Custom gunite pools, spas and swim up bars, designed around the yard and built by one team from design to the final walkthrough. Based in Nemo, building across North Texas.
Get a Quote Call (817) 565-5581Veteran owned · Based in Nemo, Texas
A pool dropped into a bare yard is half a project. We design the water, the deck, the shade and the bar together, because they all have to line up before the shell is shot.
Freeform on acreage or geometric behind a newer house. The shell is shot to fit the yard, not picked from a catalog.
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Raised spas that spill into the pool, or spas set flush inside it. The part of the pool that gets used in January.
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Stools set in the water at a counter you can also reach from the deck, under a pavilion with the TV and the kitchen.
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Sheer descents, bubblers, deck jets and lights. All of them get plumbed before the shell, so they get decided at design.
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Concrete slabs, pavers, turf inlays and the coping on the edge. The biggest surface in the backyard.
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The pavilion, bar and kitchen around the water. We build those too, on the same schedule as the pool.
See moreA finished photo shows the tile and the water. The steel, the plumbing and the shell are where a pool is won or lost, and once the plaster is in nobody sees them again. That is why our gallery includes pools at the steel stage, not just the finished ones.
Every photo here is a Next Level job. No stock photos, no renderings.
Angi's 2026 data puts the national average at $65,000 to $120,000 installed, with most homeowners around $100,000. Where your yard lands depends on the dig, the features and the deck.
| National average, Angi 2026 | |
|---|---|
| Gunite pool, installed | $65,000 to $120,000 |
| Per square foot | $100 to $280 |
| In ground spa | $8,000 to $25,000 |
| Pool deck | $3,000 to $12,000 |
National averages, not our prices. We quote after we walk the yard.
Weather, inspections and what goes around the pool drive it more than anything. You get a detailed timeline with the plan, so you know what happens when.
No. We build gunite. It shapes to the yard, takes a spa or a swim up bar wherever it belongs, and can be resurfaced. Fiberglass goes in faster, but you take the shape it ships in.
Yes. On a rural lot, the septic field and its setbacks decide where a pool can sit, so that is one of the first things to look at.
Yes. We build pavilions and outdoor kitchens too, and planning them with the pool means one schedule and one mobilization instead of three.
Inside city limits, expect a permit and inspections through the city building department. In unincorporated Johnson County, the county handles septic and floodplain permits rather than a city style building permit. Confirm with your own city or county before you dig.
Angi puts the national average at $65,000 to $120,000 installed, with most around $100,000. The dig, the features and the deck decide where a yard lands. Our cost guide breaks it down.
Close enough to Fort Worth to source anything, far enough out to build on real acreage. If you are inside these counties, we will come look at the yard.
Cleburne · Glen Rose · Granbury · Godley · Alvarado · Joshua · Burleson · Cresson · Weatherford
A rough idea of what you want and where the yard is. We will walk it and come back with real numbers, not a phone quote.
Call (817) 565-5581