Reputable Pool Builder in Cedar Park/Austin Area

DON'T go with Summit Pools. Their slogan is swim in 29 days or less. It's BS. They might be called Royal Pools now. We had a horrible experience with them. Project manager was never around and so many things got built wrong. With that being said, we went with salt water which I do love, and a dark bottom. We might have gone a tad too dark on the bottom because the sun hits it all day and in August it's almost too warm to swim unless you get umbrella's to shade it. We also went with the heater for the winter which I am glad we did. They tried to talk us out of it. Get lots of recommendations and try talking to the people with pools and not the people they recommmend. They will most likely only let you talk to the ones that were happy. Also try not building during the peak time when every one else is. That way you may get a discount and you might get extra attention on your pool.If they are too busy like ours was you will have all kinds of problems.
Good luck!

Whatever you do, don't use Cody Pools! A good company starts at the top and in our personal experience, we found that Mike Church, the owner and President of Cody Pools, didn't stand by his word or those who work for him. They breached our contract and we have a lawsuit to prove it. We won, but not without a long hard battle. Save yourself the headache and choose a pool builder that comes highly recommended by many people. Ultimately, we chose Cascade Pools. The owner, Hank Thompson, is very hands on and a pleasure to work with and we love our pool.

DO NOT USE OASIS or CODY POOLS. We used Oasis pools and it was a nightmare. Our pool is good now, but it ended up costing us $20k more than we orignally planned even though we used the same plans from the original quote. Make sure that there will be a supervisor on the site every day or at least before each phase of construction. The guys building our pool did not even have plans with them and there was no supervisor in site. Here is my advice...build in the winter..it is cheaper and they might pay more attention to building your pool, as summer seems to be the busy time. Check the better business bureu and ask for mulitple references. Have every detail, including a survey in writting. We have a gunite pool and we chose salt water instead of chlorine. We love the salt water, it is not salty and it is much much much less matinence. It is also good for your body and hair, we don't have to worry about green hair either. Other features we have are a slide, diving board, rock waterfall, spa, fountians, and a heater. We love our pool, just HATED our builder. My sister in law used Quality Custom pools and they did a great job. I think they were kind of pricey, but after our experience I would rather pay more upfront and have less stress and hassle during the process. The most important thing is: It is your money and your pool. Get someone who will build what you want and will work well with you.You can see our pool on Oasis's website. I think ours is the last pool with several pictures.They don't deserve the publicity as the design was something my husband and I came up with. And if I hadn't been home everyday to oversee the project it would have turned out totally different.Good Luck and I hope you have a better experience than we did.

Spindler Construction does excellent work with new pools. Deric Spindler has been around for years and very good reputation.

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We love our pool (in ground saltwater pool with pebbletec)and were extremely happy with Dick Lynch, owner of Poolscapes. We started out with Cool Water Pools and had a terrible experience. Best of luck!