Swimming Pool Contractor & Builder in Cumberland County, PA

Do you dream of adding more usable space to your home in Cumberland County, PA?

Maybe you want a spot for hosting great parties. Or a place to relax and spend time with friends and family.

A new porch, deck, or patio could help you do all these things!

Whatever you have in mind, at Keystone Custom Decks we want to help you make it a reality. Give us a call to start your project today!

Cumberland County is a beautiful place to live! There are numerous local attractions to find: 

• Williams Grove Speedway
• United States Army Heritage and Education Center
• Adventure Park
• Rolls Royce Foundation
• Children’s Lake
• Oakes Museum of Natural History
• Molly Pitcher Brewing Company
• Paulus Farm Market
• Dickinson College
• West Shore Farmers Market
• Luhrs Performing Arts Center

You can also find plenty of outdoor adventures in this area, like swimming, boating, hiking, fishing, and much more!

The Cumberland area was originally settled by Scots-Irish immigrants in the 1730s. The early settlers were mainly farmers. Much of the area is still comprised of rich farmland today.

In 1750 Cumberland County was officially created from Lancaster County and named for Cumberland, England. Carlisle and Shippensburg are the oldest towns in the county, each with a unique history all its own. Another notable historic site in Cumberland County is the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, located near Shippensburg. It was built by original settlers in 1738 and still stands today, one of the oldest houses of worship in central PA.

Today, Cumberland County covers 550 square miles and is home to some 255,000 people. It is also home to several colleges, including the U.S. Army War College.

Cumberland has two military operation facilities as well: the Carlisle Barracks/U.S. Army War College and the Naval Support Station in Mechanicsburg.

The Cumberland County homepage describes the county like this:

Named for Cumberland, England and founded on January 27, 1750, Cumberland County is located in South Central Pennsylvania. The County landscape is comprised of urban communities and rich farmland. It spans 555 square miles, with more than 250,000 residents living in its 33 municipalities. Within a two hour drive or less of Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington and within a ten hour drive of over 50% of the population of the U.S., the County is home to six colleges and universities including the US Army War College, Shippensburg University, Dickinson College, Penn State Dickinson School of Law, Central Pennsylvania College and Messiah College

If you want to improve your Cumberland County home with a new deck or patio, give us a call here at Keystone Custome Decks! We would love to help out with your project.

We serve all zip codes and boroughs in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, including:

17055, 17050, 17011, 17013, 17257, 17015, 17025, 17241, 17043, 17007, 17324, 17240, 17065, 17093, 17027, 17266, 17008, 17012, 17072, 17081, 17089, 17091, 17375, 17001

Camp Hill, Carlisle (county seat), Lemoyne, Mechanicsburg, Mount Holly Springs, New Cumberland, Newburg, Newville, Shippensburg (partly in Franklin County), Shiremanstown, Wormleysburg

We look forward to hearing from you!