Finishes
Refresh the interior finish of your existing Irvine pool, with its condition and the preparation needed considered first.
POOL REMODELING IN IRVINE
Irvine pool remodels.
Existing-pool remodels for Irvine homes, planned around your lot, the deck and any HOA review. Make room for the way you want to use the yard.
- Scope
- Existing residential pools
- Services
- Pool remodels
- Planning
- Lot-specific layout, applicable HOA review
- Inquiries
- Free estimates
Curved pool, rock waterfall and surrounding deck.
Irvine pool remodeling, lot by lot.
Pool remodeling in Irvine starts with the pool and lot you have. The neighborhood sets the backdrop, your HOA may review what you change, and the available space shapes how the pool and deck connect.
Lots vary across the city. Some backyards are compact and close to neighbors, some wrap a corner, some back onto a slope. Each one changes access to the existing pool, equipment and deck.
OCIP coordinates remodels of existing Irvine pools showing their age, and the deck and coping around them. Licensed specialist subcontractors may be involved in the work. Tell us which changes you have in mind, and we start from the pool and lot you have.
The parts of an Irvine pool remodel.
Remodels
Rework an older pool: refresh the finish, replace worn coping or equipment, keep what still holds up.
Decks
The deck and coping ring the water. Plan them with the pool so levels and drainage line up.
Hardscape
Concrete and paver paths that tie the pool back to the house and the side gate.
POOL DESIGN INSPIRATION
Water, deck and yard together.
Explore pool shapes, raised spas and places to relax beside the water. Notice how the deck meets the house and how steps, planting and water features shape the space. Share the details you like when we plan your Irvine yard.
Pool, spa and waterfalls
The pool connects a raised spa, lounging ledge and waterfalls with the deck beside the house.
A spa beside the lounging ledge
A raised spa sits beside the lounging ledge and curved entry steps, with fire and planting along the far edge.
From the house to the water
Paving connects the house, deck seating and shallow pool ledge in one outdoor space.
A pool shaped around the yard
Curved coping and a pale deck follow the pool and spa, with planting and a rock feature at the far end.
Plan around your existing Irvine pool.
A compact yard may leave less room for an expanded deck. A wider lot may offer more space around the existing pool. Slopes, access and the view from the house count too.
What to check before you call.
- Your HOA's guidelines for pools and decks, if your village has any.
- Lot dimensions, or a plot plan if you have one handy.
- Photos of side yards, gates and the existing pool.
Your Irvine pool, step by step.
Describe your yard
Your village, the pool you have and what you want to change.
Plan for any HOA review
Set the layout, deck and equipment position with any applicable HOA guidelines in mind.
Review the full scope
Existing conditions, finish, coping, deck and access, all set out before work starts.
Before you remodel.
Yes. OCIP coordinates remodels for existing Irvine pools and plans the deck and coping with them. Two things shape an Irvine job before anything else: the condition of the pool you have, and any HOA review that applies to your home. We start there, then work through finishes and the surrounding deck.
It depends on your HOA, so check its rules first. HOAs are common in Irvine, and if your home is in one, plan for its review of the pool, deck and equipment spot. Share the guidelines with us early, so the layout starts from them.
The existing pool, deck, equipment and any applicable requirements all need to be considered, and Irvine lots range from compact yards to wider corner and sloped lots. Send rough dimensions and photos, and we'll talk through changes that fit around the pool you have.
A remodel can update most of what you see and use: the interior finish, coping, equipment and the deck around the water, while the existing structure stays if it's sound. For an Irvine remodel, bring photos of the pool as it is now and a note on what bothers you most.
The position needs to allow service access and fit the pool layout, neighboring spaces and any applicable requirements. A side yard or back corner may be an option. On compact Irvine lots, settle the equipment position early and include any HOA guidelines in that discussion.
Share your Irvine location, rough yard dimensions and any HOA guidelines you have. Describe the existing pool and the changes you want. Use the form for project details and email wide photos of the backyard and side access to tyler@ocip.biz. Estimates are free; you can also call 714-627-5543.
Keep planning the yard.
Orange County pool remodels
Existing-pool remodels across Orange County.
Pool decking options
Plan pavers, concrete and coping around the water.
Patios & walkways
Connect the pool to the places you use every day.
Nearby service areas
Plan your Irvine pool remodel around what you have.
Tell us where in Irvine you live, what the backyard holds today and what you want there.
POOL REMODELING IN IRVINE
Irvine pool remodels.
Existing-pool remodels for Irvine homes, planned around your lot, the deck and any HOA review. Make room for the way you want to use the yard.
- Scope
- Existing residential pools
- Services
- Pool remodels
- Planning
- Lot-specific layout, applicable HOA review
- Inquiries
- Free estimates
Curved pool, rock waterfall and surrounding deck.
Irvine pool remodeling, lot by lot.
Pool remodeling in Irvine starts with the pool and lot you have. The neighborhood sets the backdrop, your HOA may review what you change, and the available space shapes how the pool and deck connect.
Lots vary across the city. Some backyards are compact and close to neighbors, some wrap a corner, some back onto a slope. Each one changes access to the existing pool, equipment and deck.
OCIP coordinates remodels of existing Irvine pools showing their age, and the deck and coping around them. Licensed specialist subcontractors may be involved in the work. Tell us which changes you have in mind, and we start from the pool and lot you have.
The parts of an Irvine pool remodel.
Finishes
Refresh the interior finish of your existing Irvine pool, with its condition and the preparation needed considered first.
Remodels
Rework an older pool: refresh the finish, replace worn coping or equipment, keep what still holds up.
Decks
The deck and coping ring the water. Plan them with the pool so levels and drainage line up.
Hardscape
Concrete and paver paths that tie the pool back to the house and the side gate.
POOL DESIGN INSPIRATION
Water, deck and yard together.
Explore pool shapes, raised spas and places to relax beside the water. Notice how the deck meets the house and how steps, planting and water features shape the space. Share the details you like when we plan your Irvine yard.
Pool, spa and waterfalls
The pool connects a raised spa, lounging ledge and waterfalls with the deck beside the house.
A spa beside the lounging ledge
A raised spa sits beside the lounging ledge and curved entry steps, with fire and planting along the far edge.
From the house to the water
Paving connects the house, deck seating and shallow pool ledge in one outdoor space.
A pool shaped around the yard
Curved coping and a pale deck follow the pool and spa, with planting and a rock feature at the far end.
Plan around your existing Irvine pool.
A compact yard may leave less room for an expanded deck. A wider lot may offer more space around the existing pool. Slopes, access and the view from the house count too.
What to check before you call.
- Your HOA's guidelines for pools and decks, if your village has any.
- Lot dimensions, or a plot plan if you have one handy.
- Photos of side yards, gates and the existing pool.
Your Irvine pool, step by step.
Describe your yard
Your village, the pool you have and what you want to change.
Plan for any HOA review
Set the layout, deck and equipment position with any applicable HOA guidelines in mind.
Review the full scope
Existing conditions, finish, coping, deck and access, all set out before work starts.
Before you remodel.
Yes. OCIP coordinates remodels for existing Irvine pools and plans the deck and coping with them. Two things shape an Irvine job before anything else: the condition of the pool you have, and any HOA review that applies to your home. We start there, then work through finishes and the surrounding deck.
It depends on your HOA, so check its rules first. HOAs are common in Irvine, and if your home is in one, plan for its review of the pool, deck and equipment spot. Share the guidelines with us early, so the layout starts from them.
The existing pool, deck, equipment and any applicable requirements all need to be considered, and Irvine lots range from compact yards to wider corner and sloped lots. Send rough dimensions and photos, and we'll talk through changes that fit around the pool you have.
A remodel can update most of what you see and use: the interior finish, coping, equipment and the deck around the water, while the existing structure stays if it's sound. For an Irvine remodel, bring photos of the pool as it is now and a note on what bothers you most.
The position needs to allow service access and fit the pool layout, neighboring spaces and any applicable requirements. A side yard or back corner may be an option. On compact Irvine lots, settle the equipment position early and include any HOA guidelines in that discussion.
Share your Irvine location, rough yard dimensions and any HOA guidelines you have. Describe the existing pool and the changes you want. Use the form for project details and email wide photos of the backyard and side access to tyler@ocip.biz. Estimates are free; you can also call 714-627-5543.
Keep planning the yard.
Orange County pool remodels
Existing-pool remodels across Orange County.
Pool decking options
Plan pavers, concrete and coping around the water.
Patios & walkways
Connect the pool to the places you use every day.
Nearby service areas
Plan your Irvine pool remodel around what you have.
Tell us where in Irvine you live, what the backyard holds today and what you want there.