About us
Three generations of water
Aquamarine Pool Co Wisconsin carries a family craft that began on Florida’s Gulf Coast in 1956, took root in Cincinnati in 1988, and now stands in Washburn County and the western north woods — the same standard, brought north for good.
Florida beginnings
Aquamarine started in Tampa in 1956. Among the early landmarks was work tied to the Don Cesar — the pink palace on St. Pete Beach (3400 Gulf Blvd) — where Gulf light, salt air, and heavy use demanded pools built to last. That foundation still shapes how we dig, set, and finish every shell.
The Florida company continues to operate from Brooksville. Same family name. Same insistence on craft over shortcuts.
Cincinnati, 1988
In 1988 Aquamarine expanded to Greater Cincinnati and focused the Midwest shop on high-end fiberglass: one-piece shells, disciplined decks and equipment, installs meant for freeze–thaw seasons — not vinyl, not gunite as the main line of work. That yard remains the family backbone. The finished photography on this site comes from those projects: real installs, not catalog stock.
North woods, for good
The Wisconsin chapter is personal as well as professional. Our lead has returned to these lakes every summer of his life — without exception — and after more than a decade running Cincinnati operations, chose to bring that same passion north permanently.
Aquamarine Pool Co Wisconsin is that commitment: fiberglass-only installs based in Washburn County and the western north woods. We specialize in party pools and high-end landscaping suited to lake lots and wooded yards, and we install any fiberglass shell, any size, anywhere in our service radius. The standard is the family’s; the landscape is yours.
How we work
Conversations start with how you use the property — access, frost, shoreland rules, how the yard should feel at dusk — not with a brochure package. Finished galleries show built work. Design studies on Designs are marked quietly as concepts.
If you are planning a pool in Washburn County, the western north woods, or nearby lake country, we would rather hear about the land than sell you a template.