Texas New Swimming Pool Construction Report – July 2026

If you have spent any time in Texas during July, you know the heat doesn’t take a vacation, but according to the latest HBW construction data, new swimming pool construction certainly did. Last month, HBW recorded 443 new pool construction … Continue reading

Texas New Home Construction Review: July 2026

If there is one thing Texas builders know, it is that the market has a rhythm — a natural ebb and flow not unlike the state’s weather patterns. One month you’re sprinting to keep up with demand, and the next … Continue reading

Texas Top Home Builders – July 2026

According to the latest HBW residential construction permit data, there were 5,468 new permits recorded for the Lone Star State last month—representing nearly $1.8 billion in total construction value. For anyone in the industry, that’s not just arbitrary numbers; rather … Continue reading

Florida’s Home Building Leaders – July 2026

If you have been following the HBW blog, then you already know that Florida’s residential construction market doesn’t do “slow seasons”—it simply shifts gears. And according to the latest HBW residential construction permit data, July 2026 was no exception. With … Continue reading

Florida’s Swimming Pool Construction Market Through Q2 2026

Florida has never been shy about its affinity for swimming pools; they are as Floridian as afternoon thunderstorms, key lime pie, and sandy beaches. But lifestyle and leisure aside, pool construction is also a reliable barometer of residential investment, consumer … Continue reading

Texas Swimming Pool Construction: Mid‑Year Market Review

If you have lived (or worked) in Texas long enough, you know two things to be true: summer heat is non‑negotiable, and the dream of a backyard swimming pool never really goes out of style. But dreams and data don’t … Continue reading

Metro Atlanta Swimming Pool Construction Report – Q2 2026

If you have been watching the swimming pool construction market in metro Atlanta over the last few years, you know the storyline has felt a bit like a slow‑motion slide: steady declines since 2022, a particularly dramatic dip in 2023, … Continue reading