North Little Rock sits directly across the Arkansas River from the capital, and while it's part of the same Pulaski County metro, it has its own distinct mix of established riverside neighborhoods and newer suburban development further from downtown. We build and service pools across both, from older homes near the river in areas like Park Hill, where existing pools often need resurfacing, tile replacement, or equipment upgrades, to newer construction further north and east where we handle more ground-up gunite and fiberglass installs.
North Little Rock borders Sherwood to the northeast and sits just across the river from Little Rock proper, and our crews move between all three regularly in a single week. Soil here is generally similar to the rest of the Pulaski County river valley: clay-heavy with pockets of rockier ground depending on elevation, which we account for during excavation and steel placement on every new pool build. Lower-lying lots closer to the river also need extra attention to drainage and grading so runoff doesn't pool against the deck or equipment pad after heavy spring rain, which central Arkansas gets plenty of.
Like the rest of the metro, North Little Rock sees a real winter freeze most years, and we schedule closings and openings around that pattern rather than a fixed calendar date, since a mild winter and a hard one call for slightly different timing on when it's safe to reopen plumbing lines.
Our Services in North Little Rock
Other Areas We Serve
Also serving: Bryant, Maumelle, Jacksonville, Cabot, Alexander, Mayflower, and Searcy.
North Little Rock Pool Questions
Yes, resurfacing, tile and coping replacement, and equipment upgrades on older pools are some of our most common projects in North Little Rock's established neighborhoods.
North Little Rock sits right between Little Rock and Sherwood, so it's centrally located within our service area and doesn't add significant scheduling time for maintenance routes or construction crews.
Yes, lots closer to the Arkansas River often need extra grading and drainage work around the pool and equipment pad, which we plan for during the on-site assessment.
