Carrollton, TX
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Finished water

Six backyards, one crew.

These are real jobs in Carrollton and the towns around it, photographed as they actually look, not staged. What ties them together is what happens before the photograph: ten days of curing before the water goes in.

A freeform pool with an attached raised spa, flagstone coping and a stained cedar cabana in a North Texas backyard

Cabana, cedar, spillover

Freeform pool, raised spa, stained cedar cabana with a wall-mounted TV.

Flagstone coping, magnolias, a board-on-board fence. The spillover between the pool and the spa is the join that dates a job fastest when the tile behind it goes, so it’s the first thing we check on an older pool.

Geometric pool with a raised square spa in travertine spilling over, on a large stamped concrete deck
Geometric pool, square raised spa spilling over travertine coping, on a large stamped-concrete deck with espaliered shrubs against a rendered wall.
Rectangular pool with a raised octagonal spa faced in stacked stone, cedar fence behind
Rectangular pool, octagonal raised spa faced in stacked stone, a stainless handrail into the shallow end, cedar fence and festoon lighting.
Pool at night with blue and green LED lighting, a rock waterfall and uplit palms
After dark, wider view: a rock waterfall lit blue and green, palms uplit around the deck.
Pool at night with a lit stacked-stone waterfall, palms uplit and a bubbler glowing green in the sun shelf
Night lighting again, closer in: a stacked-stone waterfall over a travertine deck, and a bubbler glowing green in the sun shelf.
Close view of a raised spa in travertine and flagstone spilling into a pool, with a service hose in the water
The part nobody usually photographs: a raised spa mid-service, hose still in the water.
Completed backyard pool with a stacked stone waterfall, flagstone coping, cedar fence and palms
A finished backyard about fifteen minutes from the store: stacked-stone waterfall, flagstone coping, cedar fence and a chiminea on the deck. Photographed by us.

Want yours to look like this?

Tell us roughly how old the pool is and what the finish looks like now, and we will tell you whether it’s a repair or a resurface.