Pool builder in
Cedar Park.
Custom gunite pools for Cedar Park backyards — designed in your yard and built by the same crew from dig to swim. We know Buttercup Creek caliche and Twin Creeks lot lines, and we pull every City of Cedar Park permit ourselves.
Built for Cedar Park backyards.
Cedar Park has some of the most-loved backyards in Williamson County — and some of the rockiest ground we dig in. Building a pool here is less about dropping in a shape and more about working with compact lots, established HOAs, and shallow limestone. That is exactly the kind of build we like.
Donna and Ben have been building gunite pools for over thirty years, first in California and now across Central Texas. In Cedar Park that means we do the backyard walkthrough, generate the design, pull the permits, and answer your texts — no sales team standing between you and the people building your pool.
What we plan for here.
Rock and caliche
Much of Cedar Park sits on shallow limestone and caliche, so excavation can hit rock that a lighter crew would rather not talk about. We check the ground on the first visit and quote any rock removal honestly and up front — no surprise change orders halfway through the dig.
Permits & HOA review
Every Cedar Park pool needs a City of Cedar Park building permit, and neighborhoods like Twin Creeks, Buttercup Creek, and Ranch at Brushy Creek run their own architectural review. We handle the city permit end to end and prepare the drawings your HOA needs to approve.
Designing for compact lots
A lot of Cedar Park yards are tighter than they look once you account for setbacks, easements, and an existing slab or two. We design around all of it — courtyard pools, tanning ledges, and spillover spas that make a smaller yard feel like the whole point of the house.
Every service, in Cedar Park.
Gunite pools near Cedar Park.
We also build throughout Leander, Austin, Round Rock, and Liberty Hill, and across Williamson County and Central Texas.
Neighborhoods we serve in Cedar Park.
Twin Creeks
The Fred Couples golf community off Anderson Mill Road — country-club lots, architectural review, and 20-year-old pools ready for renovation.
Pool builder in Twin Creeks →Ranch at Brushy Creek
Over 1,300 homes between Parmer Lane and Brushy Creek Road, built 2005–2022 — shallow limestone, gated sections, and original pools due for renovation.
Pool builder in Ranch at Brushy Creek →Yes — we pull the City of Cedar Park building and electrical permits for every job and coordinate any HOA architectural review. You never deal with the building department.
Almost always, yes. Shallow limestone and caliche are normal here. We assess the ground on the first visit and quote rock removal up front so it's in the written price, not a mid-dig surprise.
Most of our gunite pools run $85k–$145k with standard plaster; premium finishes, water features, and larger footprints push toward $180k–$220k. Rocky sites can add excavation cost, which we itemize. You get a written quote after one site visit.
Regularly. We prepare the site plan and renderings your HOA needs — Twin Creeks, Buttercup Creek, Ranch at Brushy Creek, and others — and time the build around their review so you are not waiting on paperwork.
Building in Cedar Park?
Let's talk pools.
One site visit. One written quote. No pressure.