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PJ's Pools

Listed in Schaumburg 19 reviews

PJ's Pools

PJ's Pools designs and installs custom residential and commercial swimming pools in Barrington and greater Chicagoland, with projects throughout the Midwest. It has served pool customers since 1981. Its concrete division also provides pumping and conveyor services for residential and commercial construction.

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Business Highlights
  • It is family-owned.
  • It provides a 20-year warranty on the pool structure.

Service Area

Greater Chicagoland and throughout the Midwest; northern Illinois for concrete pumping.

Active Business Listing

PJ's Pools is one of 12 pool & hot tub companies ProsGrade lists in Schaumburg, Illinois.

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Listing details

7 services listed, including Pool construction, Pool renovation and remodeling and Pool openings and closings. Open Monday to Saturday. 19 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How PJ's Pools compares with the other 11 pool & hot tub companies on ProsGrade in Schaumburg, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • One of 12 Schaumburg pool & hot tub companies on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

7 services
  • Pool constructionConcrete pools; classic, natural, free-form, vanishing-edge and infinite-edge designs.
  • Pool renovation and remodeling
  • Pool openings and closingsSpring openings and winter closings.
  • Pool service and maintenanceWeekly water-chemistry monitoring; equipment repair and replacement.
  • Concrete pumping and conveyor serviceConcrete and granular fill; 1½- to 5-inch pump lines.
  • Spa and water-feature design and installation
  • Fiberglass pools

Reviews

What customers say

Feedback is mixed: one customer praised the craftsmanship, while another said PJ helped bring a pool vision to life and meet county permit requirements. A pool-repair customer reported epoxy on an auto cover, broken tiles and unanswered follow-ups. A pool-opening customer reported that a diving-board bolt was left loose and a child’s friend was injured; separately, a non-client attributed windshield dings to stones or gravel carried by the company’s untarped trucks.

Customer Reviews

Geoff Knuth

By far one of the best companies i've worked with honest, great craftsmanship. Simply a great company to have work for me.

R S

I am not a client just a victim of this company's negligence. PJs Pools and Concrete Pumping Services Inc ( same trucks for both) as carrying stones/gravel without any tarp and I received several dings on my windshield from them. The owner Pierre Lareau showed no remorse to the situation nor was inclined to start using tarp on his trucks. This incident has cost me a lot of stress and time. I am sure that I am not the only one that suffered from their negligence.
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John Koonce

PJ pools I have not received a response from the email sent on 6/13/2025 regarding the epoxy that was spilled on my auto cover and the broken tiles from your employees chiseling the old plaster,so could you please let me know how this is going to be handled. In regards to the pool repair that you have received over $20,000 dollars upfront for the repair and replastering of my pool over 2 months ago. My wife has sent many emails and phone calls with no response so either A) you can reply to her in a timely manner or B) you can deal with my attorney on this matter as I have no time for your games. 6/23/2025
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Alex Schubow

The absolute worst! These guys "opened" my pool. PJ, the owner and an employee were on site. I had to spend two hours helping them because they couldn't figure out how to attach the railings and diving board. They didn't vacuum! They didn't even attempt to balance the chemistry. They didn't turn on the heater, unless you count pressing the on button. It was not working, and needed repairs which I wound up doing myself, they didn't bother to check it, at all. Worst of all, they failed to tighten the bolts on the diving board, and as a result one of my kid's friends got injured when the board went sideways. Stay away. Literally, anyone else is a better choice.
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Jay Sanders

We had a vision of the kind of pool we wanted and PJ made it happen. I gave PJ and a few other pool installers a call. PJ came to my home and listened to my requirements. I got a good vibe from him. He mentioned that he runs a family business. His niece Megan runs the office and his son Joe manages their pool service operations. I decided that PJ provided the best value and contracted with him. He helped to meet the Cook County Health and Building/Zoning permit requirements. A couple months later we have our dream pool. PJ worked with several teams to complete the numerous steps it takes to finish an inground pool installation project. Most of his teams have been working with PJ for over 20 years and I witnessed the experience first hand, as they meticulously measured and executed on each phase. PJ is hands on and directed the most important activities during the installation. PJ is personable, responsive and passionate about his work. As I had questions, he was always quick to reply. I recommend PJ very highly.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does PJ's include in a spring pool opening?

The service removes and folds the cover for storage, reinstalls ladders, diving boards, handrails and lights, reassembles the filter and pumps, then shocks the pool and starts the system.

What steps are part of PJ's winter pool closing?

For most areas, PJ's describes closing a pool as balancing the water, adding winter chemicals, winterizing plumbing and equipment, and covering the pool.