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Our pools and spas collection brings together the MCO Pools shells and points you toward finished hot tubs, cold plunges and outdoor water features. Start with how you want to use the water, whether you want to swim, sit or make room for both. Our own line includes swimming pools, pools with a hot tub basin molded in and standalone spa shells for your builder to set into the backyard.
Pools set into the ground
Explore our fiberglass collection to choose a shape for your yard. A fiberglass inground pool arrives as one molded piece. Your pool builder digs the hole, sets the shell with a crane and adds the equipment. The shell colors are Caribbean Blue, Cancun White and Eclipse Gray.
Browse the pool shells for straight swimming runs, curved seating or a tanning ledge. For a smaller swimming pool, see the compact plunge pool. It measures 9.8 by 20 feet with a flat floor 5 feet deep.
If you want a pool with hot tub seating, explore the shells with a molded spa. A pool and spa combo like this is set on one crane day. A pool spa combo puts both basins in one shell. Your builder adds the heater and the valves that let the spa run warmer than the pool.
Spas and hot tubs
An inground hot tub starts with a standalone fiberglass spa shell. The smaller shell measures 7 by 7 feet and is 3 feet deep, with one molded bench and three steps. The larger shell measures 8 feet 8 inches by 9 feet 4 inches and is 3 feet 6 inches deep, with shaped seating around the sides. Choose a bench or shaped seating around the sides. Your builder adds jets, controls and equipment.
For a finished tub you fill, browse our hot tubs. Choose inflatable, rigid frame, acrylic or wood fired designs. Think about the seating you want for relaxation.
Cold plunges
Explore cold plunge tubs, chillers and rooms. A cold plunge uses a chiller, while a plunge pool is a small in-ground pool. Consider which kind of water you want before choosing a design.
At the edge of the pool
Browse water features for your outdoor space. Scuppers, water bowls and fire and water bowls sit at the pool edge. The collection also includes fountains.
Common pool and spa questions
Before calling, think about the shape and seating you want, the room for the pool and a clear swing path for the crane. Decide whether a spa should share the pool's equipment or run on its own before your builder sizes the heater. Ask your builder about equipment and a cover. For a comparison of materials, read our guide to fiberglass versus concrete pools.
The brands
MCO Pools shells make up our own line of fiberglass pools and inground spas. Liberty Spas acrylic tubs have molded seats. MSpa hot tubs come in inflatable and rigid frame designs. SaunaLife saunas and tubs include wood fired hot tubs and wooden cold plunge tubs. The Plunge Supplier tubs have chillers that also heat.
Why buy your pool or spa from My Cozy Outdoors
MCO Pools is our own line, and the shells carry the MCO limited lifetime warranty. If you choose one of the outside brands, we are an authorized dealer for each, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. With our own line, questions about shape, color and yard access come straight to us. Yard access matters because the crane needs a clear swing path to set the shell. To discuss your yard or what your builder needs, call us and we will talk it through.
Frequently asked questions
Should I get a pool with a spa or a separate spa?
Choose a molded combination if you want the pool and spa set together on one crane day. Your builder adds valves so the spa can run warmer. A separate spa can share equipment or run independently, so decide before your builder sizes the heater.
What is a fiberglass pool?
Its floor, walls, benches, steps and color arrive molded in one piece. Your builder digs, sets the shell by crane and adds the pump, filter, heater, coping and decking. Ours are made in León, Guanajuato, Mexico, and come through our distributor in Rio Medina, Texas.
What is the difference between a hot tub and an inground spa?
An inground spa is a fiberglass basin your builder sets into the ground. The builder adds jets, controls, a heater and coping, and it can share equipment with a pool. A hot tub arrives finished for you to fill. We have both kinds in the store.
Is a plunge pool the same as a cold plunge?
No, our plunge pool is a small shell set into the ground, measuring 9.8 by 20 feet and 5 feet deep throughout. Your builder adds a heater. A cold plunge uses a chiller to hold water in the mid 30s without ice, fills from a hose and uses a household outlet.
Should I choose a fiberglass or a concrete pool?
We offer fiberglass only, with shapes and sizes fixed at the factory. The shell arrives finished with molded color, and your builder sets it instead of building it on site. The guide above explains the comparison. Choose from our pools and spas if these shapes suit your yard.
