Custom Gunite Pool Builder in Burleson, TX

Acquiring permits in Burleson, Texas is not hard if you have the correct plans and documents and have the experience to know what they are looking for. At Parthas Custom Pools, we have that experience & knowledge. Most permits take about 3-5 days for the utility company to sign off on then the city averages about 1 week or less if everything is in order. 

Burleson and much of North Texas have expansive clay soil, which means proper pool engineering matters. At Parthas Custom Pools, we design with soil movement, drainage, steel reinforcement, plumbing layout, and structural support in mind. Features such as properly engineered gunite, reinforced steel, drainage planning, and deck expansion joints help reduce long-term movement concerns. Every yard is different, so the design should always be based on the specific conditions of the property.

While Parthas Custom Pools is not a real estate expert, we do know Burleson, is a family-oriented bustling city with multiple high schools and middle schools and a multitude of elementary schools which means kiddos galore. Who loves pools more than kids? Us, but kids are a close second, LOL. We also believe you should never build a pool for resale investment; you simply build because you want a pool. Resale is a nice aspect as long as it's built right but we suggest building a Parthas pool because you want those long summer hot days to be a little cooler and those limited summers you have with your kids to be more memorable and fun!

Most custom pool projects take 7-8 weeks up to 10-12 weeks depending on design complexity, permitting, weather, material selections, inspections, and subcontractor scheduling. A simple pool may move faster, while a full backyard project with a spa, outdoor kitchen, landscaping, drainage, and structures can take longer.

Yes. Parthas Custom Pools can help plan the pool, spa, decking, outdoor kitchen, fire features, turf, landscaping, shade structures, and overall backyard layout together, so the finished space feels intentional instead of pieced together later.