Custom pool building in Woodstock, Georgia.
Atlantis designs and builds custom pools and complete backyards in Woodstock, from downtown to the Towne Lake corridor. The Canton studio is a short drive north.
The Atlantis Studio
Does Atlantis build pools in Woodstock?
Yes. Woodstock is part of Atlantis's Cherokee County service area, just south of the Canton studio. Every project begins with a free site visit before design.
Does an older Woodstock lot need something different than a newer Towne Lake subdivision?
Often, yes. A lot near downtown may be older or have an existing pool. A newer Towne Lake-area lot may offer more room but still have a meaningful grade change. Atlantis reads grade and drainage on site before design.
Which office handles a pool permit in Woodstock?
The parcel's jurisdiction handles the permit. Woodstock properties can follow city or Cherokee County requirements. Georgia's current swimming pool and spa code governs barriers statewide. Towne Lake-area neighborhoods with an active HOA typically review the site plan, pool layout, and drainage alongside the applicable permit process.
Frequently asked questions about building a pool in Woodstock, Georgia.
Does Atlantis build pools in Woodstock?
Yes. Woodstock is part of Atlantis's Cherokee County service area, just south of the Canton studio, and every project begins with a free site visit before design.
Woodstock has both older in-town lots and newer subdivisions near Towne Lake. Does that change anything?
Yes. A lot near downtown Woodstock may be older or have an existing pool, while a newer Towne Lake-area lot may offer more room but still have a meaningful grade change, so Atlantis reads grade and drainage on site before design.
Which office handles a Woodstock pool permit?
The parcel's jurisdiction handles the permit. Woodstock properties can follow city or Cherokee County requirements, while Georgia's current swimming pool and spa code governs barriers statewide.
Does a Towne Lake-area HOA need to approve a pool design before the permit is issued?
Not always before. Towne Lake-area neighborhoods with an active HOA typically review the site plan, pool layout, and drainage before or alongside the applicable permit process.
How long does a pool project in Woodstock 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 the applicable permit and any HOA review are in hand.
Woodstock is a short drive from the studio.
Kelly walks the property, studies the grade, access, drainage, and trees, and uses those findings to prepare the custom design.