The Process
Six steps, managed entirely by Maverick — from first conversation to final walkthrough.
We start at your property. We walk the site, evaluate soil conditions, sun orientation, and access constraints. Then we talk about your vision — what you want the space to feel like, how you'll use it, and what your budget is. No pressure, no pitch.
Our designer produces a fully realized 3D rendering of your pool using VIP3D software. You can see exactly what the finished space will look like — pool shape, water features, coping, decking, and landscaping — before a single shovel hits the ground.
We present a detailed line-item proposal covering every phase of the build. No vague allowances or "TBD" line items. You know exactly what you're getting and what it costs before you sign.
We engage a licensed structural engineer to certify the pool design and prepare stamped drawings. We submit all permit applications on your behalf — building, electrical, and health department — and manage the process through approval.
Step 02 in Action
Every project gets a fully realized 3D rendering — pool shape, water features, coping, decking, and landscaping — so there are no surprises on build day.
Artistic conception — actual results may vary based on site conditions and final design.
Step 05
We schedule, coordinate, and inspect every phase: excavation, steel, gunite, plumbing, electrical, tile, coping, decking, and equipment installation. We are your single point of contact. You get progress updates. We handle every subcontractor.
Before we consider the job done, we walk the completed project with you. We review every system, show you how to operate the Hayward equipment, and confirm everything is right. You don't pay the final invoice until you're satisfied.
Why It Matters
Most pool companies hand you off to a foreman and move on. Maverick's owner is involved at every phase. Every decision runs through one person. Every problem gets solved before it becomes your problem.
Every project starts with a conversation. We respond within one business day.