Texas Waterscapes Inc

Excellent!!!! From concept & design, to construction and finish, our experience couldn't have been better. John, the company's owner has been building pools for many years in CA and Tx. A few of his employees have been with him 15+ years and the crew as a whole is extremely knowledgeable. John has made the right investments in machinery and equipment to provide him flexibility and speed. Small areas of the project were subcontracted - and that went great. All the more important parts of the project - framing, digging, steel, plumbing, equipment, decking and finish - were all performed by the TX Waterscapes team. I am very happy with the final result and confident of having made a great decision in trusting in this project to John. While I thought I would be making a big expense I now feel I made a great investment and built equity into my home. I strongly recommend John and the Texas Waterscapes crew. Best of luck with your project!!!

First of all, John has been a pleasure to work with on all aspects of the project, from initial meeting, design, and construction to close-out. TW completely remodeled pool and spa which included all new equipment and replacing all coping, decking, and plaster in addition to some concrete and rock work.  The TW crew is top-notch, and we would highly recommend them for any pool/spa project.

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Removed existing fiberglass pool, hot tub, garden wall, glass sunroom, and all decking. <br /> Installed gunite pool, new garden wall, and concrete decking. <br /> The pool, garden wall, and decking are absolutely beautiful.   <br /> We did have a month delay in the project due to my selection of stone for the garden wall that had to come from overseas. <br /> Can be a little slow to respond on minor issues at the end of project - but overall Texas Waterscapes is an excellent company that has extremely talented workman though all phases of the pool building, tiling, and concrete work. <br /> <br />

<p>Initial contact and entire design process went well.  John was very professional and accomodating to our requests, and gave us a good feeling when we decided to sign the contract to build a pool with him.  He outlined all costs and payment breakdowns as the stages of work got completed.  </p> <p>Mar 2nd 2015, excavation begins and our expected completion date was May 1st 2015 or sooner, depending on weather delays.</p> <p>Everything was going as planned hole was dug, but because of a lot of rain made the yard soft they could not get all of the dirt and rocks out of our yard for a couple weeks afterwards.  During this time they were still able to work on rebar, plumbing, gunite poured, tile and pool coping (stone border around pool) installed to stay on schedule.</p> <p>Mar 26, 2015 - Our first concern of the project arose when we looked at the coping after being installed.  We found a lot of nicks, lines, and other marking that we occurring in the around half of the stones.  We expressed our concerns to John, he mentioned these were all part of the natural stones appearance and he mentioned a few could be replaced, but to hold off until the waterfall was completed to get a better idea of how things would look.  </p> <p>Apr 6, 2015 - So we did, and after the waterfall was complete, we still were not a fan of the markings on the coping.  So we once again bought up the issue we had with stones, and this time asked for around half of them to be replaced.  John thought this was totally unreasonable, and insisted that only a few should be done. </p> <p>Apr 7, 2015 - After some debut John said he would replace the entire coping, but we had to pick out another stone.</p> <p>Apr 13, 2015 - After a week of looking at different stones (and of course nothing getting done on the pool) we decided to ask John about another option.  Leave the coping as is, but compensate us for the "ugly stones" that were installed.</p> <p>Apr 14, 2015 - Called/texted to follow up on our suggestion to compensate us for coping and keep moving forward but no responses to either.  At this point, I'm not sure if he's too busy to reply or..... So we are eagerly awaiting a reply to try and get construction back underway.<br /> <br /> Apr 15, 2015 - John had replied to our texts later that day, and he actually came over to our house tonight to go over the coping and the entire project as a whole.  I'm happy to say that he has assured us that his number one priority is to make us happy with what we get.  He suggested that we try some further sanding and possibly a sealer for the coping to see how it looks on a sample piece and go from there.  He address all our other questions regarding when things are getting scheduled and I'm happy to say we are moving forward.</p>

So far so good. Have the hole excavation plumbing and gunite (tile) completed. Waiting on the final pool completion. But not in super hurry since rest of the house is undergoing remodel. <br /> Its a simple rectangle pool - 30 x 15. <br />

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First off we got quotes from 3 pool builders and Texas Waterscapes was the only one that didn't have a creepy salesman vibe.  Texas Waterscapes built us the pool of our dream at a very reasonable price.  I was blown away on how easy he was to deal with and how professional Texas Waterscapes was.  Crews where always on time and we were kept up to date on the project the whole way through.   I was also impressed by his equipment choices for our pool as well as the attention to detail.  Would highly recommend Texas Waterscapes to anyone.

We asked Texas Waterscapes to copy a pool we particularly liked. They managed admirably. They built a 35-foot pool with scupper pot/fountains, with three separate patio areas in scored concrete, planters and a cedar pergola. The pool is suitable for doing laps and has a built-in table and bench. Brickwork on the planters, beautiful tiles and stonescape lining.  <br /> The pool and patios are gorgeous.

We just had our in-ground pool and spa built by Texas Waterscapes and we love it! <br /> We couldn?t be happier with the end results and are so glad we went with Texas Waterscapes. We investigated other pool builders, but none of them seemed to be as attentive as John Curl. <br /> John was very straightforward and very easy to work with. He understood what I was looking for in the design. We were going in one direction until I found a title I absolutely loved. This tile changed everything. Just two weeks before the beginning of our build, I had John completely redesign our pool. He made these changes happily, and was very quick to complete the redesign (within 24 hours). Most importantly, no time was lost due to the design change. <br /> His crew and the subcontractors were all professional. My husband was most impressed. His quote on the plumbing "For something no one will ever see, the attention to detail was amazing. Like art." The electrician, too. and concrete and tile. The finished product draws compliments from all visitors. <br /> If we ever have an opportunity to build another pool, we will definitely use Texas Waterscapes. <br />

The representative was very professional and polite. The overall experience was good, but I the initial pool design wasn't what I had in mind for the price.

Overall on a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being the highest), I would give Texas Waterscapes a 5. Sometimes John is doing a lot of business and he can't get back to you right away, but that's no big deal. He's experienced, polite, and competent. All in all, the experience I had with this company was exceptional, and would recommend him without hesitation.

Generally, it went pretty well! John was able to take exactly what I was thinking inside my head, put it on paper, and implemented his design. I still need to see if we are using the jets in the therapy pool properly, but other than this issue, John's team did a great job. They were polite, easy to work with and allowed for changes. I would not hesitate to use Texas Waterscapes.