by 26 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Nassau pool from above on a light concrete deck, with a corner swim-out ledge, side steps, a metal handrail, and a dark tile band along the edge.

Nassau Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 12 ft by 25 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Ochos Rios pool with a white shell and blue water, in a gray deck, seen from one corner.

Ochos Rios Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 8 ft by 18 ft, with water 4 ft 6 inch deep.

The Shoreline pool in a concrete deck, a blue kidney shape with white coping, a blue tile band, water spilling over the far edge, and a metal handrail.

Shoreline Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 12 ft by 24 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The South Beach pool in a paver patio by a white fence, seen from the wide end toward the narrower end.

South Beach Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 12 ft by 24 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Sanibel pool in a tan concrete deck, with pale blue water, curved steps and a metal handrail on the right, and rocks and tall grasses behind a black fence.

Sanibel Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 11 ft by 23 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The Meridia pool from the step end, with a metal handrail, curved steps under pale blue water, a light concrete deck, and a planted bed with a white fence behind it.

Meridia Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 12 ft by 28 ft, with water from 3 ft to 5 ft deep.

The St. Thomas pool at dusk, with curved entry steps and a handrail at the near end and a slide on the deck.

St. Thomas Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 15 ft by 30 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft 6 inch deep.

The Tropic pool at dusk beside a brick house, with three water arcs over the near end and a slide at the far end.

Tropic Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 16 ft by 42 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft deep.

The St. Croix pool in a tan deck beside a brick house, with a ladder at the left end and a diving board at the right end.

St. Croix Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 15 ft by 40 ft, with water from 3 ft to 8 ft 4 inch deep.

Free-form St. Lucia fiberglass pool with blue water, curved entry steps, and a tan paver deck beside a lawn and trees.

St. Lucia Pool

An in-ground fiberglass pool, 15 ft by 37 ft, with water from 3 ft to 6 ft deep.

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Cancun Pool

A fiberglass game pool for swimming and water volleyball.

Sun Pools Havana in-ground pool with blue water, a stone edge, and trees behind it.

Havana Pool

A spacious fiberglass pool with water depths from 3 ft to 8 ft.

In-Ground Swimming Pool FAQs

What in-ground pool options does Epic Swimming Pools offer?

We offer Wellis Beach Club pool systems and Sun Pools fiberglass in-ground pools. Wellis Beach Club combines a compact format with heating and swim-jet exercise features. Sun Pools offers a wider range of pool shapes, sizes, depths, and seating layouts.

Which in-ground pools work well in smaller backyards?

Wellis Beach Club offers a compact pool system, while Sun Pools includes smaller fiberglass models such as the 8 ft × 14 ft Aruba and 9 ft × 17 ft Key West. The right fit depends on your usable space, access, equipment placement, and surrounding patio.

How do I choose between Wellis Beach Club and Sun Pools?

Consider how you want to use the water. Wellis Beach Club may suit a focus on heated relaxation and swim-jet exercise in a compact space. Sun Pools offers more choices in pool shape, swimming area, and depth. Our team can help compare models and installation needs.

How long does in-ground pool installation take?

Sun Pools installation is estimated at 1 to 2 weeks once the site is ready and required approvals are complete, where confirmed for your project. Wellis Beach Club installation can take as little as 1 day on a prepared site, according to Wellis. Permitting, site preparation, delivery scheduling, weather, filling and heating the pool can affect the overall timeline. Your quote will outline your project schedule and included work.

What affects the cost of an in-ground swimming pool?

For both Wellis Beach Club and Sun Pools, the total depends on the model, site preparation, access, equipment, electrical work, and surrounding deck or patio. Contact us for a quote that reflects your property and selections. Financing options may be available for qualified buyers.

Can I use my in-ground pool year-round?

Wellis Beach Club includes heating technology for comfortable use across the seasons. For Sun Pools, discuss heating equipment and seasonal care as part of your project plan. Year-round use depends on the equipment, weather, and operating requirements of your chosen pool.

What maintenance will my pool need?

Both collections need regular water testing, balancing, cleaning, and equipment care. Wellis Beach Club owners should follow the instructions for their integrated system. Sun Pools owners should follow the fiberglass pool and installed equipment guidance, including any seasonal care requirements.

What should I plan before installing an in-ground pool?

For either Wellis Beach Club or Sun Pools, review delivery access, site conditions, drainage, equipment space, and the surrounding patio or deck. Your project also needs to account for applicable approvals and safety requirements. Our team can help you understand the plan for your property.

Our Service Areas

We’re proud to serve homeowners across Raleigh, Pinehurst, Charlotte, the Triangle, and surrounding communities throughout central North Carolina. Whether you are planning a new pool installation or an upgrade, call (919) 443-6663.

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