Pool House Construction in Gresham

We build pool houses for Gresham backyards, with a place to change, keep towels dry and relax by the water. Each one begins with the space you need, from a compact changing room to an enclosed pool house with a bathroom and covered seating.

Before building starts, we go through every key choice with you. Our professionals are reliable, our work guaranteed, and our prices affordable. Call us for a free, personalized quote, no obligation.

Cedar-clad pool house with a dark pitched roof, covered seating and an enclosed changing room beside an outdoor pool.
Custom enclosed pool housesChanging rooms and poolside storagePool houses with bathrooms and showersCabanas and covered poolside loungesPool house bars and serving areasPool houses beside existing pools

Residential pool house construction

Cedar-lined pool house changing room with a slatted bench, towel shelves, wall hooks and a glass door open to the pool

Custom enclosed pool houses

An enclosed pool house can hold a changing room, dry storage and a sheltered place to sit, all in one building. The floor plan keeps wet feet away from stored cushions and towels. Where the doors go, how much wall you can use and the path back to the house matter as much as the look outside.

Changing rooms and poolside storage

A compact changing room gives swimmers privacy without giving the whole building over to plumbing. A bench, hooks and enough clear floor make it comfortable to change. Separate storage for toys, towels and seasonal furniture keeps the room useful, and an outside storage door can make bulky things easier to move without crossing the changing area.

Cedar pool house with a basin and shower visible through the bathroom doorway beside a covered seating porch.

Pool houses with bathrooms and showers

A toilet, basin or shower by the pool can cut down on wet trips into the house. It also changes the job, because water, drains, hot water and ventilation all have to fit the layout. Pick the fixtures you want, and we will show you how the lines get there and how we handle any pool decking we have to open.

Cabanas and covered poolside lounges

A roofed cabana keeps the sides open and puts shade over your seats. It can stand on its own or share a roof with an enclosed changing room. Your chairs, a dining table and clear paths to walk set the size of the roof. The roof gives you shelter; for privacy you need walls and a closed room.

Cedar pool house with an open serving window, counter and two stools beside a paved swimming pool.

Pool house bars and serving areas

A serving counter or a window that opens can link an enclosed room to the pool deck. A dry counter is the simple choice; a sink adds water and drain lines, and a fridge needs power. We keep food storage away from pool chemicals, and we fix where the appliances go, with room around them, before we build cabinets or roof supports.

Pool houses beside existing pools

Next to a pool that is already in, we first look at what lies underground and around it. We check access for materials, the pool equipment, buried lines and the room you need to look after the pool. Point out the decking and planting you want to keep, and we will plan how to protect it, where to trench and how to put it back.

Pool house costs

These ranges cover hired labor and materials for typical pool house jobs in Gresham and nearby towns, beside a pool that is already in. The low end covers a simple building close to the house with plain finishes. The top end includes plumbing, long utility runs, hard access or custom finishes.

Custom enclosed pool houses

  • Small pool house, about 150 sq ft, no plumbing$24,000 – $54,000+
  • Large pool house, about 400 sq ft, with bathroom and kitchenette$110,000 – $250,000+
What is included

Drawings and permits, a foundation, a framed and finished building, power, and plumbing where you want it. The lines run from a single room with no water to a larger building with a bathroom and a small kitchen. A pool house with one bathroom is priced in the bathrooms row.

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Changing rooms and storage

  • Changing or storage room, about 100 sq ft$16,000 – $36,000+
  • Changing room plus separate storage, about 150 to 200 sq ft$24,000 – $72,000+
What is included

A small framed building on a slab with a door, a window, lights, a bench, hooks and shelves. Neither line includes plumbing.

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Bathrooms and showers

  • Toilet and basin room, about 20 sq ft, added to the building cost$6,000 – $20,000+
  • Bathroom with shower, toilet and basin, added to the building cost$19,000 – $56,000+
  • Whole pool house, about 200 sq ft, with a bathroom and shower$50,000 – $130,000+
What is included

Water, drain and power lines run out to the pool house, then the fixtures, tile, vent fan and finishes. The first two lines are added to the cost of the building itself. The last line is a whole pool house with its bathroom.

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Covered pool cabanas

  • Small open cabana, about 10 x 12 ft$8,000 – $19,000+
  • Larger cabana with a full roof and power, about 12 x 20 ft$16,000 – $40,000+
  • Cabana with a small closed room, about 80 sq ft room plus 200 sq ft covered$26,000 – $60,000+
What is included

Footings or a small slab, a timber roof on posts, roofing, gutters and simple lights. The larger lines add power and a small closed room for changing or storage.

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Pool house bars and serving areas

  • Serving counter with fridge space and power (no sink)$7,000 – $19,000+
  • Custom wet bar with sink$20,000 – $36,000+
What is included

A built-in counter under the pool house roof, with power for a fridge and lights. The wet bar line adds a sink with water and drain lines.

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Our process

01

Choose the rooms and uses

First, we list the rooms you need, whether that is changing, a bathroom, storage or covered seating. Photos of the pool area, a rough size and your budget give us a starting point.

02

Check the property and utilities

Next we confirm who issues the permit, how much room there is and how we get in. Then we look at the spot, utility routes and grading before you pay for a finished design.

03

Agree on the drawings and price

Drawings and an itemized quote follow, covering the foundation, shell, finishes, utility work and putting the yard back. Before building starts, we agree who handles permits and inspections, and the timing.

Check Gresham requirements before choosing a size

Gresham's standards for accessory buildings cover where a pool house sits and how far it stands from the lot lines. Its residential building guidance covers the construction and utility work. Even a small pool house can need approvals. We find out which jurisdiction your property is in and run the rooms, height and services past the planning and permit staff before we treat a sketch as final.

What changes a pool house estimate?

Floor area is only part of the budget. A bathroom, long utility runs, hard access, foundation work and putting back paving we have to lift can change the price a lot. We list the allowances and anything left out, which makes it easy to compare prices for the same rooms and finishes. A kit price for just the shell is not the price of a finished building.

Pool house projects in Gresham and nearby communities

Pool houses in nearby Fairview, Troutdale and Wood Village are part of our work too. The exact address tells us whether we can cover the job and whose permit rules apply.

Frequently asked questions

Is a pool house the same as an ADU?

No. A pool house is there for the pool, not as a separate place to live. Somewhere to sleep and cook is a different matter, because Gresham regulates accessory dwellings separately from other outbuildings. If that is the plan, tell us before the design starts.

Can a pool house kit be used for the project?

A kit may supply the building shell, but the site work, foundation, putting it together and any plumbing or wiring are still separate jobs. Check which drawings and parts come with it, and have us look at whether it suits your property before you order.

Does pool house construction include the swimming pool?

No. Digging and installing a pool, resurfacing and routine pool care are separate work. When a new pool and a pool house are planned together, we agree their positions, site access and utility routes with your pool contractor before either of us settles the plans.

Request a free pool house quote

We recommend calling, but feel free to contact us using this form. Let us know what you have in mind and we'll get back to you with a free quote or any questions as soon as possible. We look forward to hearing about your project.

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