Freeform Pools

Unlike a traditional swimming pool, which is usually a rectangular shape and lined with tiles, a freeform swimming pool is designed in a naturalistic or irregular shape, with curves or flowing lines. (The kidney shaped pool is one of the most well known freeform pool shapes.)

Infinity Pools

Also known as zero-edge pools or rimless pools, infinity pools are designed to give the illusion of a missing edge. The water appears to flow beyond the edge and into, well, infinity. These pools are often built with beautiful horizons beyond the ‘missing edge.’

Pool & Spa

Adding a spa to your new pool has many benefits including:

• One pro is that spas can be very relaxing. Soaking in hot water can help to relieve muscle tension and pain. It can also be a great way to wind down after a long day.
• Another pro is that hot tubs and spas can be used for social gatherings. They provide a great space for people to relax and chat. You can even host parties or events around your spa.
• One of the best things about spas is that you can use them all year round. In the winter, they’re a great way to stay warm while you enjoy the outdoors. In the summer, they provide a refreshing way to cool down after a long day in the sun.
• Finally, spas and hot tubs can add value to your home. If you ever decide to sell your home, adding a spa on to your pool may make it more attractive to potential buyers.

Fast & Affordable Pools

Looking to splash for less cash? Our Splash pool package is perfect for those wanting a simple pool but the same industry-leading warranty.