Pool service across the DFW Metroplex
Find custom pool building in your city
New pools in the DFW Metroplex are designed for the ground they sit on: blackland clay that calls for engineered steel, established lots with heritage pecans, and new prairie yards with no shade. Every city below has a design team that walks the lot before anyone picks a shape.
Choose your city to see local pricing, the neighborhoods our routes already cover, and the team serving it.
Choose your city in the DFW Metroplex
Each city shows its starting price here and, on its own page, the local conditions we plan around and the nearby cities on the same route.
- Dallas Regional hub Pool building for Dallas. Dallas pools are fitted into established lots around heritage pecans, from Lakewood to Preston Hollow and the streets north of Klyde Warren Park. View Dallas service
- Allen Pool building for Allen. Allen's last open backyards in Twin Creeks and StarCreek, a few minutes from Celebration Park, get pools designed around the trees that are already there. View Allen service
- Anna Pool building for Anna. Anna backyards are new and still open; Blue Science designs and builds custom pools from Natural Springs Park to Anna Town Square. View Anna service
- Flower Mound Pool building for Flower Mound. Flower Mound pools are designed around protected post oaks and Grapevine Lake views, a short drive from The Flower Mound itself. View Flower Mound service
- Lewisville Pool building for Lewisville. Castle Hills lots were planned for a pool and Old Town lots have the trees; Blue Science builds both a few minutes from Lewisville Lake. View Lewisville service
- McKinney Pool building for McKinney. New lots in Trinity Falls and old lots near Historic Downtown McKinney get pools designed for the ground they sit on. View McKinney service
- Parker Pool building for Parker. Parker acreage along Parker Road, a few minutes from Southfork Ranch, gives a pool room to be a destination; we design it around the septic, the well, and the view. View Parker service
- Plano Pool building for Plano. Plano pools are retrofitted into established yards from Willow Bend to Deerfield, a short drive from Arbor Hills Nature Preserve. View Plano service
- Prosper Pool building for Prosper. Prosper's new yards in Windsong Ranch and Star Trail, minutes from Frontier Park, are the easiest lots in the Metroplex to design a pool for. View Prosper service
City nearby but not listed? Ask the DFW Metroplex team about current service coverage.
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Questions Pool Owners Ask
How long does it take to build a pool in the DFW Metroplex?
It depends on the design, the permits, and the weather. The proposal sets the schedule before ground is broken: discovery and design, engineering and permits, excavation, steel and the gunite shell, plumbing and electrical, decking, tile and interior finish, then fill-up and startup, with one team from the first sketch to the first swim.
Does the same team design and build the pool?
Yes. Blue Science designs, engineers, builds, and then services the pool, so the equipment pad is laid out for the technician who will visit it every week and the decisions made on paper are the ones that get built.
Can a new pool in the DFW Metroplex be financed?
Contact us to discuss financing options before the design is final. Pool financing is part of the first conversation with our Flower Mound office, not an afterthought, and the written budget in the proposal is what the financing is built around.
