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Great Final Result.
David Flores, Bellaire, TX |
Tom was terrific!
Roxanne & Mike Nash, Pasadena, TX |
"VERY happy with pool and design!"
Tracy Johnston, Sugar Land Texas
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"We called several people in to design our pool, but Tom Jackson was the only person that listened to what we wanted..."
Tina & Andy James, Richmond TX |
"Tom Jackson was recommended to us by a friend and we recommend him also. We are very happy with our pool..."
Steve & Lisa Wardle, Sugar Land TX |
"Just perfect..."
Chris & Christine Smith, Clear Lake, TX |
Tom was great!
Jaque & Mark Soilean, Richmond, TX |
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Thanks so much for your help and advice. I am so enjoying my pool! You helped make the whole pool buying and building experience manageable. I am especially enjoying the Tom Jackson signature spa. It
is great! Just like you said.God Bless!
Jeff Herring, Houston TX
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Following, are the major steps and information needed to initiate the design of your pool and back yard environment:
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Call the design office to schedule an appointment in your home or our office: (281) 403-4901 or leave us an online message. -
Fax or bring in your site plan or survey prior to the meeting: (281) 403-4918
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Have a target budget in mind.
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Design meeting is to establish goals and wish list for items on your pool, discuss design intent and ambience of yard environment:
- shape
- size
- depth
- features
- controls and equipment
- finishes and materials
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Select colors of tiles, coping and decking choices.
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Consider other options:
- shade structures
- landscaping
- lighting
- fencing
- sculpture
- summer kitchens or out door grills
- drainage
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Sign contract agreement.
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Apply for financing.
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Submit construction documents to city and Home Owner's association for permits.
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Pool will be staked out in your yard for your approval of size, shape, location, and access route and you will meet your project manager.
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Utilities such as gas, electric, cable and telephone are located and marked in the yard with flags or paint.
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Construction begins! Excavation is first if utility relocation is not necessary. | |
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