Services

Pool Renovations

Regular use and weather exposure will cause tile, coping, and plaster to deteriorate over time. Renovating these signs of wear extends the life of your pool and keeps your backyard looking fresh and inviting year after year.

Freeform inground swimming pool before renovation. The surface is degraded and stained, old tile and coping, and two tile dolphins with tile beach ball inlayed in pool floor.
Before renovation
Dolphin pool during renovation. H&H plaster teams removed old plaster and are installing new plaster.
During plaster installation
Dolphin pool shown after renovation was completed. Showing a new angle with a natural stone arch over the pool's beach entry.
After renovation
A large new construction pool with tile and coping installed before plaster. Pool has a raised beam wall with a sheer decent water feature and black tile wall.
New construction before plaster installation
Five team members of H&H plaster crew installing plaster during next phase after tile and coping installation.
Installing plaster
Close up of pool entry steps with Majestic Isle pebble plaster and black and white glow-in-the dark tile set in a continuous trim.
Plaster and tiles installed
Filled pool after installation of tile, coping, and plaster. Pool has linear lines with Grecian elements, a tanning ledge, and granite tables with a bench to the far left of pool.
Tile, plaster, and coping completed
In the backyard of a home, a large koi pond with geometric lines and narrow wandering waterways with a square shaped spa to the left. To the right, a gazebo with a grill.
A koi pond before renovating into a walking pool
H&H crews installing Quartz plaster for a newly renovated walking pool that was previously a koi pond. Pictured are six crew members, various tools, and coverings along the tile and coping to protect during plaster application.
During renovation
A completed renovation of what was formerly a koi pond is now a walking pool. The walking pool has geometric lines and wandering narrow walkways. The pool is not filled and there are built in steps to the left. The coping is Oklahoma stone, flagstone, and underneath is waterline tile in a medium gray color. Plaster is a light blue quartz finish.
Renovation complete
Large pool and spa with Oklahoma flagstone coping, red and white tile, and a half-wall enclosure surrounding it made of Oklahoma flagstone and iron. The spa is halfway empty and the pool is filled with opaque green water.
Oklahoma Flagstone pool before renovation
H&H crew draining the pool and prepping for renovation by removing tile and plaster. The pool is nearly empty and has a large amount of debris and algae.
Prep team draining pool and removing tile and plaster
Five members of the H&H crew installing plaster while protecting the existing Oklahoma flagstone with plastic coverings.
During renovation
The spa and pool fully renovated with original Oklahoma flagstone and new plaster.
After renovation
Large community swimming pool with blue tiled swimming lanes. The pool is drained and crews are in the bottom installing plaster
Renovation in progress
Community pool renovation is complete, the pool is filled, lane lines are visible, and pool lane dividers are attached from one end of the pool to the other.
Renovation complete
A deep pool and raised spa with tile, coping, and plaster removed from H&H prep crews. On either side of spa, there is one step to enter and exit the pool. From the pool deck there is a walkway with two steps leading up to the spa on either side.
Pool and spa after demo of tile, coping, and plaster
Finishing installation of tile, stone, and coping. There is dark blue tile surrounding the pools' water line, natural stone around the spa and spa steps, and natural stone is used for coping around the pool and spa.
H&H mason installing tile, coping, and stone
Masonry work is complete and new plaster was installed giving this pool and spa a fresh look. The plaster is a light blue and the pool has been filled. In the center of the spa there is an opening for a spillover waterfall into the pool.
Completed renovation
Three plaster team members installing new plaster around the tanning ledge of the pool and inside the spa.
Tanning ledge spa renovation
A spa set into the tanning ledge of a residential freeform swimming pool. There is natural stone coping around the pool and spa, including two large stone steps from edge of pool into the spa.
Renovation complete
Freeform pool before demolition of deck. The deck is stained and the mastic is cracked and peeling.
Before demolition
The same freeform pool is seen here with the pool deck completely removed. The pool is empty and new coping is being laid.
Demolition of deck is complete
Five H&H crew members adding a broom finish to the new deck.
Applying a broom finish to concrete deck
H&H crew member applying an even slurry coat over the concrete deck to finish.
Waterproofing concrete deck with a slurry coat
Two H&H crew members installing travertine paver decking around pool and spa.
Installing travertine pavers
A beautiful travertine paver deck completed around a freeform pool and large spa.
Travertine paver pool deck
A freeform pool with previous deck and plaster demolished for renovation. Stone coping remains around the pool and stone waterfall feature. Two stripped beach entries are seen to the right. One beach entry is to the right of the waterfall feature and the other at the opposite end from the spa.
Full demolition of deck and plaster
New deck and completed pool renovation
New deck and completed pool renovation

Deck Additions

Deck additions are an easy way to enhance the design of your backyard. With a wide variety of materials to choose from, your deck becomes an extension of your home. Providing a space where you can lounge, dine, and entertain year around.

Firepits & Fireplaces

The warmth of a fire brings family and friends closer together. Enjoy cool fall evenings and warm summer nights gathered around a fire from the comfort of your home.

A outdoor fireplace made of chopped Leuders Limestone. There is a large chimney and covered sections on either side to store firewood. In front of the fireplace there is a metal screen to contain embers, and fire pokers and metal lanterns on either side.
A stone firepit in the backyard of a residential home. The firepit sits atop a rounded concrete pad.
A small outdoor kitchen with a Leuders Limestone top, a mini fridge, flush metal garbage bin, and an open space for a ceramic grill to sit.

Outdoor Kitchens

Take your culinary skills outside and stay part of the action while entertaining. We build custom outdoor kitchens tailored to your cooking needs.