Fort Worth · Texas
H30 Pools & Exteriors designs and builds new pools, complete pool remodels and outdoor living spaces for Fort Worth homeowners. Plan the pool, finishes, shade and gathering space around your home—with a clear scope before construction.
From the H30 portfolioThe right starting point
A new pool needs room for swimming, access and the outdoor features around it. A remodel starts with what you want to keep and change. Review those choices together so the proposal covers the complete backyard project.
Bring your ideas for the pool and the space around it. Review its relationship to the back door, seating and shade before choosing the layout and finishes. The goal is one connected backyard, rather than separate features competing for space.
Explore pool buildingCoordinate tile, coping and plaster instead of making each selection in isolation. Share photographs of the existing pool and deck, identify the features you want to retain, and discuss whether surrounding concrete or outdoor living should be part of the work.
Explore pool remodelingPlan a patio addition, pergola, cabana, outdoor kitchen or fire feature around how you entertain. Discuss the structures and finishes alongside the pool so the scope accounts for the entire space.
Explore outdoor livingPlanning in Fort Worth
Bring the actual project address, your survey if available, and a list of the work you are considering. Use the City of Fort Worth’s resources to guide questions about the property and the proposed scope—not to assume every backyard follows the same approval path.
Fort Worth’s OneAddress tool provides address-based information, including permit records. For an existing-pool remodel, bring any useful records to the site visit alongside your survey. An earlier permit is background information, not approval for a different pool, patio or structure.
City of Fort Worth — OneAddress property lookupFort Worth’s Environmental Quality resources include residential pool and spa drainage guidance. Before work that involves draining an existing pool, ask how the water will be handled and confirm the method for the property. Do not assume a storm drain is the right destination.
City of Fort Worth — Residential pool-drainage guidanceReferences checked October 2, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the relevant authority.Confirm the approvals for your address and scope, and bring any HOA design requirements to the consultation.
The H30 approach
Jordan Holloway brings 13 years of pool-industry experience, from service and repair to design and construction.
Work through the layout, finish selections and revisions with H30 before approving the construction scope.
Meet H30A closer look
Browse H30’s general pool and outdoor-living gallery for design ideas, then tell us which features you would like for your backyard.
Explore our workAsk about third-party financing and the written warranty terms for your proposed work.
Financing informationYes. H30 serves Fort Worth for custom pool construction, complete pool remodels and outdoor living. Share your project address and the work you have in mind.
Start with the City of Fort Worth’s residential permitting resources and identify the work you are proposing. A pool with a patio cover or outdoor kitchen can involve more than one part of the project. Confirm the applicable reviews with Development Services before committing to a start date. Fort Worth permits
Yes. Fort Worth’s OneAddress tool provides address-based city records, including permits. Review available records with the property survey and proposed scope. A previous permit does not authorize a new design or establish that every existing feature can remain. OneAddress property records
Ask how the water will be handled before any draining begins. Fort Worth’s Environmental Quality Division provides guidance for residential pools and spas. Do not assume the street or storm drain is an acceptable discharge route; confirm the method for your property with the responsible authority. Pool-drainage guidance
Yes. H30 offers complete pool remodeling together with outdoor living and hardscaping services. Discuss the tile, coping and plaster alongside any proposed patio, kitchen, pergola or concrete work so the proposal distinguishes what is included and what will remain.
The initial consultation and proposal are free. The process begins with a discovery call and site evaluation, followed by a design review and any revisions. Design renderings are subject to a design fee or project deposit. Planning and construction follow the approved scope.
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Your better backyard starts here
Tell us about your Fort Worth property and whether you are planning a new pool, a complete remodel or outdoor living. Share the features you want to keep and the ones you would love to add.
