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Magnolia homeowners tend to fall into one of two camps: a few acres with a private well and septic system, or a newer planned subdivision with an HOA and city or MUD utilities. Both are common here, and each changes what a pool project actually looks like before we even get to design.
We build almost exclusively in gunite in Magnolia, since it handles both ends of that range, a wide-open acreage lot or a more standard subdivision parcel, without forcing either into a shape it wasn’t meant for.
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Gunite adapts to Magnolia’s mix of acreage properties and planned subdivisions better than a manufactured shell. Most projects start around $55,000, with the average contract landing near $75,000.
Fiberglass is available too, though it typically runs about $10,000 more than gunite here due to delivery and crane costs.
We handle resurfacing, retiling, and equipment upgrades for existing Magnolia pools, all finished with the pebble interior we use across every project.
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Magnolia Territory
We build inground pools in Magnolia, Pinehurst, and the surrounding Montgomery County communities.
Acreage properties in Magnolia commonly rely on well and septic systems, which we confirm during the site visit, while planned subdivisions typically require HOA architectural review alongside city or MUD permitting.
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Magnolia FAQs
Common questions from Magnolia homeowners about building a custom inground pool with Premier Pools & Spas.
Custom gunite pools start around $55,000, with the average contract landing near $75,000. Acreage properties with more site work can run toward the higher end.
Yes, and it’s common on the area’s acreage properties. We confirm your well and septic layout during the site visit before finalizing where the pool and equipment pad can go.
If you’re in a planned subdivision, most likely yes, typically with a 2 to 4 week architectural review. Acreage properties outside a subdivision often have no HOA at all.
Yes, a building permit is required along with electrical and plumbing permits. We handle the full submission on your behalf.
Most projects run 6 to 8 weeks from contract to swim day, with permitting timelines factored into that estimate.
Yes, and it’s a common request here. Larger lots give us room for bigger footprints and features that need more space to work.