by Wells Pools | Jun 26, 2026 | Education
A backyard infinity pool looks like the water simply ends and drops into the view beyond it. There is no trick of the eye and no hidden glass. The effect comes from careful engineering tucked just out of sight. Once you understand the parts involved, the vanishing...
by Wells Pools | Jun 26, 2026 | Education
The sound of moving water is one of the main reasons homeowners add a feature to a pool. It masks street and neighbor noise, and it gives a plain pool a clear focal point. Many features are also built into the pool structure, which makes them easier to plan during...
by Wells Pools | Jun 26, 2026 | Education
A finished inground pool looks simple. The water and tile are all most people notice. Most of the work that keeps a pool stable for decades happens earlier, while the yard is still dirt. Site prep, layout, and drainage are the stages that decide whether a pool holds...
by Wells Pools | Jun 26, 2026 | Education
A finished backyard swimming pool can look effortless, but the best results trace back to decisions made before construction starts. Layout, budget, features, equipment, and yard conditions all shape how a pool works over the long term. Once the design is final,...
by Wells Pools | Jun 26, 2026 | Education
Small backyards are common across the Sacramento Valley, from older lots in East Sacramento to newer neighborhoods where the house covers most of the parcel. A small pool fits more of these yards than people expect, although the best results usually come from looking...
