
62 photographs from recent Central Texas builds and renovations, grouped by what we were asked to build. Every one is our own crew's work, shot on site — most after the pool was filled, some while it was still a hole in the ground.
Gunite shells, shot after plaster and fill. Rectangles and geometric shapes with travertine or broom-finish decking.
Custom pool construction












Spillover spas sharing equipment with the pool, raised out of the deck and finished to match the coping.
Custom add-ons







Sheer descents and bubblers built into raised walls. The stone is stacked on site, so no two walls break the water the same way.
Custom add-ons





Shallow entry shelves, six to nine inches deep, sized for in-water loungers and small children.
Custom add-ons




Waterline tile, glass mosaic and stacked stone — the details that decide what colour the water reads as once the pool is full.
Pool renovations




Built-in grills, counters and storage, designed alongside the pool so the deck and the kitchen finish together.
Custom add-ons




One Adirondack Trail pool, start to finish: old plaster ground off, new coping and waterline tile set, replastered and refilled.
Pool renovations







What a gunite build looks like between the first dig and the first swim: excavation, steel, plumbing, shotcrete, and the finished shell waiting on tile.
Custom pool construction











Donna and Ben walk the yard with you, draw the design against what is actually there, and quote it in writing. No sales rep, and the same crew builds it.