A custom gunite pool gives the design team the freedom to shape the water around the property instead of choosing from a fixed shell. Payne Pool Professionals designs and builds custom gunite swimming pools for eligible Jacksonville and Northeast Florida properties.
The Jacksonville team develops the pool, spa, entries, seating, features, finishes, decking, lighting, and equipment as parts of one backyard plan.

Gunite construction is often selected when design flexibility is a leading priority. Because the structure is formed for the individual project, a gunite pool can respond closely to the architecture, available space, intended use, and desired features.
An approved custom gunite design may include:
Every feature affects design, engineering, hydraulics, materials, construction, and cost. The final scope must be developed for the actual property.

Jacksonville-area properties can present different combinations of lot size, access, drainage, flood conditions, utilities, setbacks, easements, trees, existing structures, neighborhood requirements, and soil or site conditions. Those factors can influence pool placement, dimensions, elevation, equipment location, deck scope, and the construction plan.
Payne begins with the property and the homeowner's priorities. A pool intended for exercise, family activity, entertaining, or quiet relaxation will not necessarily use the same dimensions or features.
Click to view a sample 3D pool rendering.
Payne uses 3D pool design to help homeowners see the proposed gunite pool, spa, steps, ledges, water features, deck, and major backyard elements before construction begins.
This makes it easier to evaluate proportion, placement, circulation, feature relationships, and material direction while the design is still being refined. The rendering is a visualization tool; final construction is governed by approved documents, engineering, permits, inspections, field verification, and contracted scope.
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The structure creates the form. The materials shape the experience.
The selected pool finish influences surface texture and the apparent color of the water. Available categories may include plaster, quartz, pebble, and aggregate options appropriate for the project.
Waterline and decorative tile can add color, pattern, contrast, and architectural detail.
Pool coping and decking frame the water, create usable space, and connect the pool with patios, entries, and outdoor gathering areas.
Spas, raised walls, water features, and other architectural elements can incorporate coordinated stone, tile, veneers, and complementary materials.
Samples and photographs should be treated as selection tools, not guarantees of an identical completed appearance. Water chemistry, depth, lighting, weather, and surrounding materials can affect how colors look.

The circulation, filtration, heating, sanitization, lighting, and control systems should be selected around the approved pool design. A spa, water feature, heating goal, automation plan, or complex hydraulic layout may affect the required equipment.
Explore Payne's pool equipment and automation options as part of the overall project rather than waiting until the design is nearly complete.

Discuss the yard, intended use, design direction, features, and budget considerations.
Develop the custom pool concept and 3D visualization around the property.
Finalize the contracted layout and applicable finishes, tile, coping, decking, lighting, and equipment.
Coordinate the applicable engineering, documentation, permit, and site-preparation requirements.
The project moves through excavation, steel, plumbing, structural shell work, applicable inspections, tile, coping, decking, equipment, and other contracted phases.
The approved interior is applied, the pool is filled, and applicable startup and completion requirements are addressed.

The sequence and duration vary by property, scope, permitting, inspections, access, weather, materials, changes, and other project conditions.
Payne's Jacksonville operation serves eligible gunite projects across Duval, Nassau, and St. Johns counties. Availability depends on the property, jurisdiction, design, access, scope, schedule, and active territory.
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Jacksonville: (904) 648-9411 · Payne Pools Jacksonville LLC | Florida License CPC1460975
A gunite pool is a reinforced concrete swimming pool formed and finished for an individual project. It supports extensive customization in shape, depth, entries, seating, spas, features, lighting, and materials.
Gunite provides substantial design flexibility, but the final layout still depends on property dimensions, setbacks, easements, access, utilities, drainage, engineering, and other site conditions.
Yes. An integrated spa can be considered as part of an eligible custom gunite design, subject to the property, approved plan, hydraulics, equipment, and project scope.
Available project selections may include compatible plaster, quartz, pebble, and aggregate interior finishes along with waterline tile, coping, decking, and exterior materials.
Yes. Payne uses 3D design to help homeowners visualize the proposed pool and major backyard elements before construction.
There is no responsible single timeline for every property. Design, engineering, permitting, inspections, access, weather, material availability, project complexity, changes, and site conditions can all affect completion.
Cost depends on the pool's dimensions, depth, property conditions, access, structural requirements, spa, features, finishes, deck scope, equipment, permitting, engineering, and design complexity.
Payne serves eligible projects across Duval, Nassau, and St. Johns counties through its Jacksonville operation.
Tell Payne how you want to use the backyard, which features matter most, and what the property needs to accommodate. The Jacksonville team can help turn those priorities into a custom design.
Payne Pools Jacksonville LLC | Florida License CPC1460975
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