Great question, but maybe a loaded one. The simple answer is...it depends. It depends on scope of remodel, size of pool, time of year (i.e. weather), etc. We can be finished in as little as four to six weeks but can also extend into many months. It's very much a case by case basis.

The shape a pool takes is virtually limitless. At TCP, we focus on designing a pool that perfectly aligns with the homeowner’s vision, while ensuring it fits within the home’s layout. To achieve this, we ask important questions like:

• What style are we aiming for?

• How does the pool design fit with the style of your home?

• Are you considering an automatic pool cover

• Do you envision adding a spa?

We create a personalized pool that blends form and function by addressing these elements.

Enhance your pool with a variety of features to create a personalized space. Add waterfalls, scuppers, or tanning ledges for style and comfort, and include water features like jets or bubblers for relaxation. LED or color-changing lights set the mood, while fire features create a striking contrast. A sheer descent offers a sleek waterfall effect, and an infinity edge gives the illusion of blending into the horizon. Consider adding a spa for hydrotherapy or an automatic pool cover for safety and convenience.

These options allow you to tailor your pool to suit your style and needs.

The final color of your pool is influenced by several key factors, including the plaster color, pool depth, and even the pool’s water chemistry. While plaster color plays the most obvious role, the depth of the pool can make the water appear darker. Additionally, variations in pool chemistry, such as pH levels and chlorine concentration, can subtly alter the water’s hue over time.

Though we provide plaster samples to help guide your decision, it's important to note that the true color is difficult to visualize without seeing it in a large body of water. This is because water reflects and refracts light differently depending on the pool’s shape, size, and depth, giving the pool its unique color.

By considering these factors, we help you select a finish that will achieve the look you desire.

TCP specializes in building chlorine and saltwater system pools, giving homeowners the flexibility to choose the best option for their lifestyle and preferences. Chlorine pools are a traditional choice, using chemicals to sanitize the water, but they require regular maintenance to keep chlorine levels balanced. Saltwater pools, by contrast, generate chlorine naturally through a salt chlorinator, offering softer water that’s gentler on skin and swimwear. While saltwater systems need less upkeep, they come with higher initial costs and occasional maintenance.