Texas Swimming Pool Construction Review – August 2025

According to the latest HBW construction data reports, Texas recorded steady swimming pool construction activity in August across its four largest metro areas: Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio. With thousands of active contractors statewide, the reports reflect notable differences in permit volumes, total construction value, and average value per project depending on region and builder.

Statewide Overview

In August, new swimming pool construction across Texas generated 553 permits with a total construction value exceeding $41.2 million; this reflects a 15 percent month-over-month increase in new permits. Average value per project varied widely by region, highlighting distinct market dynamics between high-volume and high-value areas.

Regional Highlights

Houston

The Houston area posted 182 new swimming pool permits with a total value of $14.8 million, resulting in an average value of $81,379 per project. Activity was concentrated in Harris County, which accounted for 122 permits and more than $9.9 million in total value.

Top builders in Houston included:

  • Avree Pools – 9 permits, $937,000 total value, $104,111 average value
  • Cypress Custom Pools – 9 permits, $865,800 total value, $96,200 average value
  • Anthony & Sylvan Pools – 9 permits, $483,200 total value, $53,689 average value
  • Platinum Pools – 5 permits, $861,000 total value, $172,200 average value
  • Backyard Oasis – 5 permits, $318,600 total value, $63,720 average value

The data reflects a strong mid-to-high value segment in Houston, with Platinum Pools leading in average value and Avree Pools posting the highest overall total.

Dallas

Dallas led the state for August activity with 239 new permits and a combined construction value of nearly $19.2 million. The average pool value was $80,157, closely mirroring Houston’s figures. Dallas County registered 64 permits valued at $4.6 million, while Collin County added 53 permits totaling $4.4 million.

Top builders in Dallas included:

  • Riverbend Pools – 16 permits, $1,025,200 total value, $64,075 average value
  • Gold Medal Pools – 10 permits, $875,000 total value, $87,500 average value
  • Claffey Pools – 9 permits, $630,000 total value, $70,000 average value
  • Inground Pools of Paradise – 7 permits, $255,000 total value, $36,429 average value
  • Pinnacle Pools – 6 permits, $514,513 total value, $85,752 average value

The Dallas market showed strong competition among top firms, with Riverbend Pools leading in total volume while Pinnacle Pools and Gold Medal Pools appear to have captured higher-value projects.

Austin

Austin reported 94 new permits with a total construction value in excess of $5.5 million. The market reflected a lower average project value at $58,802, driven largely by a high share of moderate-cost builds. Travis County accounted for the majority of activity with 74 permits totaling more than $4.2 million.

Top builders in Austin included:

  • Cody Pools – 11 permits, $595,000 total value, $54,091 average value
  • Denali Pools – 6 permits, $345,000 total value, $57,500 average value
  • Aquamarine Pools of Texas – 4 permits, $204,940 total value, $51,235 average value
  • Golden Hour Pools – 4 permits, $140,000 total value, $35,000 average value
  • Premier Pools & Spas of Austin – 3 permits, $172,167 total value, $57,389 average value

Cody Pools continues have a large part in the Austin market, both in total volume and geographic presence, reflecting its established brand in Central Texas.

San Antonio

San Antonio’s pool construction market recorded 38 permits in August, with a total construction value of $1.75 million and an average project value of $46,095. Activity was highly concentrated in Bexar County, which accounted for the bulk of construction (29 permits).

Top builders in San Antonio included:

  • Gary Pools SA – 3 permits
  • Keith Zars Pools – 3 permits
  • Pools 123 – 3 permits
  • Texas Pools & Patios – 3 permits
  • Cody Pools – 2 permits

While overall volume in San Antonio was smaller than other metros, the market remains competitive with several contractors holding equal shares of monthly activity.

The August 2025 figures confirm that Texas remains a leading market for residential swimming pool construction, with Dallas and Houston continuing to drive statewide volume and construction value. Builders in these metros are capturing both scale and higher-value projects, while Austin and San Antonio reflect more modest average project values.

As economic conditions and consumer demand evolve, industry professionals can expect continued competition among top regional builders, with established companies like Cody Pools, Riverbend Pools, and Platinum Pools maintaining strong market positions.

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