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You have a yard. You just can't use it for half the year.
Sign in October and be swimming this spring. We design it, permit it, and build it through the winter. You pick the float.
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You have a yard. You just can't use it for half the year.
So it slides to next year. Then it happens again.
The years you spend waiting are the ones you'd want most by the water.
Permits take 6 to 8 weeks. Most of our pools are swim-ready about 120 days after we dig. Start now and that math lands in spring. Start when it's hot and it lands after summer's gone.
Timing depends on your design, permitting, HOA review, and weather. Your designer gives you a real schedule before you sign.
Every week you wait in October pushes your first swim a week later in spring.
Get in Line for SpringMost people don't put off a pool because they don't want one. They put it off because the process feels big, the investment feels like a mystery, and nobody has shown them a clear path.
That's the part we fix. You see the whole backyard before a shovel moves, with one team accountable from the first sketch to the first swim.
We are not a pool company. We build the complete outdoor space around it.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
We had a great experience from Thom’s design through Jeff’s construction management and project completion. Work began the day after receiving the building permit. They worked on in almost every day. Very happy with the finished product. We get a lot of compliments.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Complete outdoors is AMAZING!!!
Our designer, Thom, worked with us to create our dream pool with water features and our general contractor, Kris, executed on it flawlessly!
The communication was excellent and their professional experience was evident.
I will be using Complete Outdoors again for more projects!
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
I’m so happy with Complete Outdoors!! Great job Daniel and Team. I love my reels deck and summer kitchen. We use it daily.
Four quick questions below. No drawings, no commitment.
Walk our Lake Mary showroom, see full-color lighting running on the display pool, and sit down with a designer.
Lock in your $2,500 lighting allowance and a winter build slot.
Lighting is what turns a pool into the place everyone ends up after dinner. Sign by October 31 and we apply $2,500 to the full-color lighting package in your design.
What most of the full-color lighting packages we design come to. The allowance covers a real share of yours.
Mention this offer. Applies to new pool agreements signed October 1–31, 2026.
You're In. No Tricks.
Your plan is with the design team, and our front desk will reach out today. Want to skip the wait? Pick a time to visit the Design Center and see full-color lighting in person.
The grill's going. The kids have been in the water since nine. When the sun drops, the lights come on and nobody wants to leave. Everyone's coming to yours.



That's the goal, and October is how you get there. Permits take 6 to 8 weeks, and most of our pools are swim-ready about 120 days after we dig. Your designer gives you a real schedule before you sign anything.
Mention the offer and sign a new pool agreement between October 1 and 31, 2026, and we apply $2,500 to the full-color lighting package in your design. Most of the packages we design come to $4,000 to $10,000.
Start the plan anyway. There's no obligation to visit the Design Center or meet with a designer. The allowance applies to agreements signed by October 31, 2026.
It depends on size, features, and what goes around it. Your designer walks you through a real range for your yard at the first meeting, not a number pulled off a website.
Yes. We manage every detail from concept to completion, including the paperwork most people dread.
Four questions now. $2,500 toward lighting. Swimming this spring. The October window closes on the 31st.
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