Custom pools and spas, designed and built in Orlando.
A Central Florida design-build studio. We plan your pool around the yard, build it in stages, and look after it once the water is in.
- Design visitfree, at your home
- Deposit under 5%then pay as we build
- Millenia, Orlandoour office
How we build
From dirt to water
01/ 08
Staked and strung
After a free design visit and an itemized written proposal, the pool is staked and strung exactly where it will sit.
02/ 08
Reading the ground
Florida's sandy soil and high water table mean groundwater and drainage are planned before the first scoop of sand comes out.
03/ 08
Steel and plumbing
Rebar follows every curve and the lines run to the equipment pad, and before the shell is sprayed, the steel and plumbing are checked.
04/ 08
One sprayed shell
Concrete is sprayed over the steel to form one continuous shell, the structure every finish above it depends on.
05/ 08
Tile, coping and deck
A waterline tile band, coping along the edge and the deck around it give the pool its lines.
06/ 08
The interior finish
The interior is finished in plaster, quartz or pebble, the surface that decides the color your water will be.
07/ 08
Fill and start-up
As the pool fills, the water is balanced, the new surface is brushed and we walk you through the equipment.
08/ 08
Ready for the evening
You pay in stages as the work happens, with a booking deposit usually under 5%, so the last stage is simply the first swim.
It starts with a walk around your yard.
A free design visit, then an itemized written proposal you can read line by line before anything is built.
How we build
From dirt to water
01
Staked and strung
After a free design visit and an itemized written proposal, the pool is staked and strung exactly where it will sit.
02
Reading the ground
Florida's sandy soil and high water table mean groundwater and drainage are planned before the first scoop of sand comes out.
03
Steel and plumbing
Rebar follows every curve and the lines run to the equipment pad, and before the shell is sprayed, the steel and plumbing are checked.
04
One sprayed shell
Concrete is sprayed over the steel to form one continuous shell, the structure every finish above it depends on.
05
Tile, coping and deck
A waterline tile band, coping along the edge and the deck around it give the pool its lines.
06
The interior finish
The interior is finished in plaster, quartz or pebble, the surface that decides the color your water will be.
07
Fill and start-up
As the pool fills, the water is balanced, the new surface is brushed and we walk you through the equipment.
08
Ready for the evening
You pay in stages as the work happens, with a booking deposit usually under 5%, so the last stage is simply the first swim.
It starts with a walk around your yard.
A free design visit, then an itemized written proposal you can read line by line before anything is built.
What we design and build
Pools and spas are the work we lead with. Renovation, repair and weekly care follow, so the company that built your pool can keep it right.
01Custom pools
Concrete pools shaped to your lot, your sun and the way your family swims, from the first sketch to the first swim.
- Design visit and layout drawn to your yard
- Engineering, permit and HOA paperwork organized
- Steel, shell, tile, coping, deck and finish
02Spas, raised or attached
A spa that spills into the pool, glows at night and heats on its own schedule. Planned with the pool, not added as an afterthought.
- Raised, attached and spillover spas
- Glass and porcelain tile, stone caps
- Heating and controls sized for Florida
03Water, light and fire
Sheer descents, bubblers on a sun shelf, LED lighting, fire bowls, mosaics: the details people notice first.
- Sun shelves and in-pool loungers
- LED lighting and app controls
- Water features and fire bowls
04Renovation
When the shell is sound but the pool looks tired: a new interior, waterline tile, coping, deck and equipment in one planned project.
- Plaster, quartz and pebble finishes
- Tile, coping and decks replaced
- Reshaping, sun shelves and spa additions
Your deposit books a date. It doesn't fund a build.
A pool is a big decision, so the money follows the work. Here is how paying Prime works, on every project.
- To book
A small deposit holds your date
Usually under 5% of the project. If engineering or permit drawings are needed, they're paid for when we order them, not before.
- While we build
Then you pay stage by stage
Each payment matches a stage of work done in your yard: dig, steel, shell, tile and deck, finish. No work on site, nothing due.
- At handover
Handover with water in the pool
The final stage is fill and start-up: balanced water, a brushed surface and a walk-through of the equipment. Your money stays in your backyard, never funding someone else's job.
Ask any builder how much they need before they dig. Then ask us.
Book a design visit
Details, up close
Spillovers, sun shelves, fire bowls and tile work, from new builds and remodels in our portfolio.
How a Prime pool comes together
Five stages, one team, and a written plan you can hold us to.
A design visit at your home
We walk the yard, look at sun, drainage, access and setbacks, and listen to how you want to use the pool.
Layout and a written proposal
Shape, size, spa and features drawn to your lot, with every part of the work itemized and the exclusions listed.
Paperwork and permits
Engineering and permit drawings when required, the permit listed in your proposal, and drawings for your HOA application.
Construction in stages
Excavation, steel and plumbing, shell, tile and coping, deck and interior finish, each one before the next payment.
Fill, start-up and handover
We fill the pool, balance and brush the new surface, and show you how every piece of equipment works.
Designed in 3D before we dig
After the design visit, you see your pool before anything is built: the shape, the spa, the deck and the evening light. These are renderings from real client designs.
Built for Central Florida ground
Sand over limestone, a high water table, sinkhole-prone pockets, lakes, oaks and HOA design review. We plan for all of it from our office at Millenia, and each city page covers what matters there.
Also building and servicing pools down the coast: Melbourne · Port St. Lucie · West Palm Beach · Boca Raton · Fort Lauderdale · Miami.
Before you call
The questions people ask us most, answered plainly. Anything else: (689) 225-1200.
What kind of pools do you build?
We build custom concrete (gunite) pools, as well as pool and spa combinations. Shape, depth, steps, sun shelves, finish and features are designed around your yard and how your household will use it. We can also add features like waterfalls, LED lighting, fire elements and smart controls.
How long will a new pool take?
It depends on the design, the soil, the permits and the weather. We do not guess before we have seen the property. Once you approve an estimate, we give you a schedule for your specific project, and we tell you when something changes it.
Will my new pool need a permit?
Yes. Every new pool goes through a building permit with your city or county. Which office applies depends on your address. We tell you at the estimate what your project needs, and any permit is listed in the proposal. If you live in an HOA, the architectural application is yours, and we supply what it needs.
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. We come to your home, look at the yard or the pool, take measurements and listen to what you want. Then we send an itemized written estimate that says what is included and what is not. There is no charge for the visit and no pressure to sign anything on the spot.
Do I have to pay a big deposit?
No. We ask for a booking deposit, usually under 5% of the project, to hold your place on the schedule. Engineering or permit drawings, if your job needs them, are billed when we order them. After that you pay in stages, only as work happens on site. No crew working, no payment due. Your money builds your pool.
Why won't you give a price over the phone?
Because two pools that look alike on paper can be very different in the ground. Soil, water table, access, finish, equipment and local permits all change the work. A number given blind is a guess. We would rather look first, then put a real, itemized price in writing.
Start with a design visit
Tell us about the yard or the pool. We come out, walk it with you, and send an itemized proposal in writing.
- The visit is free and there's no obligation
- An itemized proposal, with exclusions spelled out
- A small deposit to book, then you pay as the work happens
- We reply within 1 business day.