By Nicole Heubusch
It’s summertime in Florida, and if you don’t have a pool, you’re probably wishing you did. Neal Communities, an award winning local home builder with over 40 years of experience, created a pool company that will help you take your vision and design the pool of your dreams. This division of Neal, Waterscapes Pools & Spas, is one of the area’s largest pool builders of residential and commercial pools in Florida.
Waterscapes Pools & Spas is family owned and operated and takes pride in providing their clients with the same level of customer service that Neal Communities is renowned for. With 16 people on staff, they are efficiently able to design, build and coordinate as a team to make sure the process of creating your dream pool is as easy as possible. With offices in Lakewood Ranch and Bonita Springs, Waterscapes services residents in Hillsborough, Manatee, Sarasota, Lee and Collier counties.
John Collier, vice president of Waterscapes, is a resident of Apollo Beach and has built dozens of pools in the Hillsborough area. When asked what his favorite part of being a pool builder is, he replied, “I enjoy seeing the transformation of taking an empty piece of land and creating a backyard oasis. For my customers, it’s like providing them with their own private paradise.”
Waterscapes Pools & Spas offers an abundance of pool styles to choose from. Their creative design staff will help you select from popular pool styles such as infinity edge, beach entry and from a variety of custom features like waterfalls, overflowing spas and even a fire feature.
With periodic promotions throughout the year, it’s always a good time to call Waterscapes and schedule a personal consultation. Their website showcases many examples of beautiful designs that will help inspire the possibilities of building your own pool for friends and family to enjoy all year long.
Waterscapes Pools & Spas is located at 8141 Lakewood Main St., Ste. 209A in Lakewood Ranch. Learn more today by visiting waterscapespools.com or calling 252-2716.
