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Andrea M.
"We wanted a concrete pool in The Woodlands that fit a tight backyard. Liquid Therapy Pools walked the yard with us, laid out our options and gave us a clear proposal before work began. The crew kept us updated the whole way. Our kids barely leave the water now."
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Brian T.
"Our pool in Spring was stained and rough on the feet, so we called about resurfacing. They talked us through color and finish options first, which meant no surprises later. The water looks clean and bright, and our weekends start at the pool again."
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Daniel K.
"Our Kingwood pool needed more than a patch job. Liquid Therapy Pools planned a full remodel and showed us the layout, scope and pricing up front. The crew respected our home and kept the site tidy. It feels like a brand-new backyard without starting over."
Spas
Your Own Soak, Steps From the Back Door
Inground spas in North Houston, attached to your pool or on their own. Add one to a new pool or the pool you already have. A spa turns a summer-only pool area into a year-round spot: a hot soak on a January evening, a place to warm up after a swim, a quiet corner for two. We’ll help you decide where it sits, how it connects to the deck and the house, and how big it needs to be for the people using it. Consultations are free.
More Nights Outside: Houston winters are short, but a hot soak makes a cool evening worth stepping outside for. It turns the pool area into a space you use in more than one season.
Attached or Standalone: An attached spa sits at the pool's edge and can spill over into it, so the two read as one design. A standalone spa can sit closer to the house or tuck into a quieter corner.
Sized for Your Crowd: Decide how many people you want to fit, then size the spa from there. Benches and steps take up room inside, so a spa often seats fewer people than its outside size suggests.
Your Project Starts here
Adding a Spa to an Existing Pool
You don't need a new pool to get a spa. An attached spa ties into the pool's plumbing and equipment, which may need an upgrade to keep up. A standalone spa can run on its own. Either way, expect some deck work around it. Request a Consultation and we'll look at which option your yard can take.
Building a Pool? Plan the Spa Now
If a new pool is on the way, design the spa with it. Shared plumbing, one deck and one round of construction is simpler than cutting a spa in later. It's also the time to decide whether it spills into the pool, sits raised for a view or stands apart near the patio.
Get the Spa Placement Right
Who's Soaking
A quiet spot for two and a spa for the whole family call for different sizes and different spots.
The Walk From the House
Put it where you'll actually use it. A short path from the back door means more nights in the spa.
Room Around the Edge
Leave space for steps, a walkway and a spot for towels and drinks, not just the water itself.
Why Choose Liquid Therapy Pools?
A new pool or backyard update starts with how you want to spend your time outside. Whether you’re planning a place to swim, gather with friends or relax at the end of the day, Liquid Therapy Pools helps homeowners across North Houston and surrounding communities explore the possibilities.
Our services include concrete pool construction, pool renovation and remodeling, resurfacing and spas. We also create outdoor spaces with pavers and patios, water features, fire features and firepits, landscaping and hardscaping, and outdoor kitchens. Bring us one improvement you have in mind or a broader vision for your backyard.
We serve communities from Tomball to Liberty and north toward Huntsville and Cleveland. Tell us what’s working, what you’d like to change and what matters most to you. Call (346) 876-5711 or request a free consultation to discuss your project.
FAQs
Frequently Asked
Questions
We've provided answers to many of our most frequently asked questions. Have a different question for our team? We're happy to help! Just send us an email at liquidtherapypools@gmail.com.
How much space does an inground spa need?
More than the water itself. Most residential inground spas run roughly 6 to 8 feet across, and you'll want room around that for the spa wall, steps in and out, a walkway and a spot for towels and drinks. Benches and steps take up interior space, so a spa can seat fewer people than its size suggests. Decide how many people you want to fit, then size it from there.
Can a spa be added to an existing pool?
Often, yes. An attached spa ties into the pool's plumbing and equipment, which may need an upgrade to handle the extra load, especially heating. A separate spa can run on its own system. Either way, expect some deck work around the new spa and new lines from the equipment pad. Your current pool's layout and the open space around it decide which option fits.
Should my spa be attached to the pool or separate?
An attached spa sits at the pool's edge, usually shares its equipment and often spills over into the pool. It's convenient and makes the pool and spa read as one design. A separate spa can go closer to the house, in a quieter corner or where there's no room beside the pool, but it may need its own equipment. Pick based on where you'd actually want to sit.
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New Pools & Pool Renovations: Build a new concrete pool or refresh the one you have with remodeling or resurfacing. Focus on the changes that matter most for your backyard.
Outdoor Spaces You’ll Use: Bring your backyard together with pavers, patios, outdoor kitchens, landscaping and more. Create space for cooking, gathering or relaxing beside the pool.