Custom Pool Builder Serving Spring, TX
Spring straddles Harris and Montgomery counties, and communities like Gleannloch Farms are built around a golf course with their own HOA architectural approval for backyard projects.
15+ years building pools in Texas
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What We Build
Gunite Pool Construction
Poured-in-place concrete (gunite/shotcrete) pools, custom-shaped and engineered for Texas clay soils, built to last decades.
Learn more →Fiberglass Pool Installation
Pre-manufactured fiberglass shells, installed in weeks rather than months, with a smooth gel-coat finish that resists algae.
Learn more →Patio & Outdoor Living Renovation
Decking, outdoor kitchens, pergolas, and full backyard renovations designed around an existing or new pool.
Learn more →Pool Repair & Resurfacing
Plaster and pebble resurfacing, equipment replacement, leak detection, and structural repair for existing pools.
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How a Project Works
Every project runs through the same four phases, managed by one team from first walkthrough to final plaster: single-builder accountability, not a chain of subcontractors.
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Site & Consultation
A walk of your property to evaluate soil, drainage, setbacks, and what you actually want to use the space for, before anything is designed.
- 2
Design & Planning
A plan built around your home, lot, and budget, not a catalog shape. This is also where financing options and a firm timeline get locked in.
- 3
Construction
Excavation, steel, gunite or shell-set, plumbing, and electrical, managed phase to phase by the same team that designed the project.
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Final Details
Decking, plaster or finish, equipment start-up, water balance, and a walkthrough before your pool is ready to use.
Local Notes
Gleannloch Farms routes pool and backyard plans through its HOA architectural review, and golf-course-adjacent lots there need drainage planned so runoff moves correctly relative to the course, both addressed in the design step. Older Spring and Klein-area neighborhoods outside the newer master-planned sections tend to have fewer restrictions but older drainage infrastructure worth checking before excavation.
What clients say:
“The whole process was smooth from the first walkthrough to the final plaster. One team the entire way, no passing us between subcontractors.”
— Jenny Wilson
“Communication was the best part. We always knew what phase we were in and what was next.”
— Michael R.
“They designed around our actual yard instead of pushing a cookie-cutter shape on us. Quality of the build has held up.”
— Sarah M.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of pools do you build?
We build custom gunite (concrete) pools and fiberglass pools, plus patio and outdoor-living renovations and repair/resurfacing work on existing pools. Gunite is fully custom-shaped and engineered for Texas clay soils; fiberglass installs faster with a lower-maintenance gel-coat finish.
How long does it take to build a pool?
A gunite pool typically runs several months from permitting through final plaster because it is built in sequential phases (excavation, steel, gunite, plumbing/electrical, decking, finish, start-up). A fiberglass pool is faster since the shell arrives pre-manufactured and is set in one piece, cutting weeks off the construction phase.
Do you handle permits and HOA approval?
Yes. Permitting and, where applicable, HOA or architectural-review approval are handled as part of the design phase before construction starts, so the project is not held up mid-build waiting on paperwork.
Is financing available?
Yes, through Foundation Finance and Lyon Financial, both of which offer financing built for pool and backyard construction. Financing terms are discussed during the design and planning step.
Does Gleannloch Farms require HOA approval for a pool?
Yes, Gleannloch Farms routes backyard and pool plans through HOA architectural review, which is handled during design so it does not delay the construction schedule.
Are older Spring-area neighborhoods easier to build in?
Older sections of Spring and Klein outside the newer master-planned communities typically have fewer HOA restrictions, though older drainage infrastructure is checked during the site evaluation since it can affect grading around the pool.