Mattox Premium Pools

Custom Pool Builder in Austin, TX

Mattox Premium Pools serves Austin homeowners planning a new custom pool, spa, or pool renovation. The starting point is your property: how you want to use it, what can fit, and which site questions need answers before a proposal is complete.

Establish the buildable area early

A pool layout needs more than the dimensions of the lawn. Bring the survey, the location of existing structures, and information about easements or other known restrictions. Discuss access for construction and the outdoor features you want to retain before investing time in a detailed concept.

  • Identify your property's permitting jurisdiction using its address.
  • Gather the survey and any previous plans for additions or outdoor structures.
  • List trees, patios, utilities, and access limitations for the site conversation.

Use Austin's residential pool application guidance

Austin Development Services publishes an interactive guide for its residential pool and uncovered deck application. That residential construction process is distinct from the public-health process for operating public or semi-public pools. Start with the residential guidance and confirm which reviews apply to the exact property and proposed work.

Design the outdoor space as one project

A spa, pool, deck, and shaded seating area each take space and budget. Decide which features are essential before comparing proposals. Ask for clarity on what is included in the construction scope and what is a future phase, especially if you plan to add an outdoor kitchen, lighting, or additional patio space later.

Questions before your consultation

Does an Austin mailing address determine the pool permit process?

Use the property's actual jurisdiction to identify the correct permitting authority. A mailing address alone is not enough to choose an application or assume which requirements apply.

How do I compare Austin pool proposals?

Compare the same scope: dimensions, pool and spa features, equipment, decking, site work, allowances, exclusions, schedule assumptions, and warranty terms. A lower total may reflect a different scope rather than a lower price for the same project.

Can I discuss financing before choosing a pool design?

Yes. Mention financing interest in the consultation so it can be part of the budget discussion. Any available loan terms and approval depend on the lender; the project proposal and financing decision should be evaluated separately.

Tell us about your backyard.

Share your city, priorities, budget range, and target timing. We’ll help identify the next step for your new pool or renovation.