Pools & spas
The parts of the pool the kids will describe to their friends. All of it has to be planned into the design early, so here is what each one needs.
Slides
Straight runs, gentle curves and full corkscrews. Slides mount on the deck or tuck into a raised boulder wall so they look like part of the landscape instead of a bolt on. Every slide gets its own water feed off the equipment pad, so a quick tap sends it running.
Kid favorite
The Dolphin is a compact, smaller scale slide made for younger swimmers, and it is the one families ask about most. Low platform, short run, gentle exit into the shallow end, which means little kids get their own version of the big slide without needing deep water.
Dive boards
A diving board changes the shape of the whole pool, because diving requires a specific depth, floor slope and hopper design. That has to be decided at design, not later. If a board is not the right fit, a flat jump rock over the deep end gives the same thrill with far less footprint.
Pool games
The cheapest fun per dollar in the entire build. We set brass anchor sleeves flush into the deck and shallow end floor during construction, so hoops and nets drop in for the afternoon and disappear when you want clean lines back.
Slides and boards each have minimum water depth and landing zone requirements. We lay them out on your plan before a shovel moves.
Handrails, non slip treads, clear depth markers and signage come standard on every slide and board we install.
Game anchors, slide water lines and board footings are poured in place. Adding them afterward means cutting concrete.
