The Visualizer
Pick a finish. Watch the pool change. Send the one you land on for a quote.
Tap a water color you love, or upload a photo of it (a vacation beach, a lake, a hotel pool) and we'll find the finishes that get you closest.
Pro tip: water color on a screen is a very good guess. Real color also shifts with depth, sun angle, and how nice your landscaping looks. That's why we bring physical sample pucks to every estimate. Your design carries over to the cost estimator.
Why the water reads the way it does
The visualizer is not a filter. It is plaster, depth, and light — the same three things that set the pool in the yard.
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Plaster is the canvas under the water. White reads bright Caribbean. Gray goes steel. Tan and green pull emerald. Black turns the pool into a dark mirror.
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Water eats red light first. Shallow stays close to the plaster. The deep end goes quieter and bluer. That is why the two ends never match — and why the visualizer shades both.
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Noon, overcast, dusk, and underwater lamps each rewrite the same finish. Glass bead sparks in sun. Dark pebble goes mirror at last light. Use the time-of-day control above to watch it shift.
