A swimming pool should feel like part of the home, not something that was dropped into the yard after everything else was designed. Payne Pool Professionals designs and builds custom gunite pools and Latham fiberglass pools for eligible homeowners throughout Land O' Lakes and the surrounding Tampa Bay market.
Our Tampa team helps homeowners evaluate the property, compare pool construction options, develop the design in 3D, select finishes and equipment, and move through permitting and construction with a plan built around the actual backyard. Land O' Lakes combines established communities with continued residential development, making it a strong market for both new pool construction and upgrades to existing backyard environments.
Two homes in Land O' Lakes can have completely different pool-building conditions. Lot size, rear-yard access, easements, setbacks, existing structures, mature trees, drainage, grade changes, utility locations, outdoor kitchens, lanais, and the relationship between the backyard and the home can all influence what should be built.
Payne starts by understanding those conditions and how you want to use the space. The goal might be a family pool, a custom pool and spa, a quiet backyard retreat, an outdoor entertaining environment, or a larger design that brings the pool, decking, lighting, and architecture together. Those decisions shape the layout before construction begins.
Start Your Land O' Lakes Pool DesignPayne's Tampa team builds custom gunite pools and installs Latham fiberglass pools for eligible Land O' Lakes properties.
Gunite is the strongest option when the backyard or design goals require maximum flexibility. A custom gunite pool can be shaped around the property rather than forcing the property around a prebuilt shell — incorporating integrated spas, tanning ledges, custom entry steps, benches, raised walls, water features, bubblers, premium interior finishes, decorative tile, custom coping, LED lighting, heating, and automation.
Explore Gunite PoolsFiberglass is another strong inground option when an available shell fits the property and desired backyard layout. Payne installs Latham fiberglass pools, giving homeowners access to established pool shapes, sizes, tanning-ledge configurations, entry designs, and other available features.
Explore Fiberglass PoolsPayne's Tampa operation focuses its new residential pool construction on gunite and fiberglass pools. Vinyl liner pool construction is not offered through the Tampa market.
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A backyard plan is much easier to understand when you can actually see it. Payne uses 3D pool design to help homeowners visualize how the proposed pool, spa, decking, water features, and major backyard elements will relate to the house before construction begins. This gives homeowners the opportunity to refine proportions, feature placement, and design choices while they are still on a screen rather than already made of concrete.
Share a few details below and your local Payne Pool Professionals Tampa team will follow up to schedule your 3D design consultation.

A Tampa-area pool has to perform through long periods of heat, strong sun, humidity, heavy seasonal rain, storms, and frequent use. That makes site planning important. Drainage, equipment location, finish selection, decking, landscape relationships, shade, heating, automation, and ease of maintenance all deserve attention during design. The finished project should look good at completion and remain practical for the way the backyard will actually be used.
Land O' Lakes properties generally fall under Pasco County. Residential pool and spa permits can require engineered drawings, site-specific layouts, drainage documentation, equipment information, pool-safety forms, and other supporting information based on the property.
Payne coordinates the applicable pool permitting process based on the project address, proposed design, and jurisdiction.
Permit, zoning, flood, engineering, and code requirements can change and vary by property. Payne confirms the requirements applicable to the specific project during planning and permitting.
The pool structure is only part of the finished environment. Interior surfaces, tile, coping, decking, and exterior architectural materials influence water color, texture, visual contrast, and how well the pool connects with the home.
Explore All Pool MaterialsPlaster, quartz, pebble, and other interior finish options for eligible gunite projects and remodels.
Explore Pool FinishesWaterline and decorative tile that add color, texture, and architectural detail.
Explore Pool TileDecking and coping help frame the water and tie the pool into the outdoor environment.
Explore Decking & CopingStone, veneers, tile, and other materials for raised walls, spas, and water features.
Explore Exterior FinishesIf the property already has a swimming pool, a well-planned renovation can completely change the backyard without replacing the entire pool. Depending on the existing pool and scope, Payne can help with eligible resurfacing, replastering, new interior finishes, pool tile, coping, decking updates, equipment upgrades, lighting, feature improvements, and broader aesthetic renovations.
Explore Pool RemodelingThe pool's equipment determines much of what happens after the pretty pictures are taken. Payne can help homeowners evaluate pumps, filters, heaters, lighting, controls, and automation for eligible new pools and equipment-upgrade projects.
Explore Pool EquipmentWe learn about the property, backyard, pool type, desired features, budget priorities, and how you want to use the space.

We learn about the property, backyard, pool type, and desired features.
The proposed pool is developed around the property and your priorities.
Choose applicable finishes, tile, coping, equipment, lighting, and design elements.
Payne coordinates the required pool-permit process based on the applicable jurisdiction.
The project moves through excavation, structural work, plumbing, equipment, inspections, and finishes.
Once construction and final requirements are complete, the backyard moves from concept to something you can use.

Payne's Tampa operation serves homeowners throughout Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas, and Hernando counties.
Compare custom gunite construction with Latham fiberglass options based on your property and project goals.
Visualize the proposed pool and major backyard features before construction.
Payne works with both new construction and eligible existing-pool renovations.
Coordinate finishes, tile, coping, equipment, and lighting as part of the broader project.
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There is no useful single price for a custom swimming pool because project conditions vary dramatically. The final investment can depend on gunite versus fiberglass construction, pool size and depth, property access, excavation and site conditions, integrated spa, tanning ledges, water features, interior finish, tile, coping, decking, heating, automation, lighting, drainage, permitting, engineering requirements, and overall design complexity. A site-specific consultation and design provide a much more realistic basis for budgeting than a generic advertised starting price.
Payne Pool Professionals provides access to third-party financing resources for qualified homeowners. Loan approval, rates, terms, and conditions are determined by the individual financing provider.
Explore Pool FinancingLand O' Lakes is part of Payne Pool Professionals' Tampa Bay service market. Payne's Tampa operation serves eligible properties throughout Hillsborough County, Pasco County, Pinellas County, and Hernando County. Nearby communities we serve include Wesley Chapel, Odessa, and New Port Richey.
Tampa: (813) 421-1159
Yes. Payne serves eligible Land O' Lakes properties through its Tampa operation.
Payne's Tampa operation builds custom gunite pools and installs Latham fiberglass pools for eligible properties.
No. Payne's Tampa operation does not offer new vinyl liner pool construction. Tampa-area new pool options focus on gunite and fiberglass.
Yes. Gunite allows highly customized shapes, depths, spas, tanning ledges, water features, seating areas, lighting, and finish selections.
Yes. Payne installs Latham fiberglass pools when the selected model and property conditions are appropriate for the project.
Yes. Eligible remodeling projects may include resurfacing, replastering, finishes, tile, coping, decking, equipment upgrades, lighting, and broader renovations.
Yes. Payne uses 3D design to help homeowners visualize the proposed pool and major backyard elements before construction.
Yes. Pool construction is subject to the permits and requirements of the jurisdiction governing the property. Requirements vary by address and project scope.
Cost depends on the pool type, size, property conditions, features, finishes, decking, equipment, permitting, engineering, and overall design complexity.
Payne provides access to third-party financing resources for qualified homeowners.
Call Payne Pool Professionals' Tampa team at (813) 421-1159.
Whether you are considering a highly customized gunite pool, comparing Latham fiberglass designs, or planning a major renovation to an existing pool, start with the property and what you want the backyard to become.
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