Built on the shallow end of your pool, a beach entry gently slopes into the water - mimicking entry into an ocean from dry land.

Pool coping - made from stone, brick or concrete - serves multiple functions and adds a decorative touch to your pool or spa perimeter.

Personalizing your new pool with tile on the walls or steps is a great way to match your home’s aesthetic. Mosaic inlays can further the uniqueness of your pool.

Infinity edges allow your pool to naturally blend into the surrounding landscape.

Custom lighting options allow you to illuminate key parts of the pool for safety, light the pool for night swimming, or add colorful lights just for fun.

Sheer-descent waterfalls, also known as “water curtains,” are a type of waterfall that looks like a smooth ledge of water falling into the pool. Water curtains are available in many shapes and sizes – from 8 inches to 8 feet wide. 

Bubblers, are small water features that shoot a gentle stream of water upward from a shallow area of the pool, like a tanning ledge or beach entry. Bubblers add a playful, dynamic element to your pool and can be paired with LED lighting for a stunning effect at night. 

Adding one or more waterbowl can create a focal point for your new swimming pool. Water fountain streams can originate from under the water in your pool, or from stand-alone fountains added to the side of your pool.

Rock waterfalls can be incorporated to create a natural-looking oasis in your backyard. The design of the waterfall and the speed of the water is customizable, so you can decide if you want a discreet trickle or a thundering river of water falling into your pool.

Laminar jets send a smooth arc of water into your pool. Jets can be customized by water speed and height. Fiber-optic lighting can also be incorporated to send color through the stream of water.