The backyard you keep promising yourself.
Designed and built in-house. As part of a Chart South build, or a stand-alone project on a home you already love.
Designed by a landscape architect, built by a contractor.
Most builders subcontract the pool to a pool company and step back. We don’t. Brent designs the pool the same way he designs a site — how it sits relative to the home, the sun, the slope, and any future amenity (sport court, outdoor kitchen, guest cottage). Then we build it ourselves, with our own crew and our own subs we’ve worked with for years.
That means one set of plans, one schedule, one point of contact, and one warranty conversation.
Wondering what a custom pool runs in the Georgia? Here is what $80K, $150K, and $250K actually get you.
Brent is a licensed Professional Landscape Architect, a licensed Residential General Contractor, and a Georgia Real Estate Agent. We design, build, and warrant the pool ourselves.
From first walk to first swim.
Site walk
We look at the lot, the slope, the sun, and the trees. We talk through how you’d actually use the backyard.
Design
Pool plan, deck and hardscape, planting, integration with the rest of the property.
Permits
County and HOA submissions handled in-house.
Build
Excavation, plumbing, gunite, finish. Our crew, with weekly client updates.
Handoff
Walkthrough, equipment training, ongoing service relationships.
A few backyards from this year.
What clients usually ask first.
What kinds of pools do you build?
All of them. In-ground, lap pools, and plunge pools included. We design each one to the lot and to how you actually want to use the backyard.
Do I have to be building a home to hire you for a pool?
No. We work with plenty of clients who already own the home and just want a pool. Stand-alone pool projects are a regular part of our work, not an exception.
Do you handle the landscape and hardscape too?
Yes. The pool, the deck, the planting, and the lighting are designed and built as one project. That’s the whole reason for hiring a landscape architect to design the pool in the first place.