A well-designed poolhouse completely changes how you use your outdoor space.
It's a place to store pool equipment, but it's also a living space: outdoor bar, lounge area, changing room, seasonal storage. We design and build poolhouses for homeowners in Gatineau, Aylmer, Chelsea, Cantley and the entire Outaouais region.
The difference between a good poolhouse and a bad one is integration. Materials must harmonize with the pavers, walls, and fence. Proportions must respect the available space.
That's why we recommend planning the poolhouse at the same time as the rest of the project.
The region's climate demands construction that withstands harsh winters. Foundations must be below the frost line, materials must handle temperature swings and humidity.
We work with treated wood, cedar, composite and other materials depending on the desired style and budget.
From a small storage shed to a large living space with bar, counter and changing room.
The most popular poolhouses in the Gatineau and Chelsea area combine pool equipment storage, covered space for sun protection, and often a counter or bar for entertaining. We design each structure custom to maximize space usage.
In most Outaouais municipalities, a permit is required for poolhouse construction. Requirements vary by structure size and distance from property lines. We know the regulations in Gatineau, Chelsea, Cantley, Aylmer and other area municipalities.
If you already have a pool and want to add a poolhouse, we design the structure to integrate with your existing landscaping. It's entirely possible, even if it's simpler when everything is planned together from the start.
In most Outaouais municipalities, yes. Requirements vary depending on the size of the structure and its distance from the property lines. We guide you through the process.
Yes. We design the structure so it blends in with your current landscaping. It's simpler when everything is planned together, but it's entirely possible to add one later.
It depends on the design and your preferences. We work with treated wood, cedar, composite and other materials depending on the desired style and budget.