Fully Custom Gunite Pools • Southwest Florida • Licensed & Insured
Design a pool, spa, and outdoor-living space around your property, your home, and the way you want to live outside.
Start Your Pool Consultation Explore Completed ProjectsSpiro Custom Pools designs and builds fully custom residential gunite/shotcrete pools for homeowners across Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, and surrounding Southwest Florida communities. Every new pool begins with the property: the usable yard, home architecture, sun and shade, drainage, access, setbacks, views, outdoor-living goals, and any applicable HOA requirements.
That site-first approach gives the design team flexibility to create geometric pools, freeform pools, attached spas, sun shelves, infinity or vanishing-edge concepts, water features, fire features, custom lighting, and coordinated decks or lanais. The goal is not to fit a stock pool into the yard. It is to create a complete outdoor environment that looks and functions as though it belongs with the home.
Spiro develops the design before construction begins so you can evaluate the layout, finishes, features, equipment, and relationship to the surrounding space. Final feasibility, materials, schedule, and investment are then tied to the approved design and property conditions.
Meet the Spiro Custom Pools team →
Every project below links to a complete project page with additional photography.
View Project →RyanWild Blue
View Project →TaylorEsplanade Lake Club
View Project →TrabuccoVerdana Village
View Project →UrbanGulf Harbour Yacht & Country Club
View Project →MoonCape Coral
View Project →AlmeidaCape Coral
View Project →HippertMarco Island
View Project →ImpellusoAzure at Hacienda Lakes
View Project →ChilleliJonathan Harbor
Gunite/shotcrete construction gives the design team flexibility to shape the pool around the property rather than requiring the yard to accept a preformed shell. That flexibility is especially valuable when the home, lanai, water view, access, or outdoor-living plan calls for a specific size, shape, elevation, or feature relationship.
A custom residential pool may include:
Not every feature belongs on every property. Spiro helps you decide which elements support the site, visual style, intended use, and approved investment instead of adding disconnected features for the sake of a longer proposal.
The pool should support how people move between the home, lanai, water, seating, and other outdoor spaces. Shape affects more than appearance, it influences usable deck area, entry points, play space, swim paths, views, and maintenance access.
An attached spa can be integrated into the pool shape, raised as a design focal point, or positioned to preserve views and deck space. Spillway style, seating, heating, controls, and access are decided as part of the overall hydraulic and structural design.
Sun shelves, tanning ledges, steps, and benches can make a pool more useful for lounging, young swimmers, conversation, or gradual entry. Their size and placement should reflect the pool's intended use rather than simply following a trend.
Sheer descents, scuppers, bubblers, fountains, waterfalls, raised walls, and fire features add sound, movement, and nighttime atmosphere. The design accounts for wind, splash, sightlines, equipment requirements, and how the feature looks when it is turned off.
Compatible lighting and control systems can simplify operation of pumps, heat, spa modes, water features, and nighttime scenes. Final capabilities depend on the selected equipment ecosystem and installation scope.
Deck materials, drainage, furniture zones, outdoor kitchens, fire areas, screen enclosures, and landscaping are considered before the final pool layout. A strong design leaves enough room for the backyard to function when people are out of the water.
Spiro visits the property to understand the yard, access, home, views, drainage, known setbacks, HOA requirements, and how you expect to use the pool and outdoor area.
The team develops a site-specific concept and uses 3D visualization so you can evaluate the layout, finishes, features, and relationship to the home before construction begins.
Pool dimensions, spa, water features, finish, tile, coping, decking, lighting, heating, sanitation, automation, allowances, and exclusions are documented in the proposal.
Required engineering, association review where applicable, permit documents, and agency comments are coordinated for the approved design. Requirements and review timing depend on the property and jurisdiction.
After approvals, construction proceeds through layout, excavation, steel, plumbing, electrical coordination, gunite/shotcrete placement, tile, coping, decking, equipment, interior finish, and inspections.
The pool is filled and started according to the selected finish and equipment requirements. You receive operating and care guidance, along with information about recurring pool service and pool repair support.
Design, HOA review, permitting, construction complexity, inspections, weather, material availability, and approved changes all affect timing. Your project proposal provides the schedule assumptions for your specific property.
A mailing address does not always identify the permitting authority. Projects may fall within a city, village, or unincorporated county jurisdiction, each with its own current submittal and inspection process. Confirming the authority early clarifies which checklist and review period apply.
Many Southwest Florida communities require association approval in addition to municipal permitting. Community rules may affect materials, colors, setbacks, equipment visibility, screen enclosures, construction access, work hours, and landscape restoration.
Canal-front, coastal, and flood-zone properties may require additional attention to surveys, elevations, seawalls, easements, stormwater flow, and existing shoreline structures. Inland lots also require property-specific drainage and access planning, so each site is evaluated on its own conditions.
Side-yard width, gates, neighboring improvements, utilities, landscaping, and screen structures influence how equipment and materials reach the backyard. Access constraints can change design, sequencing, and cost.
Residential pools must comply with applicable Florida and local safety requirements. The approved protection may involve barriers, alarms, covers, or other code-compliant measures based on the project.
Compare more than the total price. Review dimensions, finishes, tile, coping, decking, equipment models, heating, lighting, automation, permit responsibility, allowance amounts, exclusions, payment schedule, warranty terms, cleanup, and change-order procedures. Explore pool financing options as you plan.
The interior finish, tile, coping, decking, circulation, filtration, heating, sanitation, lighting, and automation should work together technically and visually. Spiro works with established suppliers including PebbleTec, Pentair, AquaCal, Artistic Pavers, Stone Mart, NPT, Tremron, Tricircle, and AquaWorx. Specific products are selected for each project and documented in the proposal.
Jeffrey Spiro, Jr. founded the company in Fort Myers in 2012. The team now serves residential clients across eligible Lee, Collier, and Charlotte County communities from its Fort Myers office.
Florida's Department of Business and Professional Regulation lists Spiro Custom Pools under current residential pool/spa contractor license CPC1458672. View the state record.
The residential pool project gallery contains dozens of completed projects with real photography and individual project pages, so you can evaluate the company's design range directly.
Spiro supports new residential construction and also maintains separate renovation, repair, and maintenance teams, giving homeowners a clear path for long-term pool care after handover.
Pool & Spa News included Spiro Custom Pools in its 2025 Top 50 Service list, a recognition of the company's pool service operation.
Spiro serves eligible homeowners throughout Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties. Each location page covers deeper local planning information.
Spiro was founded in Fort Myers and builds custom residential pools throughout eligible Lee County communities. Properties range from inland master-planned neighborhoods to waterfront and acreage lots, each with different access, drainage, HOA, and design considerations.
Fort Myers pool builder →Cape Coral includes both inland and canal-front properties. Pool design may need to coordinate waterfront views, seawalls, docks, easements, flood information, equipment placement, stormwater flow, and outdoor-living access.
Cape Coral pool builder →Naples-area projects may involve architectural-review standards, established landscaping, coastal conditions, and communities with detailed material and construction rules. Those requirements are identified early in design.
Naples pool builder →Homeowners in Bonita Springs, Estero, Ave Maria, Babcock Ranch, Marco Island, and other eligible Southwest Florida communities can explore dedicated location pages for more locally focused planning information.
Spiro designs and builds fully custom gunite or shotcrete pools, including geometric and freeform pools, attached spas, sun shelves, infinity or vanishing-edge concepts, water features, fire features, custom lighting, automation, and coordinated outdoor-living elements. Final options depend on the property, approvals, and project scope.
Gunite or shotcrete construction allows the pool to be shaped around the home, yard, access, and intended features instead of relying on a preformed shell. It is useful when a property calls for a custom size, shape, spa relationship, ledge, raised wall, or edge condition.
Spiro's current process uses 3D visualization to help homeowners evaluate the pool layout, colors, materials, and features before construction. Exact design deliverables and revision terms should be confirmed in the proposal.
Spiro coordinates the approved project's required engineering, permit submission, inspections, and applicable HOA or architectural-review documentation. Requirements and timelines vary by jurisdiction and community.
Cost depends on pool and spa dimensions, site access, engineering, finish, tile, coping, decking, equipment, heating, automation, water or fire features, enclosure work, landscaping coordination, and property conditions. An on-site consultation and itemized proposal provide a more useful estimate than one regional starting price.
The schedule depends on design development, HOA review, engineering, permitting, inspections, weather, construction complexity, material availability, and approved changes. Spiro provides project-specific timing assumptions after the property and design are understood.
Yes, on suitable properties. Waterfront projects may require coordination with surveys, setbacks, easements, seawalls, docks, flood information, stormwater flow, views, and construction access. Feasibility depends on the specific site and approvals.
Yes. Attached spas, spillways, sun shelves, steps, and benches can be incorporated into a custom design when the property, engineering, and approved scope support them.
Bring a current survey if available, HOA or community design rules, inspiration images, a list of priorities, information about planned outdoor kitchens or enclosures, and any timing considerations. It also helps to identify how the yard is used now and which features matter most.
Yes. Spiro offers recurring pool service and separate pool repair for eligible properties in its active service area. Plan availability should be confirmed for the project address.
Content reviewed by Spiro Custom Pools · Last reviewed: October 2026
Choose the project styles and features that caught your attention, then start with an on-site conversation with a custom residential pool builder in Southwest Florida about your actual home, lot, and outdoor-living goals.
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