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Trophy Club sits between Roanoke and Westlake in Denton County, built around the country club and its golf courses rather than a single master-planned template. Lots here were platted at different times by different builders, so the backyard I walk onto in the Trophy Club Park section looks nothing like the one three streets over…
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Argyle is still figuring out what it wants to be. That is exactly why it is a good place to build a pool. Argyle sits in the stretch of Denton County where horse country runs right up against new upscale development. Drive down FM 407 or Crawford Road and you will pass working horse properties…
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Frisco has changed. The backyards haven’t caught up yet. Frisco is one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas. New neighborhoods are still going in along the tollway, and the ones that were built ten or fifteen years ago are starting to age in ways the original owners didn’t plan for. What has not kept pace…
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Most of my Flower Mound projects start with a phone call about the backyard, and within a few minutes I’m talking about the soil. That’s not an accident. The clay conditions across Flower Mound shift from one neighborhood to the next, and what works structurally in Bridlewood may need a different approach near the Tour…
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Most Pool Builders Pass Through Grapevine. I Already Live Here. I have built pools across the DFW metroplex for over twenty years, and Grapevine is where I chose to live. That matters more than most homeowners realize when they start comparing bids. When I walk a property in Grapevine, I already know the soil. I…
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Southlake sits at the intersection of 114 and 1709, and the neighborhoods fanning out from Town Square have drawn homeowners who expect a certain standard from everything they invest in. That applies to pools. The projects I take on in Southlake tend to be planned carefully and built once, because the homeowners have done enough…
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Colleyville covers about thirteen square miles between Grapevine and Southlake, and most of the neighborhoods that make it distinctive were built between the mid-1980s and the early 2000s. That era of development left something that newer DFW suburbs rarely offer: half-acre to full-acre lots with mature hardwoods, established drainage patterns, and enough setback to build…
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Park Cities sits inside a few square miles between the Dallas North Tollway and U.S. 75. Highland Park and University Park together make up one of the densest concentrations of high-value residential property in Texas. The homes are older on average than most of DFW, the lots are tighter, and the city permitting process has…
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Every custom pool we design includes a conversation about the spa — and the first real decision is whether it sits raised above the pool deck or flush with the water line. Both work. Both look good when they’re done right. But they solve different problems, and choosing the wrong one usually means living with…
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Keller sits in a stretch of northeast Tarrant County where lot sizes still lean generous and most neighborhoods were built before pools became an afterthought in the master plan. That matters, because it means bigger side-yard access, fewer easement headaches, and generally cooperative HOAs — which is not the case everywhere in DFW. I’ve built…