Modern straight-line pool with a wide tanning ledge and open water view

New pool construction / Aledo & Weatherford

Custom Pool Design & Construction

Shape a new pool around your property, your ideas, and the way you want to spend time outside.

Aledo / Weatherford / Nearby communities

A pool that belongs in your backyard.

New pool construction starts with more than choosing a shape. The relationship between the pool, home, landscape, and gathering space helps determine how the finished backyard will feel.

Fredrick's works with homeowners in Aledo, Weatherford, and nearby communities to move from an initial idea into a custom design and a clear construction path.

New freeform pool and raised spa taking shape beside a lighted pavilion
From Fredrick's project archive

Start with a shape. Make every detail your own.

The right combination depends on the property and what you want the backyard to do.

01

Custom pool forms

Explore straight-line and geometric pools, softer freeform designs, or an infinity-edge concept shaped around the setting.

02

Water & light

Fountains, waterfalls, rain curtains, water bowls, deck jets, and lighting can add movement and atmosphere to the design.

03

A connected backyard

Consider the pool together with decking, gathering areas, and the view from the home so the space reads as one composition.

From first idea to finished water.

Every build has its own scope. These are the core conversations and construction stages Fredrick's uses to move a new pool forward.

Tell us about your project
  1. 01

    Define how you will use it

    Talk through the property, the people who will use the pool, and what you want the backyard to feel like.

  2. 02

    Shape the custom design

    Compare pool forms, placement, water features, lighting, and the relationship to the rest of the yard.

  3. 03

    Resolve the details

    Bring the key selections and construction scope into focus before work moves into the backyard.

  4. 04

    Build in clear stages

    New construction progresses through excavation, the pool shell, plumbing, and decking, with the exact sequence shaped by the project.

Built in layers. Enjoyed as one.

Finished views and construction moments from Fredrick's own project archive.

Completed pool, spa, and pavilion glowing at dusk
01The complete setting
Crew working around a freeform pool during construction
02Work in progress
Finished freeform pool with a raised circular spa
03Form and water

A useful place to begin.

Every property and project is different. These answers explain the starting point without forcing your backyard into a preset package.

Still deciding? Call (817) 597-9376
What pool styles can Fredrick's design?

Fredrick's documented work includes straight-line and geometric pools, freeform designs, and infinity-pool concepts. The best direction depends on the property and how you picture using the space.

Can water features be included in a new pool?

Yes. Fredrick's designs can incorporate fountains, waterfalls, rain curtains, water bowls, deck jets, and pool lighting when those elements fit the overall plan.

What happens during new pool construction?

The documented construction path includes design, excavation, the pool shell, plumbing, and decking. Your conversation with Fredrick will clarify how those stages apply to your specific project.

Where does Fredrick's build new pools?

Fredrick's is based in Aledo and its legacy service information specifically identifies Aledo, Weatherford, and nearby communities. Share your city or ZIP when you get in touch so the team can confirm your location.

Let's talk about what your backyard could become.

Share your city or ZIP, what matters most, and where you are in the planning process.

Start your project Call Fredrick (817) 597-9376