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Rear patio and pool at a Joshua Creek home in Oakville
Pools & Spas

Custom Concrete Pools

Fully custom concrete (gunite) pools for distinctive shapes, scale, and detailing beyond the fiberglass line, engineered for the site and composed as part of the wider landscape.

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The Work Beneath the Surface

Custom Concrete Pools in Toronto and the GTA

For projects that call for a shape, scale or detail beyond the moulded fiberglass line, we design and build custom inground concrete (gunite) pools engineered for the site and composed as part of the wider landscape. Because we design and build the pool ourselves, its proportion, placement, and detailing answer to the house and grounds rather than to a standard template.

Scope of Work

What's Included

What's Included
  • Engineered structural shell sized and reinforced for the site
  • Excavation, grade, and soil-condition coordination
  • Integrated spa, tanning ledge, and bench seating options
  • Architectural coping and deck transition detailing
  • Smart equipment automation and remote control
  • Mineral or saltwater sanitation systems
  • Integrated hydraulics, circulation, and filtration
  • Winterization and year-round equipment guidance

Process

Our Process

A structured engagement from first assessment to final handover and warranty activation.

01

Step 01

Consultation

Site visit, lifestyle discussion, and property assessment.

02

Step 02

Design & 3D Concept

Layout, geometry, and finishes resolved in plans and 3D visuals.

03

Step 03

Engineering & Permits

Structural engineering, equipment selection, and permit navigation.

04

Step 04

Excavation & Shell

Excavation, structural shell, plumbing, and base preparation.

05

Step 05

Finishes & Equipment

Coping, interior finish, decking transitions, and equipment install.

06

Step 06

Commissioning & Handover

Water balancing, automation setup, and operating walkthrough.

Schedule a private site consultation.

Technical Specifications

Specifications at a Glance

Engineered Structural Shell

Integrated Spa Option

Tanning Ledge & Bench Seating

Smart Equipment Automation

Mineral or Saltwater Sanitation

10-Year Warranty

Why Lush Landscapes

The Standard Behind
the Finished Work

10-Year Warranty

Documented workmanship expectations and clear care guidance support the finished environment after handover.

Certified Shell Installation

The engineered shell is set to the manufacturer's certified specification by our own crews, never subcontracted.

Owner Supervised

Direct project management with clean site conduct throughout the build.

Architect Collaboration

We work directly with the architects and designers already on your project.

Where We Build

Available Across the GTA

One accountable team, designing and building across the GTA's most established communities.

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

We design and build a steel-reinforced, sprayed-concrete (gunite) shell engineered for the site, finished in plaster, aggregate, or tile and shaped to whatever geometry the design calls for, so the pool can take a form a moulded shell cannot. Where a standard shape suits the property, a fiberglass pool is often the faster, lower-maintenance choice.
We specify mineral or saltwater sanitation for low-maintenance, comfortable water, and we configure the hydraulics, circulation, and filtration to match.
Yes. Integrated spas, tanning ledges, and bench seating are designed into the shell from the outset so the proportions stay correct.
Yes. Structural engineering, equipment selection, and municipal permit navigation are part of our scope, with clear decision checkpoints during the design phase so there are no surprises during construction.

Begin with a site walk.