Custom pool building in Johns Creek, Georgia.
Atlantis designs and builds custom pools and complete backyards in Johns Creek, from St Ives to the Newtown corridor. The studio also serves Alpharetta, Milton, and Roswell.
The Atlantis Studio
Starke · Johns Creek
Does Atlantis build pools in Johns Creek?
Yes. Johns Creek is part of Atlantis's Fulton County service area. Every project begins with a free site visit to read the lot, trees, and grade before design.
Does an established community like St Ives slow down a pool project?
It can add review time. Communities like St Ives and those around the Newtown corridor generally review the site plan, pool layout, drainage notes, and screening. Atlantis schedules that submission alongside engineering and city permitting.
What does Johns Creek require before a pool can be built?
A residential pool in Johns Creek needs a city building permit before excavation, plus electrical and, when applicable, gas permits. Georgia's current swimming pool and spa code governs barriers statewide.
Frequently asked questions about building a pool in Johns Creek, Georgia.
Does Atlantis build pools in Johns Creek?
Yes. Johns Creek is part of Atlantis's Fulton County service area, alongside Alpharetta, Milton, and Roswell, and every project begins with a free site visit before design.
Established communities like St Ives have architectural review. Does that slow down a pool project?
It can add review time. Communities like St Ives and those around the Newtown corridor generally review the site plan, pool layout, drainage notes, and screening, so Atlantis schedules that submission alongside engineering and city permitting.
Johns Creek has a lot of mature, established lots. Does that limit pool placement?
Sometimes. Atlantis maps established root systems and shade patterns at the first site visit, and a tree worth saving can shift the pool's footprint by several feet.
What does Johns Creek require before a pool can be built?
A residential pool in Johns Creek needs a city building permit before excavation, plus electrical and, when applicable, gas permits. Georgia's current swimming pool and spa code governs barriers statewide.
How long does a pool project in Johns Creek take, from first call to first swim?
A custom design takes seven to ten days after the free site visit. Construction runs twelve to fourteen weeks once permits and any HOA review are in hand.
Start with the trees, grade, and the space between them.
Kelly walks the property, studies the grade, access, drainage, and trees, and uses those findings to prepare the custom design.