Cumming and North Atlanta
Pool care and renovations from one local crew.
We clean pools every week, fix what breaks, and resurface or rebuild them when they wear out. You talk to Hunter from the first call to the last day on site.
Winter is the best time to renovate. Book now and swim in a new pool by spring.
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Pool closings, booking now
It’s closing season. Let’s close it right.
Close it clean this fall and it opens clean in spring. No green water, no stains, no cleanup bill before you can swim. One visit, done by Hunter’s crew.
- Clean and brushWalls, floor, steps and baskets
- Balance the waterSo it doesn’t stain or scale over winter
- WinterizeChemicals and equipment set for the cold
- Cover onSecured and checked
Hunter confirms what your pool needs on the visit. Serving Cumming, Forsyth County and North Atlanta.
What we do
Everything your pool needs, from one company.
Whether your pool is brand new, twenty years old, green after a summer of neglect, or just needs someone reliable every week, you get the same person on the phone.
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Weekly and bi-weekly maintenance
Cleaning, water chemistry and a look at the equipment on a set day, every week or every other week. The same person every visit, so small problems get caught early.
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Green to clean
A pool that sat and turned green can come back. We get the water clear, balance the chemistry, and get the filter and equipment running right.
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Repairs
Pumps, filters, heaters, plumbing, lights and leaks. We find the problem first, then tell you straight whether it should be fixed or replaced.
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Renovations
Plaster and pebble resurfacing, waterline tile and coping, vinyl liner replacement and full remodels. Most renovations take 7 to 30 days, depending on size, materials and weather. Winter is the best time to do it.
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New builds
New pool construction in Cumming, Forsyth County and North Atlanta. Most builds take 6 to 12 weeks, depending on size, materials and weather. We start the pool up and balance it before we hand it over.
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Openings and closings
Spring opening: the cover comes off, the water gets cleared and balanced, and the equipment is started up. Fall closing, $349: the pool is winterized so it opens clean next year.
Book an opening or closing
We also handle
- Filter cleaning
- Pool school we teach you how to care for your own pool
- Chemical balancing
- Leak detection
- New equipment installs
Renovations
Four renovations we handle from start to finish.
If your pool has a rough finish, a stained tile line, loose coping or a faded liner, we fix it and handle the whole job ourselves.
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Resurfacing
Plaster or pebble. We drain the pool, prep the old surface, put the new finish on, then fill it and balance the water. Rough, stained or chalky plaster gets a fresh start.

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Waterline tile and coping
The tile line is what you see every day. New tile, new grout, and coping set tight and even. Usually done with a resurface while the pool is already drained.

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Vinyl liner replacement
Faded, wrinkled or leaking liner. We measure the pool, order the pattern you pick, fit it and fill it. Thicker liners hold up longer.

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Full remodels
New finish, new tile, new coping and new equipment in one job with one plan. If the whole pool looks dated, this is the one.

Example pool
Pool designer
Design your pool in 3D.
Spin the yard, change the finish, tile and deck, add a spa or a fire trough, then flip it to night. When it looks right, send it to Hunter and he prices your version.
Pool designer
Build your pool. Then send it to Hunter.
Pick the shape, finish, tile, coping and deck. Add a tanning ledge, a spa or a rock waterfall. Switch to sunset or night to see the lights. Drag to orbit, pinch to zoom. The water color follows the finish, the same way it does in a real pool.

The 3D designer needs a newer browser. Here is one of the finishes, and we bring real samples to the estimate.
Shape
Interior finish
Waterline tile
Coping
Deck
Features
Small pebble in the finish. Rich lake blue water and the surface hides wear well.
Send my design to HunterYour picks go in with the estimate request. Hunter brings real samples of the finish and tile to the visit.
Same pool, new finish
Drag to see what a resurface changes.
Worn plaster and a stained tile line on the left. New pebble, tile and coping on the right. Rendered example, same pool both sides.


Why winter
Renovate in winter so your pool is ready by spring.
Most renovations take 7 to 30 days, depending on size, materials and weather. In winter the pool is closed anyway. Book it now. The work happens while the cover is on, and on the first warm weekend you are swimming in a new pool.
The downtime costs you nothing
The pool is closed anyway. Draining it in January takes away zero swim days. Draining it in June takes away the best ones.
The schedule has room
Spring is when everyone calls. Winter jobs get a start window instead of a waiting list, and we can take our time and do it right.
Most winter weeks here are workable
North Georgia winters are mild more days than not. We watch the forecast, pick the windows that work for plaster and pebble, and work around the cold snaps.
How it works
How a job works, in four steps.
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Free estimate
Send the form or call. Hunter comes out, looks at the finish, the tile line, the coping and the equipment, and tells you what actually needs doing and what does not.
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Written quote
One page. What is included, what is not, and the price. You pick the finish and tile from real samples, not a screen.
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Start window
You get a start window up front and a heads up before we show up. If weather moves it, you hear it from us first.
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Done and balanced
We fill the pool, bring the chemistry in, and walk you through caring for the new surface while it cures.
Weekly and bi-weekly maintenance
The same person, on the same day, every visit.
Cleaning, water chemistry and a look at the equipment on a set day, weekly or every other week, across Cumming, Forsyth County and North Atlanta. The person who services your pool is the one who notices when the finish is getting rough or the pump sounds different, so you hear about it early instead of after it fails.
Ask about maintenance
How a maintenance visit works
Every visit follows the same 12 steps.
This is the checklist on every service stop. It ends with a service report sent to you, so you know what was done and how the water tested.
- 01Inspect pool
- 02Blow off deck
- 03Empty skimmers
- 04Empty pump basket
- 05Test chemicals
- 06Leaf net
- 07Vacuum pool
- 08Brush pool and tile
- 09Backwash if sand filter
- 10Inspect equipment
- 11Add necessary chemicals
- 12Publish service report
Service area
We serve Cumming, Forsyth County and North Atlanta.
Based in Cumming. If you are in Forsyth County or the North Atlanta suburbs, you are in range. Not sure? Put your ZIP in the form and we will tell you.
Free estimate
Tell us what is going on with your pool.
A couple of lines is enough. Hunter will call to set a time to come look. Photos help if you have them.
- What happens next A call back to set the visit, then a written quote after Hunter sees the pool.
- Prefer to call (470) 758-1230
- Prefer to email hunterpatrick@luckyduckpoolsga.com
- Instagram @hunterpatrickpools
