The part of the pool you actually see.

Travertine, sandstone, bluestone, porcelain tile, exposed aggregate concrete and coping stone are all common. The right material depends on the look you're after, slip resistance requirements, ongoing maintenance preferences and how the pool is used. We'll walk you through the best options for your site.

Extremely. Poor drainage causes pooling water, slippery surfaces, sub-base movement and long-term damage to the structure and finishes. We design drainage into every pool surround job from the start — falls, channels and sub-surface drainage where needed.

Yes — all in-house. Dig out, sub-base preparation, compaction, drainage and paving are all handled by our team. That's how we control the quality end to end and avoid the coordination problems that come from splitting trades.

Yes. We handle pool tiling as well as coping and surrounds — which means the whole pool area can be done in one project with one team. Talk to us about your full scope and we'll quote it together.

Smaller rectangular surrounds in straightforward materials can be done in a week or two. Larger or more complex jobs with curved coping, multiple materials or significant prep work can run three to four weeks. You'll get a realistic timeline in your quote.