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Gunite is a dry concrete mix applied at high pressure through a nozzle, creating a strong, customizable pool shell that is known for its durability and design flexibility. It allows for unique shapes and depths, making it ideal for custom projects.

While project timelines vary based on complexity and site conditions, a custom gunite pool and spa build, including excavation, shell construction, plumbing, electrical, and finishing, typically takes several weeks to a few months to ensure every detail is perfect and meets all local codes.

Pool automation systems allow homeowners to control their pool and spa's features, such as pumps, heaters, lights, and sanitation, from a single interface or even a smartphone. This offers convenience, energy efficiency, and simplifies routine maintenance tasks.

Most custom inground pools in Florida run $50,000–$110,000+, with complete gunite projects — design, decking, equipment, permits, and finishes — commonly landing in the $70,000–$100,000 range. Spas, water features, and outdoor living push totals higher. Grunit provides a free design consultation and a fast, no-obligation quote.

Typical construction runs 2–4 months — excavation, steel, gunite, tile, decking, and finish — with design and permitting adding several weeks before digging starts. Weather and inspection schedules can shift the timeline.

Yes. Most custom pools are financed — through pool-specific lenders, home-equity lines, or cash-out refinancing. Grunit offers financing options with approved-credit terms; see grunit.com/financing for current programs.

Yes. Florida requires building permits and safety-code compliance (including barrier/fencing requirements) for in-ground pools. Grunit handles permitting and inspections as part of every build.

Gunite (concrete) pools are built on site in any shape and last the longest; fiberglass pools are pre-molded shells with faster installs but fixed shapes; vinyl-liner pools cost less up front but need liner replacement every 7–10 years. Grunit specializes in custom gunite construction.

Pool decks commonly use pavers, concrete, porcelain, or natural stone like travertine — chosen for slip resistance, heat comfort underfoot, and how they pair with the home’s architecture.

Yes — custom gunite pools allow unique shapes, sun shelves, integrated spas, water features, fire features, and lighting, all tailored to your yard. Grunit designs every project in 3D so you approve exactly what gets built.