Mattox Premium Pools helps Cedar Park homeowners plan custom pools around the backyard they already have. Consider the pool and the spaces around it together: an existing patio, shade, access from the house, and room to gather all influence the design.
Begin with the features you want to keep. An established patio, garden, fence, or outdoor kitchen can influence the pool location and construction access. Sketch the route from the back door to the water and the space needed for furniture before settling on a pool footprint.
Cedar Park lists swimming pools and spas among projects requiring permits. Its Building Permits & Inspections team is the starting point for current submission requirements. If your property has an HOA, obtain its review requirements as well; municipal review and neighborhood approval are separate parts of planning.
If there is already a pool, start by identifying what no longer works: the finish, the layout around it, equipment, or the way the pool connects to the patio. Renovation scope depends on the condition of the existing structure and systems. Compare the proposed work and exclusions before deciding how much of the backyard to change.
That depends on the survey, available space, drainage, access, and the condition of the patio. Share photos and a survey during the consultation so the layout can be evaluated before you commit to dimensions.
Cedar Park's permit guidance includes swimming pools and spas. Confirm your property's jurisdiction and the current application requirements with the city's Building Permits & Inspections team.
Yes. Choose Pool Remodel on the consultation form and describe your existing pool, the problems you want to address, and the changes you have in mind.
Share your city, priorities, budget range, and target timing. We’ll help identify the next step for your new pool or renovation.