Most families choose a standard profile starting around 3.5 feet and sloping to 5.5 or 6 feet in the deep end. It balances shallow play space for kids with enough depth for older kids and adults.
Pinnacle Pools & Spas
Arlington, TX
Pinnacle Pools & Spas of Arlington specializes in Custom Gunite Pools & Outdoor Living/Kitchens. From your first design consultation to the finishing touches, our team brings your vision to life with clear communication and guidance at every step.
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1100 Jupiter Rd Ste 121, Plano, Texas 75074
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Arlington Pool Building services
Arlington Pool Builders
Pinnacle Pools & Spas builds custom gunite pools for Arlington and the surrounding Mid-Cities communities, Grand Prairie, Viridian, Pantego, and Kennedale.
Most of our Arlington clients choose a standard depth profile, starting around 3.5 feet in the shallow end and sloping to 5.5 or 6 feet at the deep end, a layout that works well for families with a mix of ages using the pool at once.
We combine the tremendous buying power of a nationwide company with the kind of service you can expect from a family-owned business.
Arlington Pool Building services
The Top Pool Builder in Arlington
We build pools designed around how your family actually uses a backyard, not a one-size-fits-all layout.
From your first design conversation through the final inspection, we handle the entire process so you’re never left wondering what’s next.
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Arlington Pool Building services
Services We Provide
Custom Gunite Pools
We build exclusively in gunite across Arlington and the Mid-Cities, engineered for the area’s expansive clay soil. Most projects run $90,000 to $120,000+ depending on size and features.
A standard depth layout, roughly 3.5 feet sloping to 5.5 or 6 feet, is what most Arlington families choose, giving comfortable play space alongside enough depth for swimming and diving.
Outdoor Living & Kitchens
Like much of the metroplex, Arlington homeowners increasingly want their pool to anchor a complete backyard living space. Pavilions, outdoor kitchens, and fire features designed alongside the pool are a growing part of what we build here.
Call us at (817) 880-8180 or fill out the form below to get started.
Areas we service
Arlington Territory
Areas Arlington, TX Serves
Arlington, TX
Phone: (817) 880-8180
Address: 1100 Jupiter Rd Ste 121, Plano, Texas 75074
We build inground gunite pools in Arlington, Grand Prairie, Viridian, Pantego, Kennedale, and beyond.
Building, electrical, and plumbing permits are required across every city in this territory, and we manage all of it for you from submittal to final inspection. That means one less thing for Arlington homeowners to track while their pool comes together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from Arlington homeowners about building a custom inground pool with Pinnacle Pools & Spas.
Most gunite pools start around $75,000, with most Arlington builds landing between $90,000 and $120,000+, depending on spa additions and decking choices.
Yes. Arlington and the surrounding Mid-Cities sit on similarly expansive clay soil, so every gunite shell gets the same steel reinforcement schedule regardless of which neighborhood you’re in.
Almost all HOAs in this area require architectural committee approval before construction. We provide full 3D renderings that make that approval process straightforward.
Active construction runs 10 to 14 weeks once permits are in hand, with 2 to 4 weeks typically needed for permitting depending on your specific city.
Yes, most clients do. A custom spa adds $15,000 to $25,000 to the project, and a gas heater to run it comfortably costs about $4,500 to $6,000 to install.
Premium pebble finishes are what we recommend most. They’re more durable and stain-resistant than standard plaster, last longer, and give the water a richer color.
Certain pockets of the metroplex do sit on solid rock, though it’s less common in Arlington than farther west. When we hit it, specialized equipment handles it, typically adding a few days to the dig.