What is the difference between a gunite pool and a shotcrete pool?

The determining factor between the two is when the product is mixed.  The major difference between the two is that shotcrete is applied pre-mixed with water, so it simply hardens where it falls. On the other hand, gunite is applied as a dry plaster which mixes with water as it leaves the hose.

How much does a Gunite pool cost?

Typically, The price starting at $65,000. Prices vary based on each project’s size, customizations and features.

Why should I get a geometric shape pool?

Geometric pools commonly considered to be more formal and take a more modern design.  These designs are built with definitive shape such as rectangle, square or oval.  Some benefits to geometric pools include suitability for lap swimming, cost-effectiveness and great for infinity edges.

What is the difference between pool decking and pool coping?

Coping is  the material used to cap the pool edge.  Coping is typically about 12” wide and separates the pool from the start of the pool decking.  Coping options include concrete, tile and pavers.  Pool decking is larger in size and is the area where most pool owner’s place their lounge chairs, tables and other pool & backyard furniture.  It’s important to keep heat resistant and slip resistant materials in mind for your selection process.

What customizations and options can be incorporated into my pool?

Designing a custom pool to meet your family’s needs while maximizing your property layout and optimizing your budget is an exciting part of the process.  Available options include bench seating, tanning ledge, incorporated heated spa with or without water spillover, fire features, lighting, rock features, infinity edge, sheer decent, deck jets and bubblers.

When is the best time to build a pool?

Given our moderate climate, we can build pools year-round.  However, winter is an ideal time to start your project for availability purposes and to ensure your backyard dream is ready for the next swimming season.

How long does it take to build a pool?

Once the design stage is complete, we will acquire permits, excavate, install and finish the decking.  In 8 to 12 weeks you will be ready to enjoy your backyard oasis.

Is salt water or a chlorine pool better?

Saltwater pools produce softer-feeling water which many pool owners prefer.  Saltwater pools are gentler on the eyes and skin due to the lower chlorine levels.