Pool Construction & Renovation in Irving, TX

Local Swimming Pool Contractor Expertise

In Las Colinas and across Irving, TX, residential pools face Texas heat, mineral deposits, and seasonal maintenance demands. A swimming pool contractor | Irving, TX with deep local experience handles these challenges—from new construction on tight deed-restricted lots to renovation projects in neighborhoods like Valley Ranch and Hackberry Creek.

This guide covers new builds, resurfacing, tile and plaster work, leak detection, and why hiring locally saves time and protects your investment.

How We Work

From first conversation to project completion, you'll know exactly what happens next.

What's Involved

Pool projects in Irving move through three main phases: planning and prep, active work, and final inspection. Each step is communicated clearly so you stay in control.

Site Assessment

On-site inspection, water testing, and photos document current condition and any structural or plumbing issues.

Design & Planning

Discuss materials, timeline, and budget. Review HOA rules for deed-restricted areas like Las Colinas.

Demolition & Prep

Remove old plaster, tile, or coping; inspect concrete shell for cracks; acid wash or sandblast surface.

Installation

Tile, plaster, coping, or skimmer replacement; equipment hookup; careful water fill and startup.

Chemical Balance & Testing

Adjust pH, alkalinity, and chlorine; run pump and filter system; train you on basic care.

Final Walk-Through

Inspect tile alignment, plaster texture, coping finish, and equipment operation. Discuss maintenance.

You'll always know what's happening next—and when.

Our Services

New Pool Construction

Build from ground up with engineered design and quality concrete work. We navigate HOA approvals and setback rules in deed-restricted neighborhoods like Hackberry Creek.

Include skimmer placement, plumbing runs, and electrical rough-in for future equipment.

New gunite pool under construction near Las Colinas.

Pool Resurfacing & Plaster

Irving's heat and mineral-rich water age pool surfaces fast. We strip old plaster, repair structural cracks, and apply white plaster, pebble, or quartz finishes.

Typical turnaround: 5–7 days including cure time.

Fresh plaster finish applied to aging pool in Valley Ranch neighborhood.

Tile & Coping Installation

Replace worn or cracked tile with glass, ceramic, or porcelain. Add or repair coping for a finished pool edge and updated look.

Coping options include stone, precast, and travertine.

Custom tile border and waterline treatment in North Irving home.

Leak Detection & Repair

Unexplained water loss? We use dye tracing and pressure testing to pinpoint leak location—shell cracks, plumbing, or equipment seals.

Early detection saves water and prevents foundation damage.

Dye testing reveals plumbing leak at pool shell edge.

Skimmer & Equipment Replacement

Upgrade aging or broken skimmers, filters, and pumps. We source professional-grade equipment and ensure proper plumbing integration.

Energy-efficient options available for year-round use.

New filter and pump system installed in Irving backyard pool.

Why Local Expertise Matters

Irving pools face unique challenges: Texas heat, mineral-heavy water, and neighborhood-specific building rules.

20+ years of local pool construction means we've repaired pools in every Irving neighborhood—from Valley Ranch estates to Hackberry Creek HOA-approved renovations.

Mineral & Climate Challenges

Hard water deposits and 100°F+ summer heat accelerate plaster and equipment wear in Irving. We use proven finishes and startup protocols specific to DFW water chemistry.

Deed-Restricted Neighborhoods

Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, and Hackberry Creek have strict HOA rules. We know the approval process and design constraints, saving you months of back-and-forth.

Faster Response Times

Leak at your Valley Ranch pool on a Saturday? We're local. Same-day or next-morning emergency visits beat distant franchises by hours.

500+ Irving-area pools serviced, with ongoing maintenance and renovation relationships spanning decades.

Coverage Area & Getting Started

We serve all Irving neighborhoods and zip codes, from central Heritage District to north Irving.

Service Territory

Zip codes 75060, 75061, 75062, 75063, 75038, 75039 and all surrounding areas. That includes Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Hackberry Creek, North Austin Heights, and South Irving neighborhoods.

Getting Here

Irving is accessible via I-30 (east-west) and I-635 (north-south). Las Colinas and Valley Ranch sit just north of I-635. From downtown Irving or the Heritage District, we reach you in under 15 minutes.

Call today to request a free estimate or schedule emergency leak detection and repair.

Request an Estimate

Send photos of your pool or describe your project. We'll respond with a timeline and no-obligation estimate within 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work on Las Colinas and Valley Ranch deed-restricted pools?

Yes. We navigate HOA approval processes and design constraints in both neighborhoods daily. Most renovations proceed without delay once you submit our design templates to your HOA.

How long does pool resurfacing take?

Demolition and prep take 1–2 days. Plaster application takes 1 day. Curing requires 5–7 days before you can use the pool, depending on weather.

Can you do leak detection on a weekend?

Emergency leak calls are handled same-day or next morning in Irving. Contact us to confirm availability for your urgency level.

What plaster finish do you recommend for Irving pools?

White plaster is the most durable in our hard-water environment. Pebble and quartz finishes offer stain resistance and a premium look, but require slightly different startup protocol given Irving's mineral content.

Do you offer maintenance after construction?

Yes. After new construction or major renovation, we offer weekly or bi-weekly maintenance packages to keep your pool balanced and clean year-round.

How do I know if my pool needs resurfacing?

Signs include rough texture, stains that don't clean, visible cracks, or unexplained water loss. Most Irving pools need resurfacing every 7–10 years due to heat and hard water.