Custom pool building in Marietta, Georgia.
Atlantis Pools designs and builds custom pools for Marietta homeowners, from established streets near Marietta Square to East Cobb, with Kennesaw Mountain nearby. The design starts with what the property actually allows.
The Atlantis Studio
Gaster · Marietta
Does Atlantis build custom pools in Marietta?
Yes. Marietta is part of Atlantis's North Atlanta service area. The first visit is used to understand access, grade, drainage, utilities, trees, and the relationship between the house and yard before a pool is placed on the plan.
How can a lot near Marietta Square differ from one in East Cobb?
A close-in property near Marietta Square may have mature trees, existing structures, older hardscape, or tighter equipment access. East Cobb varies in lot size and neighborhood rules. Kennesaw Mountain is nearby, but the survey, drainage paths, and existing conditions reveal the grade.
Does the City of Marietta or Cobb County review the pool permit?
That depends on whether the property is inside Marietta or in unincorporated Cobb County, including much of East Cobb. Confirm the governing office, zoning, setbacks, utilities, easements, drainage, barriers, and any HOA requirements before construction.
What do Marietta homeowners ask before building a pool?
Does Atlantis build pools in Marietta?
Yes. Marietta is part of Atlantis's North Atlanta service area, where planning begins with the specific lot's access, grade, drainage, utilities, trees, and relationship between the house and yard.
How can a lot near Marietta Square differ from one in East Cobb?
A close-in property near Marietta Square may have mature trees, older hardscape, existing structures, or tighter equipment access, while East Cobb varies widely in lot size and neighborhood rules. In either area, Atlantis relies on the site and property records rather than the neighborhood label.
Does being near Kennesaw Mountain mean a Marietta backyard will be steep?
No. Kennesaw Mountain does not determine a particular yard's grade or soil conditions, so elevation changes, drainage paths, and retaining needs must be read on the property before the pool footprint is set.
Does the City of Marietta or Cobb County review the pool permit?
That depends on whether the property is inside the City of Marietta or in an unincorporated part of Cobb County, including much of what people call East Cobb. The governing office and current requirements should be confirmed for the parcel before construction.
What should be confirmed before a Marietta pool is designed?
Confirm the survey, setbacks, utilities, easements, access, grade, drainage, trees, barrier requirements, and any HOA rules before design begins. Those constraints help establish where the pool can sit and how the yard can work around it.
What could your Marietta lot support?
Kelly walks the property, studies the grade, access, drainage, and trees, and uses those findings to prepare the custom design.