A Custom Pool Built Around the Way You Entertain

Scope varies by project, but a custom pool commonly includes excavation, steel-reinforced structure, gunite or shotcrete shell, interior finish, tile, decking, and equipment. We build a scope around your specific goals rather than a fixed package.

Both are sprayed concrete methods used to form a pool shell, differing mainly in mix consistency and application technique. Either method, applied correctly over a properly engineered steel structure, produces a durable pool shell — our team selects the approach that fits your specific project.

Travertine is popular around pools because it stays noticeably cooler underfoot in direct sun compared to many alternatives, and its natural texture provides good slip resistance when wet. It's one of several decking options we can walk through for your project.

Glass tile is commonly used along waterlines and on raised spa walls, where its reflective surface adds color and depth to the water. It's a design choice rather than a structural requirement, and we help you weigh it against other finish options.

LED lighting extends how a pool gets used after dark, uses less energy than older lighting technology, and in many color-capable systems lets you adjust the mood of the space. Lighting is easiest to plan into the project during the rough-in stage.

In general terms, a pool project moves through design, excavation, steel structure and plumbing, gunite or shotcrete application, tile and decking, interior finish, and equipment startup before it holds water. We walk through this sequence in detail as part of your project plan.

Timelines vary widely based on scope, permitting, material availability, and weather, so we don’t publish a fixed number. We walk through an estimated timeline as part of your project plan once your design and scope are set.

Regular maintenance typically includes water chemistry balancing, filter cleaning, and periodic equipment checks. The specific routine depends on the finishes, equipment, and features selected for your pool, which we discuss as part of planning.

Pool construction typically requires permits, and specific requirements vary by jurisdiction and scope, including any electrical, plumbing, or safety barrier requirements. Our team coordinates permitting as part of the project; we recommend confirming requirements for your property before finalizing plans.

Fill out the estimate form on this page with a few details about your backyard and your goals for the pool. Our team will review your information and reach out to discuss next steps.