
Custom pool building in Roswell, Georgia.
Atlantis Pools designs and builds custom pools and complete backyard environments for homeowners in Roswell, from the historic district around Canton Street to the wooded lots nearer the Chattahoochee River. The studio is based a short drive north in Canton, and Roswell is where two of its most-published projects stand.
The Atlantis Studio
Batchelor · Roswell
Has Atlantis actually built in Roswell?
Yes. Batchelor has an oversized pool, pool house pavilion, fireplace, outdoor kitchen, and fire pit designed around a challenging grade. Chadwell began as another contractor's half-built pool. Atlantis rebuilt it as a linear modern pool with a vanishing edge, starting a relationship now more than ten years old. Both are named Atlantis projects.

Batchelor · Roswell
What makes a Roswell lot different from the rest of North Fulton?
Roswell has two distinct lot patterns. Near Historic Roswell and Canton Street, lots are often older and smaller, with mature hardwoods or an existing pool. Near the Chattahoochee River corridor, lots tend to be larger and wooded, but grade changes still shape the design. The site visit determines what the backyard can support.

Are there special rules for building near the Chattahoochee?
Properties near the river or a tributary creek can fall under state and city stream-buffer rules, in addition to Roswell permitting and Georgia's current swimming pool and spa code. Established Roswell HOAs may also review the site plan, pool layout, and drainage. Atlantis accounts for both processes from the first site visit.

How long does a pool project in Roswell take, start to swimming?
Design takes seven to ten days after the free site visit. Construction runs twelve to fourteen weeks once the Roswell permit and any HOA review are in hand. Projects with a vanishing edge or larger outdoor scope tend toward the longer end, so start in fall or early winter for an early summer swim.
Frequently asked questions about building a pool in Roswell, Georgia.
Has Atlantis actually built pools in Roswell, or is this a service-area page?
Yes, Atlantis has built in Roswell for years. Its published portfolio includes two named Roswell projects, Batchelor and Chadwell.
Roswell has a mix of historic in-town lots and newer wooded subdivisions. Does that change the design process?
Yes. Historic in-town lots can bring mature hardwoods, established grading, or an existing pool, while newer lots near the Chattahoochee corridor may offer more room but still have a significant grade change, so Kelly reads the site during the free visit before anything is drawn.
Are there special rules for building a pool near the Chattahoochee River in Roswell?
Potentially. Properties near the Chattahoochee River or its tributary creeks can fall under state and city stream-buffer rules, in addition to Roswell permitting and Georgia's current swimming pool and spa code, so the lot's exact buffer should be confirmed early.
How long does a pool project in Roswell take, from first call to first swim?
The design takes seven to ten days after the free site visit, and construction takes twelve to fourteen weeks once the Roswell permit and any HOA review are complete. Starting design in fall or early winter is the realistic path to swimming by early summer.
Does an established Roswell HOA need to approve a pool design before the city will permit it?
Not always before. Most established Roswell communities with an active HOA review the site plan, pool layout, and drainage alongside the Roswell permit process.
Two of our most-published projects are right here in Roswell.
Kelly walks the site, reads the grade and the canopy, and tells you what the lot actually allows before anything gets drawn. A custom design follows within seven to ten days.