Plain pool construction guidance from our Glendale design desk covering build-or-renovate, finish options, decking, equipment, and vetting a contractor.
An honest look at how to remodel pool for Glendale backyards, from a local pool builder.
Read more →A sloped Glendale lot turns a pool into a structural project before it is a design one. Here is what foothill grade actually demands, and how a hillside-ready crew handles it.
Read more →Gunite is the shell method built for hillside and foothill lots. Here is how a sprayed-concrete shell works and why it fits Glendale's sloped backyards.
Read more →A downhill foothill lot is the ideal setting for a vanishing-edge pool. Here is how infinity and perimeter-overflow designs work, and what they take to build right.
Read more →On a foothill lot, the soils report and the foundation decide whether a pool lasts. Here is what they involve and why they are non-negotiable in Glendale.
Read more →On a foothill lot, the retaining and the pool are one system. Here is how to plan them together so the slope becomes usable backyard rather than a problem.
Read more →Saltwater sanitizing and smart automation make a foothill pool easier to own, especially when the equipment sits on a lower tier. Here is what is worth it.
Read more →From a routine building to a full pool construction, our Glendale crew inspects, documents, and quotes the job up front, and backs it in writing.