Rocky Mountain Pools builds swimming pools, spas and ponds with innovative water features with design flair throughout Boise and the greater Southern Idaho region. From the initial contact with Rocky Mountain Pools, you can expect friendly service and professionalism - dealing with the same person throughout the process and not any salesman. Rocky Mountain Pools is owned and operated by Ryan Stadler - a third generation pool builder. Ryan's family has been building pools in Idaho for over 50 years.
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We interviewed several pool companies in the Boise area and ultimately went with Ryan and Rocky Mountain Pools because we felt Ryan was the most informative and hands on contractor we spoke with. We had a wonderful experience! Ryan was onsite a lot of the time with all the excavating and digging. He kept us informed every step of the way and if we had any questions he got back to us immediately. We love our pool, and highly recommend going with Rocky Mountain. Rocky Mountain Pools installed a pool for us in the summer of 2016.
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Realizing your dream pool takes imagination, clear communication and experience. Any design- whether a sleek, urban lap pool or an organic, free form creation must be carefully integrated into the site. The location, proportion, shape, materials used, decking, and landscaping need to be carefully considered.
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Once the placement of the pool has been determined, it's time to choose the shape, size and style. This will establish not only the parameters of the pool within the landscape and proportionality to your property, but the character of the entire pool environment as well. Formal pools, in symmetrical shapes, with straight lines can repeat the architectural planes of a house.
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Choosing the materials with which you surround your pool will have a major impact on it's look & feel. By using concrete, stone or timber you can achieve a very individual pool. Like a picture frame, the rim around the pool controls the way in which the surface of the water is perceived. Edges whether angled, curved or straight offer the opportunity to break down or build up barriers between land and water in creative ways.
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