The right swimming pool should fit the home, the available yard, and the way you want to spend time outside. Payne Pool Professionals designs and builds custom gunite pools and installs Latham fiberglass pools for eligible properties in New Port Richey and the surrounding Pasco County area.
Our Tampa team helps homeowners compare construction methods, develop the pool in 3D, coordinate finishes and equipment, and move through the applicable planning, permitting, and construction phases with a design based on the actual property.

New Port Richey includes established neighborhoods, properties with mature landscaping, homes near waterways, and lots where access or available backyard space can strongly influence the project. The conditions at one address may be very different from those only a few streets away.
Payne begins with the property rather than a predetermined pool package. Lot dimensions, setbacks, easements, drainage, utilities, existing patios, lanais, fences, trees, equipment placement, and construction access can all affect the design. Waterfront or flood-related considerations may also apply to some properties and must be evaluated by address.
The goal may be a family pool, an integrated pool and spa, a quieter backyard retreat, or a more complete outdoor-living environment. Those priorities should guide the design from the beginning.
Payne's Tampa operation offers two new-pool construction paths for eligible New Port Richey homeowners.
Custom gunite pools provide extensive flexibility when the property or design calls for a specific shape, depth, entry, seating configuration, integrated spa, sun shelf, raised wall, water feature, lighting plan, or finish combination.
Latham fiberglass pools use a manufactured shell selected from available models. The right model must fit the yard, access route, desired layout, depth preferences, and space needed for decking and equipment.
Payne's Tampa operation does not offer new vinyl-liner pool construction. New residential pool options in New Port Richey focus on gunite and fiberglass.
Click to view a sample 3D pool rendering.
Payne uses 3D pool design to help you understand how the proposed pool, spa, decking, steps, water features, and major backyard elements may relate to the house. This makes it easier to discuss proportions, movement through the yard, seating areas, and material relationships before the approved project moves into construction.
A rendering supports the design conversation but does not replace final engineering, permitting, inspections, or field conditions.
Share a few details below and Payne's Tampa team will follow up about your New Port Richey pool project.

The governing jurisdiction depends on the project address. A property may fall within the City of New Port Richey or another Pasco County jurisdiction, and the applicable submittal, zoning, drainage, flood, engineering, safety, and inspection requirements can vary.
Payne coordinates the applicable pool-permit process for an eligible project based on the address, approved design, and authority having jurisdiction. Requirements can change and should be confirmed during project planning.

Many established properties already have pools that no longer match the homeowner's needs or the rest of the backyard. An eligible pool remodeling project may include resurfacing or replastering, waterline tile, coping, decking, lighting, compatible equipment, and coordinated visual improvements.
The appropriate scope depends on the existing pool's construction, visible condition, access, materials, equipment, and the changes being considered. An evaluation is needed before recommendations are finalized.

The finished backyard is shaped by more than the pool shell. Pool finishes influence water color and texture. Decking and coping frame the pool and connect it with patios and walking areas. Tile, lighting, and exterior materials add detail and help unify the design.
Payne can also help evaluate compatible pool equipment and automation for eligible new construction, remodeling, and upgrade projects.
Browse the Tampa pool project gallery for design ideas, then read Payne Pool Professionals reviews to learn about customer experiences across the company's service markets.
New Port Richey is part of Payne's Tampa pool service area, which includes eligible properties across Pasco, Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Hernando counties. Nearby service communities include Odessa, Land O' Lakes, Clearwater, and Spring Hill.
Service availability depends on the property, jurisdiction, pool type, access, project scope, and the team's active building territory.
Tampa: (813) 421-1159 · Payne Pools Tampa LLC — Florida License CPC1460793
Yes. Payne serves eligible New Port Richey properties through its Tampa operation. Availability depends on the property, jurisdiction, access, scope, and active building territory.
Payne's Tampa operation builds custom gunite pools and installs Latham fiberglass pools for eligible properties.
No. Payne's Tampa operation does not offer new vinyl-liner construction. Tampa-area new-pool options focus on gunite and fiberglass.
Yes. Eligible remodeling may include resurfacing, replastering, tile, coping, decking, lighting, equipment upgrades, and other coordinated improvements based on the existing pool and approved scope.
Yes. Pool construction is subject to the requirements of the jurisdiction governing the property. The applicable authority and requirements depend on the project address and scope.
Cost depends on the pool type, size, depth, property conditions, access, features, finishes, decking, equipment, permitting, engineering, and overall design complexity. A property-specific consultation provides a more useful basis for budgeting.
Yes. Payne uses 3D design to help homeowners visualize the proposed pool and major backyard elements before construction.
Call Payne Pool Professionals' Tampa team at (813) 421-1159.
Whether you are comparing gunite and fiberglass, planning a pool and spa, or considering a renovation to an existing pool, start with the property and what you want the backyard to make possible.
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