Narrow, deep and built for exercise, with room to swim, train and recover whenever the day allows.
A lap pool is built for swimming first. It is long and narrow, deep enough for a proper stroke and finished with surfaces that are comfortable on hands and feet. It also happens to be a graceful design element, a long line of water that makes a yard feel intentional.
For smaller lots, a swim spa offers a current in a compact form, and a hybrid design can add a spa or a shallow shelf at one end. We help you choose between a full lap pool, a swim spa or a combination based on how you train and how much space you have.
A comfortable lap pool is long enough for a few strokes and wide enough to turn. We choose dimensions around your goals, your stroke and the space on your lot.
A swim current lets you swim in place in a smaller footprint. We explain the options and show how the equipment fits into the design.
A heater, a cover and good lighting turn a lap pool into a three-season or four-season routine. We plan these early so they are built in, not bolted on.
If you swim early or late, lighting and a heater matter as much as length. We design the pool around your routine so it is pleasant to use at any hour.
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BeforeAfterDimensions chosen for your stroke and routine.
Swim in place in a compact space.
Comfortable water for more of the year.
Safe, quick coverage between swims.
Even light for early and late sessions.
Optional spa or shallow ledge at one end.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Pool situationSmall YardsA smaller lot can still have a beautiful pool. Plunge pools, spools and clever layouts make every foot…Learn more 
Pool situationNew ConstructionPlanning a pool with a new home gives the best layout, the smoothest schedule and the cleanest finish…Learn more 
Pool situationFamiliesA family pool balances play, safety and comfort. Here is how to plan shallow areas, layers of protection…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.
It depends on how you train. Even a shorter lap pool with a current gives a good workout, and a longer pool suits traditional laps. We help you choose.
Yes. A shallow shelf or a side bench makes it welcoming for play and relaxing, while the lane stays useful for exercise.
For limited space, a swim spa offers current swimming in a compact form. It does not replace the feel of a long lap pool, and we explain the difference.
With a heater and a cover, many people swim for much of the year. An enclosure can extend the season further.
Not usually. Lap pools are shallow and narrow, and a separate plunge or play area can be added.
Plunge Pools and SpoolsCompact, elegant water for courtyards and smaller yards, ideal for cooling off, soaking and entertaining.Explore 
Spas and Hot TubsA raised or sunken spa spilling into the pool, heated, jetted and ready for every season.Explore 
Pool Heating and Heat PumpsHeat pumps, gas heaters and hybrid systems that extend the swimming season and keep the spa ready.Explore 
Automatic Pool CoversA motorized cover that closes the pool at the push of a button for safety, cleanliness and heat…Explore Tell us about your yard and we will call you back to talk it through.
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