Die Pool Kings

Paul and Charles create a custom oasis for a military veteran and his family, including a jumping rock with plenty of splash area for the kids, a spacious Baja shelf, a customized overflow plunge spa, and a poolside bar.[HGTV]

Paul and Charles create a custom oasis for a military veteran and his family, including a jumping rock with plenty of splash area for the kids, a spacious Baja shelf, a customized overflow plunge spa, and a poolside bar.[HGTV]

A family's three daughters can't get enough of swimming, but their mom's chlorine sensitivity prevents her from joining in on the fun. Now that they are building their own pool, and she is determined to make it perfect.

Former teachers are splurging on the perfect pool for their new house in Austin, Texas. They want sounds of waterfalls and space for family to visit, so Steve Terry and Justin McGuire create a design with multiple infinity edges.

In San Antonio, the Kings take full advantage of a beautiful property by designing a pool with a Baja shelf, swim-up bar, giant infinity edge, and a massive two-story deck where they can enjoy their cliff-side view.[HGTV]

In San Antonio, the Kings take full advantage of a beautiful property by designing a pool with a Baja shelf, swim-up bar, giant infinity edge, and a massive two-story deck where they can enjoy their cliff-side view.[HGTV]

Three generations living together in Austin, Texas, are ready to upgrade their old pool with a large sun shelf, a spa and more. Paul and Charles Zars create a design that combines recreation and relaxation for the whole family.

Tony and Paul go all out to bring the tropics to Texas by designing a curvilinear pool with an infinity edge, a sunken bar area and water features; there also are jumping areas for their clients' son.[HGTV]

Tony and Paul go all out to bring the tropics to Texas by designing a curvilinear pool with an infinity edge, a sunken bar area and water features; there also are jumping areas for their clients' son.[HGTV]

Charles and Paul deck out a couple's enlarged yard area with a giant deck bisected by a faux stream, a feature-filled pool with a huge stone-slab bridge, jumping boulders, an infinity edge, a baja shelf, and even a slide[HGTV]

Charles and Paul deck out a couple's enlarged yard area with a giant deck bisected by a faux stream, a feature-filled pool with a huge stone-slab bridge, jumping boulders, an infinity edge, a baja shelf, and even a slide[HGTV]

The Pool Kings create a sports pool that will provide endless entertainment for a Tennessee father and his children.

After renovating a fixer-upper into their dream home, a couple is ready to add the final touch by restoring the old pool. Paul and Brian Porter create a modern oasis by adding an infinity edge spa and a luxury barbecue area.

The guys create a masterpiece featuring a huge deck, a Baja shelf and multiple water features; there's also a giant terrace, a Texas-sized fire pit and a raised overflow spa.[HGTV]

The guys create a masterpiece featuring a huge deck, a Baja shelf and multiple water features; there's also a giant terrace, a Texas-sized fire pit and a raised overflow spa.[HGTV]

Paul and Brian Porter take on a pool that's so extraordinary, it will take over a year to build. From a 60-foot pool to an Italian marble fountain, the Pool Kings pull out all the stops to give a home Mediterranean style.

The Pool Kings recreate a Hawaiian paradise right outside the Ritter family's door; they transform the family's yard into a luxurious lagoon and give them a dreamy spot to make lots of new memories.[HGTV]

The Pool Kings recreate a Hawaiian paradise right outside the Ritter family's door; they transform the family's yard into a luxurious lagoon and give them a dreamy spot to make lots of new memories.[HGTV]

A family enhances their spectacular mountain view with a breathtaking pool featuring an infinity edge, outdoor kitchen and firepit.

A couple wants a pool with one-of-a-kind architecture that's also kid-friendly.[HGTV]

An active family in Austin, Texas, wants their own pool so they can spend more time together. Steve and Justin design a feature-packed pool, but with a sloping yard and a gushing underground spring, they have their hands full!

A family's three daughters can't get enough of swimming, but their mother's chlorine sensitivity prevents her from joining in on the fun. Now they're building their own pool, and she is determined to make it perfect.[HGTV]

After saving for years, former teachers are splurging on the perfect pool for their new house in Austin, Texas.[HGTV]

A family in San Antonio, Texas, is remodeling their home and they want a custom pool that has something for everyone. Paul and Tony design a split-level pool with a baja shelf for Mom and plenty of entertainment space for Dad.

Brian and Paul Porter double the fun by giving a family not one, but two new pools! From a 60-foot slide and a sunken spa to a lazy river, the family gets a backyard water park that everyone can enjoy.