Sheer descents, bubblers, deck jets, lights and fire all run on plumbing, conduit or gas lines that go in before the gunite. They are easy to plan in and hard to add later.
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Pick the ones that fit the yard. Each one is a line of plumbing, conduit or gas, so the time to choose is at design.
A thin sheet of water from a slot in a raised tile wall. It gives the pool a back edge, and the sound covers road noise and the neighbors.
Low jets set into a tanning ledge a few inches under the surface. They put movement in the shallow end, and kids sit on them.
Small nozzles that throw an arc of water into the pool from the deck or the top of a wall. Simple, and they make the pool look alive.
Color LED lights in the pool, the spa and the water features, and a gas fire line along the top of a raised wall. Fire needs a gas line, so it gets run with the pool utilities.
Some things can be added later, but sheer descents, bubblers and lights all need plumbing or conduit that goes in before the shell. Adding them after usually means draining the pool and cutting into the shell or the deck. Decide at design.
Yes. Anything that throws water into the air or over a wall increases evaporation, and in a Texas summer you will notice it. Running features on a timer instead of all day helps.
Angi puts a pool waterfall at $1,500 to $5,000 and pool lights at $200 to $625 each nationally. More on the pool cost page.
We walk the yard, talk through options and come back with real numbers.