Way To Go Builders Inc

We based the pool size on how we host and live. We regularly have extended family over, so the design needed enough room for swimmers, seating, and people moving around the yard. They designed a large in-ground pool with a wide Baja shelf, oversized steps, a separate spa, and a substantial deck area. The construction also required new drainage along the rear property line and a retaining wall near one side of the pool. I liked being involved in the decisions without having to manage the construction myself. The team kept us informed, answered questions, and handled the details. We recently finished the project, and the backyard is already getting plenty of use.

We wanted an outdoor kitchen that looked like it belonged with the home, so we selected the materials and layout before construction started. The BBQ island has a built-in grill, stone veneer, concrete countertops, and storage underneath. It sits on a large paver patio with enough room for several seating areas. The patio cover extends over part of the space and includes recessed lighting and ceiling fans. Way To Go Builders coordinated the different trades and made sure the utility connections were ready before the final finishes went in. Everything has its place, and outdoor cooking is much easier now.

A view like ours deserved a pool designed around it. That was the main reason we went with an infinity pool. They worked through several layouts before we settled on the final position. The construction required substantial excavation, retaining walls, drainage, structural concrete, waterproofing, and a dedicated overflow system. The team paid close attention to the elevation because even a small mistake would have affected the infinity edge. The pool was finished recently, and we have already spent more evenings outside than we did all last year.

The outdoor kitchen was part of the original design from the very beginning, so the entire patio was built around it. We included a built-in BBQ, long countertops, storage, a concrete patio, and a patio cover that ties directly into the back of the home. Utilities were installed before the concrete was poured, and inspections were completed as each phase of the project moved forward. There is plenty of room around the cooking area without wasting space, and the covered section provides welcome shade throughout the afternoon. Everything was planned with long-term use in mind, and the backyard has become the area where our family spends the most time whenever the weather is nice.

The seating area needed a surface that could withstand sun exposure and frequent use. Decorative concrete was recommended for its subtle texture, that’s important to prevent slipping. Way To Go Builders followed the layout plan that included a circular arrangement and bordering paths. They checked the elevation and slope before pouring to ensure that the water would drain away from nearby plant beds. The space is roughly 1,400 sq. ft. and accommodates both table seating and benches. Cleanup was straightforward, and the overall look integrates with the garden.

After years of wear, we went for a full pool remodel with this team. They stripped the pool down to the shell, reworked the structure, changed layout lines, and added a Baja shelf. Good job from start to finish.

Fitness was the main reason we built a pool, so a lap-friendly layout was non-negotiable. Way To Go Builders worked with us to create a long, narrow design that fit cleanly between the property line and our patio. The excavation required some retaining work, and they poured a full-length shell with reinforced steel. Drainage was tricky due to the slope, but they corrected it during the early site phase. The plumbing was routed with dedicated lines to support a lane jet and auto-fill. After the structural work, they installed ceramic tile along the waterline, travertine coping, and a non-slip surface on the surrounding deck. There’s also a small seating area on one end with a shallow entry. This pool design and construction job gave us exactly what we needed: a clean, functional space that fits our lifestyle and looks sharp, too.

This was a full tear-out and structural remodel. The pool was re-shaped, deepened, and re-plumbed. Layout now works better with our outdoor space. The crew was responsive and transparent throughout every phase.

The side yard needed a clear boundary, so we built a stone masonry garden wall. Omit’s crew sourced natural limestone and set it on a reinforced base. Every joint was tight, and the top finish gave it a polished look without losing that rustic feel. Drainage pipes were installed behind the wall to ensure they will last in the long term. What used to be wasted space is now both functional and attractive, tying the yard together.

Our property needed a complete overhaul, with a beautiful surface upgrade of the outdoor area to tie everything together. Eran, Miki and the team rebuilt the driveway with stamped concrete, installed new brick masonry along the entry, and added proper drainage. They did excavations, ground stabilization, and inspections. The project added beauty to our home's exterior, front yard and backyard.

The old yard didn't offer much, so we started with a modern pool design. The shape is rectangular with a long swim lane, but what sets it apart is the tiled waterline and full-length bench seating along one side. Lighting was a priority, so we added in-pool LEDs and uplights along the deck perimeter. The work took a few phases—excavation, framing, concrete pour, and finishing. Permits cleared after one round of city review, and everything moved forward without delay. We ended up with a clean, low-maintenance setup that fits the look of our home. This pool construction made the space usable year-round and works equally well for relaxing or swimming laps.

We didn't want to choose between a deep pool and a shelf for sunbathing, so Way To Go Builders helped us combine both. The design includes a shallow tanning ledge on one end with a deep drop-off in the middle. They dug down over 8 feet, reinforced the entire shell, and installed a wide bench near the middle. The tanning shelf has bubblers, umbrella inserts, and enough room for two loungers. Once the concrete was poured, they moved quickly through tile, equipment setup, and final finish. Our equipment pad is set off to the side and runs on a timer, so maintenance has been simple. It's become a space we use every day, even more than we expected.