Build around everyday use
Discuss swimming, seating and the route between the house and pool before refining the plan. Include existing fences, gates and proposed outdoor structures in the site review.
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Custom pools & pool remodeling
in North Richland Hills, TX.
H30 builds custom pools, complete pool remodels and outdoor living spaces for North Richland Hills homeowners. Plan the pool, deck and gathering areas together, with access and the pool enclosure considered from the beginning.
13 years of pool-industry experience Founder Jordan Holloway
From the H30 portfolioThe right starting point
Plan the experience from the back door to the water.
For a new pool or an existing backyard, look beyond the outline of the water. Gates, routes through the yard, shade and seating affect how the finished space works. Bring those details into the consultation alongside finish preferences and the features you hope to add.
Give the existing pool a coordinated update
Review tile, coping and plaster together. Document the current enclosure and adjoining surfaces as well as the waterline, so the scope does not overlook changes around the pool.
Explore pool remodelingCreate comfortable spaces to gather
Patios, pergolas, kitchens and fire features should work with the pool rather than interrupt circulation. Discuss how people enter, move through and use the entire outdoor space.
Explore outdoor livingPlanning in North Richland Hills
Include pool barriers in the design conversation.
North Richland Hills publishes guidance specifically for private residential pools and spas. Use residential resources for a home project, rather than assuming requirements for public aquatic facilities describe the same approval process.
Residential construction and safety review
The city identifies Building Inspections as the division that checks private residential pools during construction. Its residential pool page also addresses enclosing fences and self-closing, self-latching gates. Confirm the current barrier requirements for the proposed layout.
North Richland Hills — Residential pools and spasPrepare for ownership as well as construction
The city links a residential pool owner’s manual and a pool-safety checklist from that page. Review those resources when planning how the completed pool and access points will be used; they do not replace the project’s construction review.
North Richland Hills — Residential owner resourcesResources checked October 2, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the authority responsible for your property.Include the pool, barrier and related outdoor work in your plans, then confirm the city’s current submission and inspection requirements.
The H30 approach
A family name.
A personal conversation.
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.
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H30’s project gallery
Browse H30’s general pool and outdoor-living gallery for design ideas, then tell us which features you would like for your backyard.
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Ask about third-party financing and the written warranty terms for your proposed work.
Financing informationDoes H30 build and remodel pools in North Richland Hills?
Yes. H30 serves North Richland Hills for custom pool construction, complete pool remodels and outdoor living. Share your project address and the work you have in mind.
Who reviews a private residential pool during construction?
The city’s residential pool page identifies the Building Inspections Division. Start with those residential construction resources and confirm the requirements for your actual project.North Richland Hills — Residential pools and spas
Where can I find residential pool owner information?
North Richland Hills links a residential owner’s manual and safety checklist on its pool page. They are useful resources for the planning and ownership conversation, alongside the applicable construction and barrier requirements.North Richland Hills — Residential owner resources
Should we discuss fences before choosing the pool layout?
Yes. Include the existing enclosure, gates and routes through the yard early. The pool and outdoor features should be evaluated together with the access and barrier requirements rather than leaving those choices until construction.
Can H30 remodel the pool and improve the patio at the same time?
Yes. Pool remodeling, outdoor living and hardscaping are within H30’s service list. Identify the tile, coping and plaster updates as well as any patio, kitchen or shade work for the proposal.
Is the initial consultation free?
Yes. The initial consultation and proposal are free. Design renderings are subject to a design fee or project deposit.
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Tell us about your North Richland Hills 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.
A conversation, not a commitment.Your initial consultation and proposal are free.