Pool Services Across Georgia
Aqualis Pools designs and builds pools, spas, and the outdoor spaces around them. Below is everything we do, grouped so you can find the part you need. Aqualis Pools also takes on projects across Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Not Sure Which One You Need?
Most people arrive here knowing the problem but not the name of the service. As a rough guide: if there is no pool yet, start with new pool construction. If the pool is sound but tired, start with pool resurfacing. If you want to change several things at once, that is pool remodeling. If the pool is fine and the yard around it is not, start with hardscaping or outdoor living.
Or just call and describe it. We would rather point you at the smaller job than sell you the bigger one.
Building a New Pool
At Aqualis Pools, we provide comprehensive pool and outdoor living services for homeowners across Georgia. Our team specializes in designing and building beautiful backyard spaces that combine functionality, comfort, and long-lasting quality. Whether you’re starting from scratch or upgrading an existing space, we help turn your vision into a stunning outdoor retreat.
Custom concrete pools designed around your yard, with a free 3D design before anything is dug. See new pool construction
Waterfalls, tanning ledges, lighting and the details that make a pool feel finished. See pool features and add-ons
Underwater and surround lighting, which changes how the pool looks after dark more than any other single upgrade. See pool lighting
The waterline band and the edge you sit on: the parts guests actually look at. See pool tile and coping
Fire built into the pool surround, so the space still works when the weather turns. See fire features
A raised spa that spills into the pool, sharing the same water and equipment. See spillover spa
Standalone and in-ground spas, whether or not there is a pool beside them. See hot tubs
Fencing and barriers, which in most cases are a legal requirement rather than a choice. See pool fencing and safety
The surface immediately around the pool: materials, layout and how it drains. See pool decking
Fixing or Updating an Existing Pool
A whole-project rework: finish, tile, equipment, deck and new features together. See pool remodeling
Replacing the interior finish when the surface has gone rough, stained or chalky. Often the only job a tired pool actually needs. See pool resurfacing
The concrete or pavers around the pool rather than the pool itself. Different surface, different process. See pool deck resurfacing
Deck construction and replacement around the pool. See pool decks
Pumps, filtration, heating and automation. The part that decides what the pool costs to run every month. See pool equipment upgrades
Pumps, filtration, heating and automation. The part that decides what the pool costs to run every month. See pool equipment upgrades
Diagnosis and repair when circulation fails or the pump runs constantly. See pool pump repair
Repair and replacement for gas and electric pool heating. See pool heater repair
Switching from chlorine to a salt system, with the trade-offs set out honestly on that page. See saltwater conversion
Hardscaping Around the Pool
The overall category: paving, walls, and the built surfaces that tie a yard together. See hardscaping
Patio areas in pavers, the most common way to extend usable space beyond the pool surround. See paver patios
Structural walls where the ground moves or the yard needs levelling before anything else can be built. See retaining walls
Paths between the house, the pool and the rest of the garden. See walkways and pathways
Paver and concrete driveways, usually done at the same time as other hardscaping while the crew is on site. See driveways
Raised timber and composite decking, as distinct from poolside paving. See custom decks
Outdoor Living
Outdoor living. The whole category: making the backyard somewhere the family actually spends time. See outdoor living
Built-in cooking and prep space, from a grill surround to a full kitchen. See outdoor kitchens
Built fireplaces as a permanent focal point for a seating area. See outdoor fireplaces
Simpler and cheaper than a fireplace, and easier to place in an existing yard. See fire pits
Open overhead structures giving partial shade without closing the space in. See pergolas
Solid-roofed structures for genuine shelter from sun and rain. See pavilions
The broader category, if you know you need shade but not which form it should take. See shade structures
Where We Work
Lawrenceville, Buford, Loganville, Athens, Auburn and nearby communities across northeast Georgia. The full list is on our service areas page, finished projects are in the gallery, and we are rated 5.0 on Google.
Frequently Asked Questions
The whole project. Pool, deck, hardscaping and outdoor living work are done by the same company, which is the point of the list above: the parts are designed together rather than bolted on afterwards.
Resurfacing replaces the interior finish and nothing else. Remodeling is a broader project that may include the finish plus tile, equipment, deck and new features. If only the surface is tired, pool resurfacing is the smaller and cheaper job.
Often, yes. Remodeling and hardscaping work divides naturally into phases across seasons. Financing is also available if you would rather do it in one go; see pool financing options.
Yes. We meet, look at the space, and give you a quote with our ideas for the project, then follow up within a week. New pool projects also include a free 3D design.
Ready to Take the Plunge?
Two answers get a useful conversation started: what you want the space to do, and what your yard gives us to work with. You do not need to know which service it is called.
Call (770) 373-8405 or send us a message.