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Custom pool in Spring, TX. The finished yard seen from the lawn: a geometric pool, two scupper bowls pouring from a raised stacked-stone wall, a square raised spa faced in stacked stone and the brick house behind.
The finished yard
Custom pool in Spring, TX. A tan umbrella over two wicker loungers at the far end of the spray deck, the pool in the foreground and a scupper bowl pouring in the corner.
Under the umbrella
Custom pool in Spring, TX. A bronze scupper bowl on a stacked-stone pedestal, water pouring from its copper spout into turquoise water, a second bowl behind it.
Scupper bowls
Custom pool in Spring, TX. Seen from above: a geometric pool with two scupper bowls on stacked-stone pedestals along one side, a square raised spa, and a spray deck scored in a travertine-look pattern with dark pebble bands.
From above
Custom pool in Spring, TX. Two wicker loungers on a spray deck finished in a travertine-look pattern and edged with a dark pebble band, the lawn beside it and the pool's raised wall behind.
Spray deck, travertine look

Spring

Spring: watched from bare dirt to the water

One Spring backyard tells its whole story in our own photos: a steel rebar cage tied over raw dirt, then the same yard finished with a geometric pool, a square raised spa and two scupper bowls pouring from a raised stacked-stone wall, all on a spray deck finished in a travertine-look pattern. One house, one build, photographed by us from the first day to the last.

One yard, tracked from bare dirt to filled water

The homeowner, on Google

They then took those ideas and turned them into a breathtaking design that exceeded our wildest expectations. The attention to detail and creativity in their designs are truly unparalleled.
Marla Colunga · 5 / 5 on Google · Read on Google
Original review, in English

Frequently asked questions

Have you built pools in Spring?

Yes — one house so far. That yard is in our archive from bare dirt with the steel cage tied, all the way to filled water with the raised spa and both scupper bowls running.

What does the build process look like?

Every job follows the same eight stages in the same order: excavation, steel and rebar, plumbing, gunite, tile and coping, decking, plaster, and fill and startup. The whole sequence is filmed on a real job and plays on our homepage, date-stamped frame by frame.

How much does a custom pool cost?

We don't publish a one-size figure because there isn't one — the honest number depends on your yard and on what you put in it. The configurator on this site builds a range for your own pool in a few minutes, no phone call required.

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