Superior Pools and Spas

First developed in Australia, saltwater pools have become incredibly popular over the last decade and offer several advantages over conventional chlorine pools. Saltwater pools have only a tenth of the ocean water, and about 1/3 when compared to human tears.

One of the benefits of concrete and gunite pools is that you can choose from a variety of finishes to coordinate with the rest of your décor and landscape. Choose from an array of shades or go with something more unique, such as pebbles or glass.

Poured-concrete pools are similar to gunite pools, but are more difficult to build. Instead of spraying concrete material around a rebar framework, concrete is actually poured into conventional wooden forms.

Did you know that the earliest swimming pool, or public water tank, existed over 5000 years ago in the Pakistani settlement of Mohenjo-Daro? Known as the great bath, this pool measured 12 meters by 7 meters, with a maximum depth of 2.4 meters.

Did you know the salt in saltwater pools naturally prevents algae, which eliminates the use of algaecides? You don't need to add sanitizer to the pool or test it daily because the salt makes its own chlorine, stabilizing the pool better.