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Streamline Landscape

Pool House Construction in Colleyville, TX

A pool is more fun with a place to step out of the sun. We build open pool cabanas and poolside structures across Colleyville and the DFW area. A shaded place to store the gear, mix a drink, and cool off between swims. The whole pool day stays outside, where it belongs. We match it to your home and build it to last in the Texas heat. Licensed and insured.

Locally owned · Licensed & insured

An open-air poolside cabana with a solid roof, storage doors along the back wall, and lounge chairs in its shade beside a pool

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A pool, but nowhere to get out of the sun?

A North Texas summer is hot, and most pool decks have no shade. Wet towels pile up. Everyone tracks through the house to change. The floats and the gear have no home. A pool house fixes all of it. You get a shaded spot to sit, a place to change, and storage for everything the pool needs.

A sun-baked pool deck with no shade anywhere, wet towels piled over the chairs and pool floats left out on the concrete

What we build

Everything a pool day needs, under open-air shade:

  • Pool houses — a finished structure beside the pool.

  • Cabanas — an open, shaded spot to lounge out of the sun.

  • Changing rooms — a private place to change, so wet feet stay outside.

  • Poolside bars — a counter and seating for drinks and snacks. Pairs with an outdoor kitchen.

  • Storage — a dry home for floats, pumps, and pool gear.

  • Covered lounges — a roof, a fan, and a shaded place to relax.

We build open cabanas and poolside structures, not fully enclosed pool houses with bathrooms or interior rooms.

What you get

  • Swimmers change in the pool house, so nobody drips through your kitchen.

  • Shade ten steps from the water, so a hot afternoon doesn't end the swim.

  • Floats, pumps, and pool gear get a dry home out of sight.

  • The pool gets used more, because a pool day stops being a production to set up.

Inside the shade of a poolside cabana, with towels on hooks, pool gear stowed in an open cabinet, and two empty lounge chairs

How it works

  1. We start at the pool deck.

    The sun, the sightlines, and how people move between the water and the house.

  2. We design the structure.

    Size, style, materials, and how it sits by the pool.

  3. You get a plan and a price.

    Both in writing before the first footing goes in.

  4. We build it.

    Footings, framing, roof, and finishes.

  5. We finish clean.

    The deck gets cleared, and you check every detail with us.

A finished covered backyard patio with a stone fire-pit seating area on a North Texas Streamline Landscape project

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what's going on with your yard. The estimate is free, and there's no pressure to book.

Built for North Texas pools

Summers here are long and hot, so shade by the pool is worth a lot. We build for it. Texas storms and wind matter too, so we anchor and frame the structure to stay put. Our clay soil shifts when it's wet, so we set solid footings. And many neighborhoods need HOA approval for a build this size. We'll flag what yours requires before the design is final.

A poolside cabana under construction, its cedar frame carrying roof sheathing part-way on, with posts on galvanized bases bolted to concrete piers

Questions homeowners ask about pool houses

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  • Power, water, and finish level move the price more than size does. An open cabana costs a fraction of a finished pool house with a bar and a changing room. We design what you actually need, and the quote comes to you in writing.

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  • A cabana is usually open and simple — a shaded spot to lounge by the pool. A pool house is more finished. It can hold a changing room, storage, even a bar. We build both, and we'll help you pick.

  • An outdoor kitchen or bar, yes — that pairs naturally with a cabana, and we build the two together. A bathroom is a different job: it needs plumbing and a fully enclosed room, and we build open cabanas and poolside structures rather than enclosed pool houses. Tell us what you're picturing and we'll be straight about which parts are ours.

  • Usually both. A structure this size often needs a permit, and many North Texas neighborhoods require HOA sign-off. We've done it before and can walk you through it.

  • Custom. Kit buildings exist, but they rarely match the house they sit behind. We design yours to echo your home's roof, siding, and trim. It should look like it was always part of the property.

  • We match the pool house to your home — the roof, the siding, and the trim. We'll go over the choices and what holds up best in the Texas heat.

A finished covered backyard patio with a stone fire-pit seating area on a North Texas Streamline Landscape project

Ready to get more from your pool?

Tell us what you picture. A shade cabana. A full pool house with a bar. Or just a place to change and store the gear. We'll meet you at the pool, measure the space, and design a structure that fits it.