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Custom Gunite Pool Builder in Longview, TX

Longview homeowners have plenty of backyard to work with, from mid-century brick ranch homes near Loop 281 to wooded estate lots out toward the Sabine River. We design every pool from scratch with owner Heath Wharton, so a Longview, Texas plan reflects your house and your yard instead of a catalog shape. Clay soils move with moisture, so we build in steel-reinforced gunite and prepare the site with care. Tree debris is the other everyday concern on wooded lots, which is why automated cleaning earns a spot in so many plans. Older homes often need a refresh instead of a brand-new pool, and fresh finishes, new coping chosen to suit the home and automation can change a tired backyard. If you live in a subdivision, we follow your HOA guidelines and handle the permits. Whether you drive in from I-20, US-259 or the streets near LeTourneau University, start with a free design consultation online or by phone.

  • Pinecrest Country Club
  • LeTourneau University
  • Loop 281
  • I-20
  • US-259
  • Sabine River
from our White Oak office (approximate)
About 8 milesfrom our White Oak office (approximate)
Building pools
23+ yearsBuilding pools
Projects completed
800+Projects completed

Local conditions

What Longview homes are up against

These are the conditions we plan every Longview pool around.
  • Expansive clay soils

    Clay soils around Longview move with moisture, swelling after rain and shrinking in dry spells. That movement is why we form each pool in steel-reinforced gunite and spend real time on site preparation. A strong shell and a prepared base are the best protection for your investment.

    Gunite Pool Construction in Longview
  • Heavy rain and high humidity

    Heavy rain and high humidity in Longview keep decks, coping and pool surfaces wet for long stretches. We account for that in the plan by thinking through drainage, choosing finishes that suit a wet climate and picking natural stone coping to suit the home.

    Plaster & Pebble Tec Finishes in Longview
  • Summer heat

    Summer heat in Longview makes shade and comfortable outdoor space as important as the water itself. We plan patio covers, arbors and pool houses with the pool, so your family can use the backyard through the hottest afternoons, not only the cooler evenings.

    Patio Covers in Longview
  • Severe storms and hail

    Severe storms and hail can damage exposed structures and equipment around a Longview pool. We plan for durable materials, sturdy covers and protected spots for outdoor kitchen appliances and pool equipment, so a bad storm season does not undo the work on your yard.

    Patio Covers in Longview
  • Tree debris

    Wooded Longview lots send leaves and debris into the water all year. Pentair automation controls cleaning along with lighting and temperature, which keeps the pool ready between visits. We also plan equipment and water features with debris in mind, so upkeep stays manageable for you.

    Pool Automation in Longview
Plan a Longview pool around these conditions

Longview architecture

Built for Longview's architecture

A pool should look like it belongs to the house. Here is how we match the build to the home.
  1. Mid-century brick ranch homes

    Established ranch homes often have worn pool equipment or tired surfaces. A refresh with new plaster, Pebble Tec or glass tile, natural stone coping and Pentair automation can bring the backyard up to date without starting over.

  2. 1980s to 2000s subdivisions

    Subdivision lots call for a pool that fits the space and satisfies neighborhood rules. We draw a custom design for your lot, build it in steel-reinforced gunite, add a patio cover if you want one, and follow HOA guidelines for you.

  3. Wooded estate lots

    Bigger wooded lots can carry a full outdoor living plan. We design the pool with an outdoor kitchen, arbor or pool house, and shaded gathering space around it, then plan cleaning so tree debris does not take over your weekends.

Services in Longview

Pools and outdoor living in Longview

Choose a service to see how we plan it for Longview homes.

Planning a pool in Longview? Talk with us.

Questions

Longview pool questions

Nearby coverage

Also serving near Longview

These cities are within about 30 miles of Longview. Distances are approximate.

Your first steps

What to expect in Longview

Four steps from your first call to your build.
  1. 1

    Before your visit

    Request your free design consultation

    Call us or contact us online to get on the schedule.

  2. 2

    Before your visit

    Initial consultation

    We discuss your vision, lifestyle, backyard space and project goals.

  3. 3

    After your visit

    Custom design and permits

    You get a custom design and rendering, with revisions until it is right, then permits and project planning.

  4. 4

    After your visit

    Construction and Pool School

    Construction takes about 6 weeks from start to finish, ending with Pool School so you know how to care for your pool.

Ready to build in Longview?

Talk with owner and designer Heath Wharton about your backyard. Your design consultation is free.