See a pool in your backyard

Enter your address and AuroraPool renders a custom swimming pool into imagery of your real property — not a stock backyard. It takes about a minute, it's free, and there's no obligation.

How the Render Studio works

  1. 1Enter your addressWe find your home by satellite and confirm the lot before anything is drawn.
  2. 2Choose your backyard viewUse the satellite image, run a 3D scan of the property, or upload a photo of the back of your house.
  3. 3Get your designA custom pool is rendered into that view and lands on your own property page, ready to share or quote.

Questions homeowners ask

How does the pool design studio work?

Enter your property address and we locate your home by satellite. Pick the view we build from — the satellite image, a 3D scan of your lot, or your own backyard photo — and our renderer paints a custom pool into that exact scene. Your finished design opens on its own page in about a minute or two.

Is it free?

Yes. Designing your pool in the studio costs nothing and there is no obligation. Requesting a quote from the design afterwards is optional and also free.

Do I need to upload a photo?

No — a live satellite view of your property works on its own. A real photo taken from the back of your house gives the most realistic result, so upload one if you have it handy.

Is the design based on my actual house?

It is. The pool is rendered into imagery of your real property rather than a stock backyard, so the house, the lot lines and the slope you already have are what you see behind the water.

Which areas do you serve?

AuroraPool builds across Denton County and the wider Dallas–Fort Worth area, including Argyle, Flower Mound, Northlake, Denton, Copper Canyon, Little Elm, Aubrey, Justin and Sanger. You can render a design from anywhere — the build itself is local.

Where we build

AuroraPool designs and builds swimming pools across Denton County and the Dallas–Fort Worth area — Argyle, Flower Mound, Northlake, Denton, Copper Canyon, Little Elm, Aubrey, Justin and Sanger. Sloped and new-construction lots welcome. See finished designs →