Custom pools in Bee Cave, Texas.
Our home base. Ridge lots, long views and the perimeter-overflow and vanishing-edge pools they deserve.
Building in Bee Cave
What the ground and the lots demand here.
GB IV Designs is based on Highway 71 in Bee Cave, and much of our portfolio is within a few miles of the office: Spanish Oaks, Falconhead, Lake Pointe, the Homestead and the estate lots along the ridges above Lake Travis. These sites are steep, windy and spectacular, which is why so many of our Bee Cave pools are vanishing-edge or perimeter-overflow designs engineered for exposed edges.
ZIP codes: 78738.
Aquatic & outdoor design
Conceptual design, 3D modelling and construction documents for pools and outdoor environments — for homeowners in Central Texas and for architects and builders nationwide.
02Gunite construction
Custom gunite pools, spas and complete outdoor environments, engineered for Austin's limestone and clay and built by the team that designed them.
03Renovation & ASR
Full redesigns, resurfacing, tile and equipment upgrades — and expert diagnosis and reconstruction of pools damaged by alkali-silica reaction.
04Porcelain & tile
Pioneers of large-panel porcelain in aquatic environments — pools, spas, decks and raised walls clad in gauged porcelain, glass and stone.
Projects
GB IV work in Bee Cave.
Common questions
Building a pool in Bee Cave
Each the right way. Limestone and caliche require rock excavation and often a different shell detail; expansive clay requires piers, a structurally independent shell and drainage that keeps water away from the soil. We engineer the structure to the soil report before pricing, not after a problem appears.
Our projects typically begin around $250,000 and most fall between $300,000 and $600,000; estate environments with perimeter overflows, structures and complete landscapes exceed $750,000. Every project page on this site lists its investment range so you can calibrate. Exact pricing follows the site study and design, and our proposals are itemised line by line.
Most GB IV projects run six to nine months from the first consultation to handover: three to six weeks of design, three to eight weeks of engineering and permitting, and fourteen to twenty-eight weeks of construction depending on scope. Estate-scale environments with structures, vanishing edges and extensive hardscape take longer, and we tell you so at the proposal stage.