Pool construction itself is subcontracted to a pool partner, while Flora designs the surrounding environment and manages the project as a whole. This is the one part of the work Flora does not build in-house. Flora remains the point of contact and coordinates the pool partner alongside the residential pool landscape work, so the sequencing between the two stays on one schedule. If you are looking only for a pool with no surrounding landscape work, a pool builder is the more direct route.

A poolscape covers the patio and decking, plantings, outdoor lighting, retaining and seating walls, and any features that surround the pool. Deck material selection matters more here than elsewhere, since surfaces around a pool stay wet and take direct sun, which affects both traction and how hot they get underfoot. Planting choices account for proximity to water and for how much debris a species drops into a pool. Flora builds and maintains everything outside the pool shell with its own team.

Flora manages the overall project and stays your single point of contact, coordinating the pool partner alongside the surrounding landscape work. Sequencing is the reason this matters, since the pool goes in before the decking, plantings, and lighting can be finished, and access for heavy equipment has to be preserved until that work is done. You receive updates on both the pool schedule and the landscape schedule from the same person. Questions about either side go to Flora rather than requiring you to chase two companies.