Four months of swimming, twelve months of use — designed together so they work as one space.
Call (801) 571-7336A pool isn’t a product you drop into a yard. It sets the grade, the drainage, where the sun falls, how you move around the house, and what everything else has to work around. Designed last, it fights the rest of the landscape.
So we design the pool, the deck, the spa and the surrounding landscape as one build — one crew, one schedule, one set of drawings. Shape, depth, entry, tanning ledge, slide, water features, lighting and the full surround.
A pool and spa build includes:

Custom in-ground pools, spillover spas and full surrounds across the Wasatch Front.
Shell to surround, and the equipment that keeps it all running quietly in the background.
Shape, depth and placement engineered for Utah’s soil and freeze-thaw, with permits handled.
Dig, steel, and gunite or shotcrete, inspected at each stage before anything is covered.
Returns, skimmers, main drains and a pad laid out for quiet running and easy service.
Heaters, pumps and app-based automation so the pool and spa are ready when you are.
Plaster, pebble or full tile, chosen for the water colour you want and how long you want it to last.
Paver, travertine or concrete decking, detailed to meet the coping cleanly.
A spa built into the pool structure, sharing the excavation, equipment and heater.
Deck jets, sheer descents, bubblers and fire bowls set into the deck or the wall.
Colour-changing LED in the pool and spa, with path and feature lighting around the deck.
Shallow ledges, swim-outs and bench seating built into the shell rather than added on.
Slides, beach entries and wide step entries designed around how your family actually swims.
Planting, turf and grade transitions so the pool sits in the yard instead of on it.
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A pool build touches every trade on the property. Here’s how we sequence it.
Shape, depth and placement worked out alongside the deck, spa, grade and planting — so nothing has to be undone later.
Full plans with the features, finishes and equipment specified, plus permits and engineering handled from here.
Excavation, steel, plumbing, electrical and gunite, then the equipment pad — inspected at every stage.
Interior finish, decking, lighting and landscape. Then we start it up with you and walk through the automation and chemistry.
Almost always, yes — and the reason is plumbing. A spa built at the same time shares the excavation, the equipment pad, the heater and the automation. Added later, it needs its own trenching, its own equipment, and usually a section of finished decking cut out and rebuilt.
The other reason is season. A Utah pool runs from late May to mid-September in any honest accounting. A spa runs all twelve months, which is why it often earns its cost back in use long before the pool does.
Placement matters more than people expect, and we site spas for the walk in winter as much as the view in summer: a short, sheltered, well-lit path from the house, out of the prevailing wind, and somewhere the cover can be moved without standing in a snowbank.
A landscape is a big investment. Here’s what you can count on from the first visit to long after the last stone is set.
Complete liability coverage and documented work, so your property and your investment are protected.
Design, hardscape, planting and irrigation are all handled in-house by our own crews — never subcontracted out.
If something isn’t right, we make it right. And we’re still a phone call away long after the project is done.
Tell us a little about your project. We’ll reach out to learn more and schedule a time to visit your property.
Every landscape begins with a conversation. Tell us about your property and how you want to live outside — we’ll take it from there.
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