Field-tested pool building guidance from our Los Angeles crew on planning a build, picking finishes, sizing equipment, and choosing the right pool builder.
An honest look at what is the cheapest inground pool for Los Angeles backyards, from a local pool builder.
Read more →A sloped backyard is not a reason to skip a pool, but it changes everything about how the pool is engineered. Here is what building on a grade actually involves, from the soils read to the retaining.
Read more →Gunite is more expensive and slower than a pre-molded shell, so why do we use it almost exclusively? Because on a sloped, tight, or unusually shaped valley lot, it is the only material that can build the pool the site needs.
Read more →The most important decisions on a hillside pool are made before the dig, in the soils report and the structural plan. Here is what that engineering work involves and why skipping it is the costliest mistake a homeowner can make.
Read more →A backyard that drops away toward a view is the perfect canvas for a vanishing edge. Here is how these pools work, what they take to build, and how to decide whether one is right for your sloped lot.
Read more →On a compact valley lot, getting an excavator and a gunite rig to the backyard is often the hardest part of the build. Here is how access is planned and why it has to be solved before the design is final.
Read more →A custom pool is a major investment, and the wrong builder can turn it into a nightmare. Here is how to vet a Los Angeles pool builder, what questions to ask, and the warning signs that should send you walking.
Read more →Call now and a Los Angeles crew puts an honest inspection and a clear read in front of you, and gets your Los Angeles home safe and dry the right way.