Water that appears to melt into the horizon, engineered with a hidden catch basin so the view stays seamless.
An infinity edge turns a pool into a sheet of glass that seems to flow over the edge of the lot. It works best where there is a view to borrow, such as a hillside, a ridge line or a long open lawn, and it asks for careful engineering to look effortless.
The visible edge is only one part of the system. Below it sits a catch basin, a surge tank and extra plumbing that return the water to the pool. We design the wall, the basin and the pumps together so the water sheets evenly, stays quiet and keeps the horizon line clean.
A single vanishing edge is common, and some designs wrap two or three sides. Where the water goes next, a wall, a landscape terrace or a lower lawn, decides how the edge looks from every angle.
Perfect sheeting depends on a level weir, a properly sized catch basin and balanced flow. Small mistakes show up as streaks or noise, so we build and test this part with extra care.
The pool should look beautiful from the house and from below. We study the lower view, treat the retaining wall with stone or plantings and keep the edge from looking like a bare slab.
Wind can carry sheeting water, and leaves can gather in the catch basin. We plan basin access, planting and edge height so everyday care stays simple.
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BeforeAfterEdges set to line up with the view.
Level weir and balanced flow for a clean sheet.
Basin and surge tank matched to the pump.
Walls and drainage planned for hillside lots.
Evening glow along the weir.
Careful hydraulics to keep noise down.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Pool situationSloped LotsHills are an opportunity. Terraces, retaining walls and infinity edges turn a slope into a stunning backyard.Learn more 
Pool situationEstate PropertiesLarge properties invite pools, pavilions, courts and gardens. A master plan keeps them coordinated and phased.Learn more 
Pool situationNew ConstructionPlanning a pool with a new home gives the best layout, the smoothest schedule and the cleanest finish…Learn more Pick a shape and enter the length, width and depth to see the surface area and an estimate of gallons.
We listen to how you want to live outside, walk the site and talk through ideas, budget and timing.
We draw the pool, deck, planting and lighting together and walk you through the views.
We finalize plans, manage permits and engineering, then excavate with care for soil and landscape.
Reinforcing steel, plumbing and electrical go in, with inspections and photos before anything is covered.
The shell, tile, coping, deck, interior finish and landscape come together.
We balance the water, test every feature and teach you the controls before the first swim.
They look best on lots with a drop or a view, but a negative edge can also work on flatter sites with a raised wall and a thoughtful landscape below it.
They hold water in a catch basin and return it, so the system is closed. Normal evaporation applies, and we explain how the surge tank is managed.
There is a little more equipment, and a good care plan covers it. We show you what to check and offer service if you prefer.
The lower wall is a design feature. We finish it with stone, tile or planting so it looks intentional from every direction.
Yes. Edge lighting makes the sheet of water glow at night, and we plan the fixtures into the weir.
Sheer Descents and Water WallsGlass-clear sheets of water and sculpted walls that bring light, sound and movement to the pool.Explore 
Retaining Walls and StoneworkStacked stone, veneer and engineered walls that hold slopes, create terraces and frame the pool.Explore 
Modern Geometric PoolsClean lines, crisp edges and calm planes of water that frame a modern home like a piece of…Explore 
LED Pool LightingColor-changing and warm white LED lights that make the water glow and the whole yard feel alive at…Explore Tell us about your yard and we will call you back to talk it through.
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