Welcome to Pool Engineering, Inc. Specializing in the Structural Design of Swimming Pools and Related Residential Improvement Structures We offer a large library of standardized plans for almost every imaginable swimming pool feature as well as full custom engineering design services.
Let's Pool Together! Click here to watch an important video from CPSA! We have STANDARDIZED engineering plans for many different Pool and Landscaping designs including: Vanishing Edges Vinyl Liner Pools Caves & Grottos Water Slides Artificial and Natural Rock Features Beach Entries Upslope, Downslope and almost every possible surcharge condition Plus, standardized plans for Decks, Retaining Walls, Fireplaces, Wood Patio Structures & more. At Pool Engineering, Inc., our job is to make your job easier! Principals Licensed in: Arizona California Colorado Georgia Idaho Massachusetts New Mexico Oklahoma Oregon Texas Utah Washington NOW IN NEVADA!
We’re a small family firm; however, we are Nationally Recognized Swimming Pool Experts in Both Structural Engineering and Construction Trade Practice! We help you learn the right way to build pools by presenting seminars on every aspect of pool construction at national & local pool industry conferences & trade shows. We also frequently author and contribute to trade publications on all aspects of swimming pool structural design & construction trade practice.
What's New Progression of Work after Shotcrete Application Read our article in Shotcrete Magazine's Spring 2010 edition on answers to questions about work performed after Shotcrete application. Building Pools in Hillside Areas Read our article in APSP Quarterly's Fall issue on pool construction in hillside areas.	Publications Shotcrete Articles   Read our newest trade articles regarding common problems and repair procedures with shotcrete and gunite construction of swimming pools. By Ron Lacher, P.E., C.B.P.

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Publications Rust on Rebar: Required surface condition of reinforcing steel New! Pool Engineering, Inc. is frequently asked about the required surface condition of reinforcing steel with regards to rust. It is a common misconception that reinforcing steel must be free of rust.