Die Pool Kings

A San Antonio couple is ready to put in a pool that completes their 20-acre property. Tony and Paul design a natural waterfall, a stacked-stone spa and a baja shelf. [HGTV]

Faced with a dilapidated 1980s-style pool, the Kings rip it out and build a Tuscan beauty with multiple overflows, glass detail work and a fantastic six-foot feature wall with multiple sconces and an open top waterfall.[HGTV]

Tony and Paul build a couple's dream pool to go along with their outdoor entertaining space; the guys design a feature-packed pool that fits perfectly with the new space.[HGTV]

Texas grandparents want a backyard that will amaze their grandchildren more than the exotic animals that live next door. The Kings create a dog-friendly baja shelf and a massive three-tiered boulder waterfall.[HGTV]

Grandparents want an irresistible pool to entice their grandchildren to spend plenty of time at their new place; Steve and Justin come through with a beautiful raised pool design featuring a huge deck.[HGTV]

A young family asks the Pool Kings to build the perfect pool for their home overlooking the mountains outside Ogden, Utah; the team delivers with a 50-foot-long, 12-foot-deep pool with a sheet waterfall.[HGTV]

In the Texas Hill Country, Matt and Jen want to tear out their deck and rebuild their backyard. The Pool Kings use stylish and low-maintenance ceramic wood decking with self-cleaning technology.[HGTV]

Steve and Justin are determined to convert a couple's neglected 1980s-style pool into a modern lakeside paradise, but hidden engineering issues make this build more complicated than it seems.[HGTV]

The Pool Kings are put to the test when a Texas family asks them to design and build a one-of-a-kind, natural-looking cocktail pool. The guys build an expansive creek waterfall, natural rock steps and sunken boulders.[HGTV]

In Austin, Texas, the Pool Kings build a pool for a family in their challenging sloped yard. It includes a cabana, an oversized spillover spa and a special place just for cannonballs.[HGTV]