Waterfalls
An outdoor waterfall, when integrated with the pool, can create a sacred backyard getaway. This stunning focal piece gives a luxurious touch to any pool theme, from Hawaiian retreat to Art Deco style.
From exciting kids’ slides to stunning water features, pools offer more than just swimming—they create a backyard retreat that helps you unwind and enjoy life. Whether it’s a playful slide or an elegant fountain, these design elements transform your outdoor space into a personal oasis.
Water Features
Explore specific pool features to make your inground pool perfectly suited to you.
An outdoor waterfall, when integrated with the pool, can create a sacred backyard getaway. This stunning focal piece gives a luxurious touch to any pool theme, from Hawaiian retreat to Art Deco style.
Also known as laminar or pencil jets, deck jets can make your pool experience more thrilling. The fine water streams that shoot out are captivating to look at, especially when you add colorful light effects.
Also known as laminar or pencil jets, deck jets can make your pool experience more thrilling. The fine water streams that shoot out are captivating to look at, especially when you add colorful light effects.
Gushers or bubblers are pool water features that are mini fountains to be placed in your spa, tanning ledges, or shallow end of the pool. These hydrotherapy options not only look great, but the gushing sound of water also produces a meditative effect.
Spillover spas are great pool water features connected directly to the pool. With a water curtain or fountain that flows into the pool, they create an effect that is similar to an infinity edge pool.
Add some adventure to your pool experience with a slide attached to a submerged cave and grotto. A conventional slide is still fun for the whole family. Either way, we have a high degree of flexibility with gunite to pull off any design you can imagine.
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FAQs
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Consulting a professional before adding a pool waterfall is crucial to assess your pool’s characteristics, drainage capacity, filtration system, and pump, ensuring compatibility with the installed waterfall.
While water features do use some electricity for pumps and lighting, the increase in energy costs is generally minimal. Many homeowners find the aesthetic and relaxation benefits far outweigh any small increase in expenses.
Most water features require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning of filters and occasional water level checks will help keep them functioning properly. It’s also important to ensure that water chemistry is balanced to avoid any buildup.
The space required depends on the type of feature you choose. Waterfalls may need more room for installation and flow, while smaller fountains or bubblers can fit in tighter spaces. It’s best to consult with a professional to assess your specific layout.
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