Texas, city by city
Where the new pools are — and how to make them yours.
FirstSplash tracks new residential pool construction across Texas every month. Pick your city to see what we know about it, what a route there is worth, and how we'd put your company in front of every new pool owner before the water's even in.
Live example: 831 new residential pools were permitted in Austin in the last 12 months — real numbers, straight from city records.
Dallas–Fort Worth
The northern suburbs of Dallas–Fort Worth are one of the densest new-pool corridors in America — master-planned communities from Celina to Mansfield add backyard pools by the subdivision, not by the street.
Greater Houston
Houston builds pools nearly year-round. The west and north arcs — Katy, Cypress, Fulshear, The Woodlands — pair long swim seasons with some of the fastest household growth in Texas.
Austin metro
Austin and its hill-country suburbs mix high incomes with brutal summers — a combination that keeps pool builders booked from Georgetown down to Kyle.
San Antonio metro
From Alamo Ranch out to New Braunfels and Boerne, San Antonio’s growth ring is quietly one of the strongest weekly-service markets in the state — hard water and hot summers keep pools on professional care.
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