F.A.Qs (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Pool layout
2. Excavation
3. Steel Installed
4. Plumbing Installed
5. Pool Grounded Electrically
6. Separate Inspections (Electrical, Plumbing, Steel)
7. Concrete Shell Installed
8. Tile is Installed
9. Dirt Work
10. Forming of the Deck
11. Deck Pour
12. Pool Equipment Installed
13. Pool Equipment Wired
14. Pool is Prepared for Plaster
15. Pool Plastered
16. Pool is Filled with Water
17. Yard is Cleaned
18. Clients Receive Pool and Equipment Orientation
19. Final Inspections

You should not have to alter your present routine very much for us. Of course, you are welcome to watch (as some stages are interesting) but it really is not necessary for you to be home while your pool is being built.

There are a few things that the homeowner is responsible for; moving and or repairing any sprinkler system or irrigation system that lies in our path, please be sure that all valuables objects and equipment are put away, all gates are to be unlocked, and children should be cautioned to stay away from the backyard until the pool is finished, arrangements should be made for the care of all outdoor pets during the construction process.

We are responsible for all permits, calling in all inspections, scheduling crews and subcontractors, clean up of job site, installation of pool equipment, pool start up, and pool care and instructions.

Construction debris is typically piled neatly on site and removed at the end of the construction process.

Yes. The chemicals needed for the initial startup are included in the cost of the pool. You then must purchase any addition chemicals needed for the continual maintenance of your pool. If a salt generator is added to your pool, you must obtain the required amount of salt and add it one month after the pool is plastered.

No, we do not provide pool service.

Yes, Our Company will provide you with a detailed owner’s manual made especially for your pool and equipment, along with a very informative orientation explaining how to operated and care for the pool and it’s equipment.

We definitely have a reputation for building extraordinary luxury pools, however we are able to accommodate most budgets and turn the simple into sensational to allow each customer to experience the outdoor living freedom.

Yes. We work closely with financial institutes and can help you submit an application.

Setback requirements are rules adopted by each municipality regulating minimum distances that structures such as pools, decks or houses must be from the edge of your property. The setback requirements adopted by the city or county governing construction in your area will be a major factor in determining how your pool or spa will be laid out on your property. Easement rights are rights of access across your property, typically for electric, telephone or other utility lines. There are a variety of rules and regulations regarding your ability to build or locate permanent structures in an easement.

Yes. You will need to insure that your yard and pool area are adequately safeguarded with a code-compliant fence or other barrier preventing access to the pool from the backyard. You also will need code-compliant door and window alarms or a safety barrier to prevent access to the pool from inside your house.