The best starting point is how you want to spend time outside. Swimming laps, watching the kids play, cooling off on a ledge, and hosting friends all lead to different design decisions. We help you translate those priorities into a pool layout that belongs in your backyard.
A site evaluation considers available space, access for construction, elevation changes, drainage, and the relationship between your home and the pool. Shape, depth, circulation, seating, and the surrounding deck should work as one space.
From there, we work through tile, coping, lighting, water features, and other finishes. If you want a raised spa, outdoor kitchen, or shaded gathering area, discussing it early helps coordinate the layout and necessary utilities.
Bring inspiration photos, a rough wish list, and any survey or property information you already have. Your estimate will depend on the agreed design and site conditions; the design conversation helps identify what matters most before construction begins.
Space, access, setbacks, and utilities all affect feasibility. Share your location and available property information so we can discuss a site evaluation.
No. A few priorities and inspiration images are a useful starting point.
Real work, real inspiration
Project photos & video · Drone Bros
Superior Backyard Builders partners with Drone Bros to document your project with photos and video before construction, during the build, and at final completion. Follow the transformation and keep a visual record of how it all came together.
See the work come together
Construction progress
Watch the Schmidt project come together with Superior Backyard Builders. This video follows the construction progression of the entire project, ending with a look at the finished backyard.
Video detailsGeneral
Follow the Beverly project through the build and into the finished backyard. See the progress, the details and the final reveal with Superior Backyard Builders.
Video detailsYour backyard, reimagined
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