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Honesty, Integrity, Quality, and Service.

These are the principles that have allowed our team to serve North Texas since 1987. With a complete in-house service and warranty department, and the friendliest retail center in the business, we strive to serve every customer with a good, old-fashioned, “thanks for the business” mentality. At Claffey Pools, we strive to provide a complete solution for each and every phase of your life. Whether this is your first swimming pool design experience, or you’re a swimming pool expert, we provide the highest value in the industry.

 

Check out our Latest Projects!

Pools & Spas
Tropical Staycation
Tropical Staycation
Natural Tropical Resort
Natural Tropical Resort
Water Wall Escape
Water Wall Escape
Ivy Hideaway
Ivy Hideaway
Unique and Superb
Unique and Superb
Lakehouse Dreams
Lakehouse Dreams
Unique And Superb
Unique And Superb
Latour Staycation
Latour Staycation
Dallas Straightline
Dallas Straightline
Retro Perfection
Retro Perfection

 
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Signature Series

The Signature Series pools consist of eight pre-designed and economically priced pools and will provide you and yours years of care free enjoyment.

Signature Series
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Custom Series

Our Custom Series is designed specifically with your wants and needs in mind. Imagine your backyard - any way you want it!

Custom Series
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Elite Series

Let us help you create the backyard of your dreams! Our Elite Series designs not only turn heads but transform your space into a whole new world.

Elite Series
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Service & Retail

Claffey Pools’ motto “Quality is our commitment to you” does not end when your project is completed.

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This amazing backyard captures every aspect of outdoor entertaining possible. The overall design was built into the natural grade of the yard incorporating a custom grotto and waterfall to escape from the hot Texas sun. The different levels not only create beautiful natural stone backdrop, but multiple jump platforms to plunge into the deep blue waters. The grand staircase built out of stone and iron, leads up to the 48’ custom fiberglass slide. This feature adds a unique element to the yard and brings the child out in all of us. When it’s time to take a break, swim under the bridge and grab a seat at the bar to relax, cool off and have some snacks and refreshments. After a fun filled day and the sun goes down, you can cross over the bridge that leads you to a private destiny. Here, you can escape with friends around a custom built in fire pit or settle in to a hot bubbling spa. Designer: @shellyclaffey Project Manager: Brent Schumacher
Flow with the natural setting and blend with the transitional home plus fun was the recipe for this client success. The hillside gradual rose up and was going to require a 18" high retaining wall. The solution would create great sound and great visual effect, both common with one water feature; however, they are with stair stepped slate water wall. The very précised chipped layer slate stacks up to create "awesome and with a curved wall is amazing". Keeping the rest of the veneer with the clean linear lines, dry stacked flagstone accented all the walls of the spa, grotto and slide. The grotto was the focal point, not your typical pile of rocks, but a clean neat stone work capped with fire and water bowl. The illusion was that the fire bowl provides all the water for the grotto waterfall, the secret was a 3" supply line with water flowing through the dry stack stone with no mortar in sections. Two additional fire and water bowls accent the slate spillway as well. More fun started behind the grotto with a 25' long slide. Plants softened the slide and the back of the pool. Travertine steps treads accent the change of elevation following the hillside grade to the slide and spa. The rolled glass spa edge and pool waterline sparkled in the sunlight and tied in with the pool bath tile as well. This recipe was voted a success by all! Designer: Mike Farley Project Manager: Steve Grindinger
How do you transition from the house to the golf course 10 feet below? With a vanishing edge pool, of course. The large tanning ledge (3 grandkids) with lots of lighted gushers, are the first thing you see as you enter the front door and gaze across the pool onto the golf course. The spa had to be raised 18" for easy access, near the master bedroom door and not block the view of the pool and golf course. The spa is level with the pool and dropping the patio 18" helped transition the yard's substantial cross slope and solved all the challenges. The 24" drop down to the fire pit area kept the spa users warm and close to the master and helps also deal with the slope transition.. The fire pit was a great visual feature from the spa as well as a gathering spot. The house retaining wall also provided additional seating for the large family gathers for smores. The vanishing edge basin had to be large enough for dogs and grand kids to swim around and steps the full length for the dogs safely to get out. The sweeping curved weir wall and landscape walls open the travertine paving out to the evergreen synthetic grass and flow through to the golf course. House stone was used on all the landscape walls but wanted the weir to sparkle with glass tile. When you visit you can see who won the race of the sculptures, the tortoise or the hare and enjoy the views too. Designer: Mike Farley Project Manager: Brent Schumacher
Lightness verses darkness theme carries through this project including never used materials and details to create this transitional gem. The axis and cross axis have stunning water and fire feature elements in the asymmetrical design. To open views to the yard from the family room, the existing outdoor kitchen was removed. The black precise stacked slate spillway provides sound and visual effect and contrasted with the fire line burner visible from everywhere inside. This draws you out to enjoy the pool, and a lot more. The pool offered great places to hang out with the tanning ledge and built in bar stools and lots of room for the game of volleyball. The cross axis from the master bedroom draws the eye across the pool, through the black all tile vanishing edge spa, splitting the dual cabanas, through the fire pit, to gaze on the "Dark Planet" sculpture. The poured in place colored concrete planters wrap around the fire pit and provide plants and landscape lighting to accent the space. Lighting through the Epay wood and travertine cabana columns provide additional glow at night to frame the "Dark Planet" starburst light. The cabanas were divided into entertainment and dining. The graphite air slate, from Spain, covered the entertainment floating center and the cooking counter. The counter was capped in Danae Natural Dekton and the 10' custom floating table was wrapped in Sirius Solid Dekton. Ivory Travertine in a stack bond pattern accented the cabanas, porch, fire pit and key areas blending with the coping and some veneers. The cabana steel roof matched the front home entry roof and helps unify the existing home, with the additions. Details were important down to the lighted and tiled vanishing edge channel for the spa. This project is one to be enjoyed any day of the week but it really is the shiny star every night. Designed by: Mike Farley Project Manager: Bobby Brzozowski