New pool builds
New Pool Builds in the Texas Hill Country
Want a pool that fits how you live? We build custom pools across the Hill Country, from layout to finish and equipment. Tell us where it will go and when you want to start.
What we do
What does a custom pool build with Pool Era involve?
A custom pool build starts with a conversation about how you want to spend time outside. A quiet swim before work and a backyard full of friends lead to different layouts, so that question comes first.
From there we work through the layout, the finish and the equipment together so the pool fits your property and your plans. Equipment decisions belong in the conversation early, because they connect the pool you have in mind with the way you will use it once the work is done.
Pool Era also works with home builders when the pool is part of a larger new-home project.
How it works
How do I start a new pool project?
Every project starts with a conversation. Whether you already have plans or are bringing your idea to fruition, tell us what you want from your backyard, your project location and when you would like to get started.
If you are still deciding what the pool should be, the same conversation works. We listen first, then help turn priorities into a defined project.
The relationship does not have to end with construction. Ask about ongoing pool service once the pool is ready to enjoy.
What matters
What decisions shape a pool build the most?
Layout, finish and equipment carry the most weight. Layout sets how the pool sits on the property, the finish sets how it looks and feels underfoot, and equipment sets how it runs day to day.
Pool Era works on pumps, filtration, chlorination, and heating or cooling, so those choices can be planned as part of the build rather than added later.
The same team also handles equipment upgrades, replastering, and repairs and renovations for existing pools.
Where we work
Where does Pool Era build pools?
Pool Era works in the Texas Hill Country. Tell us your town or ZIP code with your inquiry and we will confirm whether your project location is covered.
- Bandera County
- Bexar County
- Blanco County
- Burnet County
- Comal County
- Gillespie County
- Guadalupe County
- Hays County
- Kendall County
- Kerr County
- Llano County
- Medina County
- Real County
- Travis County
Don't see your town? Call or send your ZIP.
Related
Related work
Plaster and replasteringPlasterPool Era replasters existing pools across the Texas Hill Country.Read 
Equipment installation and upgradesEquipmentPool Era installs and upgrades pool pumps, filtration, chlorination, and heating or cooling across the Texas Hill Country.Read 
For home buildersFor BuildersPool Era works with Hill Country home builders on full pool builds and equipment installations.Read 
Completed projectsOur WorkSee Pool Era pools, plaster finishes and details from projects in the Texas Hill Country, then start a project of your own.Read
Common questions
Answers before the first visit.
Does Pool Era build pools from plans I already have?
Yes. Plans you already have are welcome. Pool Era will review them with you and discuss the scope of the build.
What if I do not have plans yet?
Plans are not required to start. Describe how you want to use the pool and we will help you think through the layout, finish and equipment.
Can equipment be planned as part of a new build?
Yes. Pool Era works on pumps, filtration, chlorination, and heating or cooling, and those choices are best made early in the build conversation.
What information should I include in my inquiry?
Include your town or ZIP code, the kind of pool you are considering and when you would like to get started. Any plans or photos help.
Does Pool Era work with home builders on new construction?
Yes. Home builders can bring Pool Era into the conversation for a full pool build or an equipment installation. Share the plans, project location and current stage.
Can Pool Era look after the pool after the build?
Pool Era also offers ongoing pool service and maintenance. Ask about care and availability in your area when you plan the work.
How long does a new pool build take?
It depends on the size, the site and the permits. You get a schedule with your proposal, before any work starts.
What does a new pool build cost?
Every build is priced from its scope: the size, site, finishes and equipment. Pool Era reviews your property and plans first, then gives you a written proposal.