Plaster/Gunite pools are one of the most pools on the market today. Plaster/gunite pools can be customed to any shape and size you want. With a gunite pool you get to pick all the details. These pools can add to the overall theme of the theme and styling of the homeowners house. There are many options with the gunite/plaster pool. There are a variety of tile and pool finish choices such as Pebbletec, colored quartz, and colored plaster. These pools are built using a mixture of cement, sand, and water. To give the pool more durability and strength, reinforcement rods called rebar are put in place. These rods are added all around the inside of the pool. These rods are latered sprayed with concrete. Gunite/plaster pools are popular because its like having a mini vacation in your backyard.

Inground vinyl liner pools are built using heavy gauge steel. They are reinforced by a heavy gauge adjustable A-frame bracket. The steel on the polymer wall is less expensive than a gunite or plaster pool. This pool is an excellent choice for the Dallas and surrounding areas. Our area has an expansive clay composition that causes extreme ground movement characteristics. These pools are a good choice because the walls can withstand the ground movement without heavy damage. They are designed to give and flex. The vinyl liner eliminates the need for tile, even though it looks to have tile as the vinyl liners come in many styles and patterns.

Fiberglass pools are a great alternative to plaster or gunite pools. They can too withstand the ground movement in our area that causes damage to plaster or gunite pools. We sell the Viking Pool that comes with a manufactures lifetime warranty on the pool shell and a 20 year warranty on the interior pool finish. The fiberglass pool comes with a pool tile just like a gunite pool except the tile does not fall off like gunite pools. The upkeep and maintenance costs on the fiberglass pool are much less than the gunite/plaster pools. Installation time is quicker and they last longer without the need of expensive remodeling.

Above-ground pools are becoming more and more popular due to the fact of  affordability. These pool come in round and oval sizes. These pools can be installed and taken back down and moved. Above-ground pools are about a 1/3 or less cost of a gunite pool. They can have a deep end up to about 7 feet. Nowadays they can be buried all the way into the ground for that in-ground pool look and feel. Above-ground pools come with a vinyl liner in several different styles and patterns. These pools are made out of galvanized steel and some have resin. These pools can be set up in less than two days and you will be swimming by the third day. These pools can definitely be the "centerpiece" of your backyard