Pool Builder in Plano, TX

The Bardwell family's two strategically placed LED pool lights demonstrate how proper lighting placement eliminates harsh shadows and creates even water illumination across their 18,899-gallon geometric pool. After dark, the lights transform the Haslet outdoor living space into an inviting environment for evening recreation. Modern LED pool lights offer decades of reliable operation with minimal maintenance, providing consistent brightness while consuming significantly less energy than conventional pool lighting — a smart long-term investment for any family pool.

A reverse infinity edge creates the visual illusion of water extending to the horizon while incorporating a hidden catch system that handles Texas weather variations. The Loutsch project features a 24-foot reverse infinity edge that maintains clean geometric lines while managing seasonal water level changes common in North Texas. This design works particularly well in Anna's expansive landscape, where the flat terrain allows the water feature to visually connect with the distant horizon. The mechanical system concealed beneath the edge handles both normal circulation and storm water management automatically.

A residential lazy river uses strategically placed jets to create continuous water flow through curved channels within the pool structure. The Chumbley project demonstrates how jet-powered currents transform a freeform pool into an active recreation feature where family members float, swim, or drift with the gentle flow. The lazy river integrates seamlessly with other water features — in this case, complementing two bubblers and the five-tiered spa spillover to create multiple water experiences within one cohesive design that feels like a private resort.

Absolutely. The Fletcher pool demonstrates how professional volleyball holes can be integrated into residential pool design without compromising aesthetics or functionality. We installed regulation volleyball holes with removable net posts that store below deck level when not in use. The pool's 5-foot maximum depth and 8,819-gallon volume provide ideal volleyball court dimensions while maintaining comfortable swimming depth throughout. The tanning ledge serves as natural spectator seating during games, creating a complete recreational environment that families enjoy daily.

The Robinson custom spa connects through an 11-foot flat spillover with matching waterline tiles, creating seamless visual continuity between the two water elements. This design eliminates abrupt material transitions while providing the gentle sound of cascading water. The spillover maintains consistent water chemistry between pool and custom spa while adding architectural interest to the geometric composition. Both elements feature matching Blue Surf Peerless Pebble plaster and Aquabella Seabreeze Midnight 6x6 tile for complete material harmony.

Custom spa integration requires careful attention to both visual flow and hydraulic engineering. The James residence showcases elevated spa positioning that creates natural sight lines across the pool while the spillway connection generates gentle water movement and ambient sound. The key lies in material continuity—using matching Faber CNK Stone veneer on both pool and spa structures while varying textures to define separate zones. This approach creates architectural unity while maintaining the organic, discovered-in-nature feeling that defines naturalistic design in Boyd's Wise County landscape.

Coastal environments like Jupiter require specialized engineering and material selection to withstand salt air, hurricane conditions, and elevated humidity. The Francisco project demonstrates Selah's adaptation of proven construction techniques to South Florida's unique environmental demands, where every detail must account for accelerated exposure. Our team selects materials specifically for coastal performance while maintaining the luxury aesthetic our clients expect. This includes specialized coatings, reinforcement strategies, and drainage systems designed for Florida's intense weather patterns and seasonal rainfall.

Sheer descents serve as vertical water walls that punctuate geometric forms, creating architectural rhythm and visual interest. The Fortenberry pool features three 24-inch sheer descents mounted along the raised beam wall, where water cascades create both movement and ambient sound throughout the outdoor living space. These water features integrate seamlessly with the pool's contemporary lines, avoiding the ornamental character of traditional waterfalls. Combined with LED lighting, the descents transform the pool from daytime recreation into evening architectural theater, adding dimension to the geometric composition.

The Loutsch family was swimming in their new pool and custom spa within four weeks of construction start. This timeline reflects Selah's streamlined design-build process and experienced crew coordination. When clients have clear vision and site conditions align, our team moves efficiently through excavation, plumbing, and finishing phases. Every project timeline depends on design complexity, permits, and weather. The Anna project benefited from straightforward rectangular geometry and existing utility connections. More elaborate designs with multiple water features or complex engineering naturally require additional time.

Fire and water create dramatic visual contrast when properly integrated into pool design. This Miramar Beach project showcases four Fire & Water Bowls positioned at the pool's corners, where flames dance above the water surface while four Laminar LED Deck Jets create arcing streams overhead. The combination requires careful engineering for safety and aesthetics — gas lines must be properly isolated from water features, while lighting design ensures both elements perform after dark. The result transforms the outdoor living space into a resort-style centerpiece the designer views as her personal artwork.