Custom pool builder
Hidden Hills.

Hidden Hills pool projects are shaped by Long Valley Road and Ashley Ridge, the Hidden Hills gates, and HOA/ARC approval, large estates, equestrian setbacks, and equipment screening before finishes get locked in. Permit review typically runs through City of Hidden Hills Building and Safety, and the site plan has to account for large equestrian lots with hillside edges and private-road access. Hidden Hills pools require HOA coordination, privacy planning, and estate-scale logistics — that affects new construction, remodels, resurfacing, equipment work, and backyard upgrades. HOA/ARC review is part of the early path here, not an afterthought. Major residential pool and backyard projects in Hidden Hills usually land in the $225,000-$650,000+ range, with smaller equipment or resurfacing scopes priced separately. Costs stay down when access is simple and we keep shell or deck; they jump when HOA/ARC approval, large estates, equestrian setbacks, and equipment screening force more engineering, trades, or staging (especially when spa, deck, and automation work are bundled). What makes Hidden Hills different for us is how early the local constraints have to be priced. Hidden Hills requires HOA/ARC planning before city review because the entire community is controlled by design rules. We line up access, permits, drainage, and equipment before finishes. Here's what we handle for Hidden Hills homeowners.

We build garage conversions and detached ADUs on the same lots where we install pools. When both are planned together, shared excavation, grading, and utility trenching often saves 10–15% versus separate projects.