Pool construction and building in Los Angeles

Licensed, insured and family-owned

• A new concrete poolBuilt from nothing: plans, engineering and permits first, then the machine.
• An extra step, bench or shelfOne usable thing added to a pool that is otherwise fine.
• Vinyl liner to concreteEnds the liner replacement cycle for good.
• The spa wall taken outOn a small pool, one body of water beats two: more swimming, one surface, one thing to heat.
• Tiling the finished shellWaterline, full tiling, coping and the edges around them.
• Weekly service once it holds waterThe same chemical panel, brushing, baskets and equipment inspection every other pool gets.

• Plans. The drawings the jurisdiction will actually review, not a sketch of what you want.
• Structural engineering. A pool is a retaining structure holding back both water and ground.
• A soils report, where the lot needs one. Which is more Los Angeles lots than owners expect.
• The building permit. The one that takes the longest, and the one nothing can start without.
• A grading permit on a hillside. A separate application, on top of everything above.

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  For every friend who calls and mentions your name

  Up to two referrals, $200 in total. The name must come up on the first call. Spend it on any service.

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  20% off one-time work

  For weekly maintenance members

  Green-to-clean, acid wash, plaster start-up and repair labor, plus priority on the schedule.

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