Custom Concrete Spa and Pool Construction

Gunite is a dry-mix concrete pneumatically sprayed through a hose and mixed with water at the nozzle, allowing builders to create flexible, freeform shapes and highly durable structural shells without traditional wooden formwork. Poured concrete uses rigid forms and trucks to place wet concrete. Gunite yields exceptional compressive strength, making it ideal for custom residential swimming pools and spas.

All structural, pool, and grading permits are managed directly by our team rather than left to the property owner. We prepare engineering calculations, coordinate with local municipal planning departments, submit detailed blueprints, and schedule required building inspections throughout construction until final clearance is granted.

Yes, our team specializes in hillside properties, canyon-adjacent sites, and sloped terrains. Hillside construction involves engineered foundations, structural pool shells, grade beam supports, or integrated retaining walls with engineered drainage solutions to stabilize slopes and safeguard property integrity over decades of use.

We provide a no-pressure site walk where we inspect soil conditions, access points, and yard elevations. We discuss layout options, equipment placement, and finish selections, followed by a detailed line-item estimate outlining labor, materials, engineering, and project scope before any construction contract begins.

Yes, we construct custom spas as additions to existing pool structures or as part of comprehensive remodeling projects. This process typically entails cutting into existing plumbing circuits, installing dedicated spa jets and heating equipment, tying in structural rebar, and matching interior plaster and waterline tile finishes.

Managing pools, hardscape, retaining walls, and landscape under one contract prevents handoffs between independent sub-contractors where elevation, drainage, and plumbing errors frequently occur. Having a single licensed crew guarantees coordinated grading, unified utility routing, and matching hardscape finishes across the entire backyard space.

We install a wide selection of durable finishes including custom smooth, broom, or stamped concrete, natural stone, and concrete interlocking pavers. Pool interiors can be completed with plaster, pebble, or quartz surfaces, complemented by waterline tile and stone coping set on properly compacted structural sub-bases.

A standard concrete pool and spa installation requires a high-efficiency variable-speed circulation pump, multi-cartridge or sand filtration system, energy-efficient pool heater or heat pump, automated sanitation feeders, and integrated control panels that regulate filtration cycles, spa jet actions, and exterior lighting from a single interface.