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NEW POOL BUILDS · PARKLAND & HERON BAY

Your backyard.
A new beginning.

New pool construction in Parkland & Heron Bay.

Bring your pool, deck and finishing details together around the way you want to live.

Start with your property, your ideas and a conversation.


Your everyday escape starts here.

01 / New pool construction

02 / Parkland & Heron Bay


A SPACE THAT FEELS LIKE YOU

Start with a vision.
Make room for
something extraordinary.

A new pool is more than a place to swim. It is a place to gather, unwind and enjoy being home.

Plan the water, the deck and the surrounding space together. Start with how you want to use your backyard, then explore a layout and material palette that suit your property.

  • A layout shaped around your space
  • Pool finishes, tile, coping and decking considered together
  • Site access, project scope and next steps discussed early

Pool and outdoor-living inspiration.


THE DETAILS BRING IT TOGETHER

Blue water.
Natural textures.
Your kind of outdoors.

Consider the whole backyard, from the view across the water to the way your pool and outdoor spaces connect.

01

Pool layout

Explore the shape, size and placement that work with your property and priorities.

02

Finishes, tile & coping

Bring color, texture and the waterline together as one considered palette.

03

Deck & outdoor living

Think through poolside space, circulation and the connection to your home.


FROM FIRST IDEA TO FIRST SWIM

A thoughtful plan.
A clear next step.

01 / CONNECT

Share your vision.

Tell us where your property is, what you have in mind and when you would like to start.

02 / EXPLORE

Consider your space.

Discuss the property, site access, design priorities and the scope of the work.

03 / PLAN

Bring it together.

Review the proposed scope, materials and approvals before moving forward.

04 / BUILD

Make it your own.

Follow the agreed project plan through construction and handover.


A LITTLE CLARITY

Good questions.
Helpful answers.

Every property is different. Here are a few things to consider before starting your new pool.

  • Share your project location, a few photos of your backyard, your ideas and your preferred timeframe. These give us a useful starting point for a property-specific conversation.

  • Pool size, site conditions, access, design choices, equipment and surrounding work all affect the scope. A property-specific review is needed before an estimate can be prepared.

  • Yes. Considering the pool, coping, deck and transitions together helps create a coherent outdoor space. The available scope is confirmed for your property.

  • Applicable permits and any HOA or community requirements need to be identified during planning. The requirements depend on the property and proposed work.

  • Design decisions, approvals, site conditions, weather and the scope of construction affect timing. Discuss a realistic schedule once the project requirements are understood.


YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS OUTSIDE

Let’s make more
of your backyard.

Planning a new pool in Parkland or Heron Bay? Tell us about your property and the space you want to create.