The heart of the neighborhood.

A shared recreational space designed to serve homeowners, residents, and guests within a residential community. Most are built around a central swimming pool, with gathering and recreation spaces planned around it: pavilions and cabanas, outdoor kitchens, a clubhouse, courts, trails, and event lawns. No two communities build the same mix, which is why our design process starts with questions rather than a catalog.

Both, and often on the same facility at different stages. We partner with land developers and master planned communities through entitlement and construction, and with HOA boards, community managers, and multifamily owners expanding or replacing what a previous builder left behind. Our commercial design team coordinates directly with your engineers, architects, and landscape architects throughout.

Capacity should comfortably serve the expected number of residents while complying with commercial pool regulations. We size against the doors your community will actually build rather than the count on the first site plan, because a pool sized for phase one becomes the complaint of phase three.

Building an amenity center takes more than pool construction expertise. It takes a commercial contractor who can coordinate multiple disciplines at once. We provide complete design build services and dedicated commercial project management across the whole amenity center, so you are not the one managing the seams between trades.

Different code, different equipment, and different inspections. Commercial pools are permitted and monitored by the state, with requirements for barriers, depth markings, circulation, and turnover that a residential pool never sees. Premium commercial grade materials cost more up front and are what keep the facility open.

Scope decides it, and so does permitting. A single pool with a deck moves faster than a full center with a clubhouse, courts, and a splash pad phased around a construction schedule. You get a published schedule at contract and updates at every milestone, the same discipline as our residential work.

Yes, and it is a large part of what the commercial team does: resurfacing, deck and feature updates, equipment rooms, and the code work that comes with an aging facility. See commercial resurfacing and remodels for how we approach an active property.