6 pool contractors based in Salado and nearby Belton, Temple — 1 with details confirmed on their own websites, 2 who remodel, 5 who build spas, 3 who do the whole backyard. Compare them below, then call the ones that fit.
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A design, build and maintain approach defines this Salado-based pool company, which serves Bell and Williamson counties including Belton, Killeen, Temple, Georgetown, Leander, Cedar Park and Copperas Cove.
Serving Salado, Waco, Killeen, Temple, Belton and surrounding Central Texas communities, this company is part of the America's Swimming Pool Company network and leads with service. Licensed…
Custom pool building is the whole focus here, with a process that starts with a design consultation and a 3D pool design before any construction begins.
A Central Texas family business dating to 1967, this company now installs only in-ground gunite pools, though its founder has worked with vinyl liner and fiberglass over the decades.
Steel, not concrete, is the starting point for these patented modular pools made in Central Texas. The range includes in-ground S-Series pools, architectural on-ground designs, container pools…
Fiberglass is the whole focus here: this family-owned Salado company installs fiberglass pools and fiberglass spas, with the manufacturer located just up the road, which keeps delivery quick and the process turn-key.
This guide lists 6 swimming pool contractors based in Salado or in nearby Belton, Temple, drawn from public business records in October 2026. 1 have at least eight service facts confirmed on their own websites. 1 state on their sites that they are licensed or insured; Texas has no state pool-contractor license, so that is a claim to verify, not a register match.
Texas does not license swimming pool contractors at the state level, so no Salado pool builder holds a “pool license”. What is licensed is the sub-work: the plumber on the job must hold a Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners license and the electrician a TDLR license. 1 of the 6 builders here say on their websites that they are licensed or insured. Ask any builder for the plumber’s and electrician’s license numbers and a certificate of insurance before signing.
2 of the 6 Salado builders describe pool remodeling or resurfacing on their own websites, and 5 describe spa or spool construction. 3 mention fiberglass pools; 2 mention gunite or shotcrete construction. Each profile lists exactly which services the builder’s site confirms.
2 of the builders listed here mention financing options on their websites and 1 describe a written warranty. We record only what the builder states; terms, lenders and coverage vary, so ask for the warranty document and the financing partner’s disclosures before you commit.
3 of the 6 builders here describe outdoor living work such as covered patios, outdoor kitchens, fire features, turf or landscaping alongside the pool. 2 offer 3D design renderings. Bundling the yard with the pool can simplify permits and scheduling, but ask whether the builder self-performs that work or subcontracts it.