Semi-inground, fiberglass and custom gunite pools in Tulsa
Start here. Find the right pool for your yard.
Your kids are only young once. Let us help you get this right.
Some families are just curious. Others are ready to dig. Pick where you are below and get only what you need for that stage. No pushy salesperson. No runaround.
Owner on every buildLeisure Pools dealerPHTA member
Where are you in the process?
Pick one. You can always come back.
I am just exploring
"I like the idea of a pool. I just want to read for now."
Start with the must-readsStage 2I am sorting out my pool and budget
"Which pool fits my yard, and what will it cost?"
Take the 90-second quizStage 3I am ready to get started
"I have done my homework. Can this work in my yard?"
Book a free lot checkRead this first. It will save you time.
You talk to the builder, not a salesperson.
I'm Jason Cherry. I've built pools in Green Country for 29 years, first as Cherry Pools and now as Silverado Rock. I handle every consultation and I'm on every build.
I'll be straight with you. The biggest difference between builders is the part you never see. I set every fiberglass shell on 3/8 chip stone and backfill with it too. On a typical fiberglass pool that's 80 to 100 tons of stone. Sand can wash out from under a pool. Chip stone stays put.
Take your time on this page. When you're ready to talk, you'll talk to me.
Jason CherryOwner and Pool Builder
Stage 1 of 3 · Just exploring
Just starting to look? Good. Start here.
Most families think about a pool for months before they call anyone. That is smart. Start with these three. Most families find their answer there. All free, no email needed.
Start with these 3
Types of Inground Pools: A buyer's guide to cost and timeline
Cost, pool types and timeline in one place. If you read one thing, read this.
Read itWhat does a pool cost in Tulsa?
Real price ranges and what moves them up or down.
Read itFiberglass vs. vinyl vs. gunite
The three pool types side by side, so you can pick yours.
Read it
Then go deeper
- Small backyard pool ideas15 designs for Tulsa-area yards
- Pool price vs. finished backyard priceWhy two quotes can look so different
- Fiberglass pool pros and consThe good and the bad
- Semi-inground vs. ingroundFor sloped yards and tighter budgets
- 10 things that can go wrongMistakes to avoid before you hire
- When to start your poolWork back from your swim date
Stage 2 of 3 · Your pool and budget
Find your pool type in about 90 seconds.
A few quick questions about your yard, your budget and how your family will swim. You get a match and two runners-up. No sales call attached.
Find My Perfect PoolAbout 90 seconds
Answer a few questions. Get your match and two runners-up.
We ask about your yard, your budget and how your family will swim. You see your pool type right away, with no sales call attached.
Take the QuizWhat does it cost?
You should not need a sales pitch to see a price.
Starting prices for each pool type. Your quoted price is fixed once you sign. The one exception is buried rock the excavator hits.
Semi-Inground
Vinyl liner, set at least 18 inches deep
Best for: sloped yards and swimming by next summer.
About 26 days to build
Starting at$24,000Up to about $65,000 finished.
- Lifetime blister warranty
Fiberglass
Leisure Pools shell, waterline tile included
Best for: low upkeep and a smooth, kid-friendly finish.
4 to 6 weeks to build
Starting at$45,000Plunge size. Large shells start at $65,000.
Custom Gunite
Any shape, 8-inch shell, Jandy equipment
Best for: the backyard the grandkids will talk about.
3 to 6 months from signing
Starting at$55,000Plunge size. Full-size custom starts at $100,000.
Separate Spa
Leisure Pools spa, set apart from the pool
Best for: warm water all winter, after the pool is closed.
Added to any pool type
Starting at about$22,000Installed with the concrete pad.
Priced after we see your yard
Permits, dirt hauling and crane
Permit fees differ by city. Dirt hauling depends on your dig. A crane is only needed to set a fiberglass shell. If your electrical panel needs an upgrade, that is extra too.
What goes under the pool
3/8 chip stone, not sand
About $3,375 of stone goes under and around a typical fiberglass pool. Leisure Pools reviewed and approved this method. Ask any builder what they backfill with.
Sloped yard?
Plan for the wall
A retaining wall and fill ahead of a full inground pool runs $10,000 to $15,000. A semi-inground pool can often skip it. Jason measures every yard on site.
"The overall knowledge and experience Jason has of pools far exceeds anyone else I have talked to in the pool business."Dan R. Duckwall · Tulsa · Google review
Is Silverado Rock right for you?
A pool built for the next twenty summers.
Here is who we build for, and where a different choice may serve you better.
You will feel at home with us if
You care how it is built, not just how it looks
- You want the owner on your build, not a rotating crew lead
- You want to know what goes under the pool, not just the shell you can see
- You would rather hear the hard parts up front than be surprised mid-build
- You have a sloped yard and other builders shrugged at it
Find your best fit
Jason will point you the right way
- Swimming next summer matters most? A semi-inground pool builds in about 26 days.
- Dreaming of a vanishing edge or free shape? Custom gunite gives you the most freedom.
- Want warm water in January? A separate spa stays open after the pool is closed for winter.
Stage 3 of 3 · Ready to start
Start with a free lot check.
Send your address. Jason, the person who will build your pool, comes out and looks at your yard himself. It is a look, not a sales visit. No two-hour pitch at your kitchen table. If Silverado Rock is not the right fit, he will tell you.
"I have done my homework. Can this work in my yard?"
- Send your addressUse the form or call. It takes about a minute.
- Jason calls to set a timeHe always reaches out first. He never shows up unannounced.
- He looks at your yardSlope, access, soil and where the pool fits best. You get his yard notes within a day of the visit.
- A written quote, if you want oneYour pool, the site items your yard needs, and anything outside our scope, like a panel upgrade.
Your quoted price is fixed. The only thing that can move it is buried rock, and we tell you before any extra work starts.
Or call Jason(918) 230-4997
Questions families ask before they call
Straight answers before you talk to anyone. Do not see yours? Ask Jason.
Is the lot check really free?
Yes. It is free, and it is a look, not a sales visit. Jason calls first to set a time and never shows up unannounced. He checks your slope, access and where a pool fits best, then sends you his yard notes within a day.
What is not included in your starting prices?
Permits, dirt hauling and crane service are priced after we see your yard. A crane is only needed for fiberglass. If your electrical panel needs an upgrade, that is extra as well.
Can my price change after I sign?
Your quoted price is fixed. The one exception is buried rock the excavator hits while digging. If that happens, we stop and talk with you before any extra work starts.
How long does a pool take to build?
A semi-inground pool takes about 26 days. A fiberglass pool takes 4 to 6 weeks, including shell delivery. A custom gunite pool takes 3 to 6 months from signing. Permits take one to four weeks, depending on your city.
Can you build a pool on a sloped yard?
Yes. A full inground pool on a slope may need a retaining wall and fill, which runs $10,000 to $15,000. A semi-inground pool can often be set into the high side of the hill instead. Jason measures every yard on site.
Who will I work with?
Jason Cherry, the owner. He handles every consultation and every build himself, and the same trade crews return on each project.
Should my spa be attached to the pool?
Jason recommends a separate spa for most families. It costs less to keep hot, gives better hydrotherapy and stays open all winter. A Leisure Pools spa starts at about $22,000 installed, with the concrete pad included.
Wherever you are, there is a next step
The pool your kids will tell their kids about.
Not ready? Read. Getting close? Take the quiz. Ready? Book a free lot check.