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Gunite Pools for Midwest City, Oklahoma
Midwest City grew up beside a runway. Builder W.P. Atkinson laid the town out in 1942, next to the airfield that was renamed Tinker Air Force Base in 1948, and it is now the largest city in eastern Oklahoma County. Backyards here span that whole history. A house from the city's early decades may already hold a pool that is due for fresh plaster or new waterline tile, the band of tile at the water's surface. A newer address may be starting from bare grass. We handle both: new gunite pools, shaped from concrete that is sprayed against a cage of steel rebar so the shell can follow any outline, and remodels of older shells that are still sound. Even the paperwork stays in town. Residential permit submissions in Midwest City go to the city's own Permits & Building Inspections Division on the first floor of City Hall at 100 N Midwest Boulevard, with online filing through the CityWorks portal.
What we bring is the same offer we make everywhere else in the metro. You can start tonight in the 3D Pool Design Studio , shaping the pool, the depth, and the lighting color on screen before anyone visits. When the drawing looks right, ask for the free design and estimate . We come out, walk the yard, and put the estimate in writing after that visit, not before. And if you are still weighing a remodel against a full rebuild, what each job covers is laid out plainly, so you can compare before you call.
- Service area
- Midwest City and the surrounding Oklahoma City metro
- Permit office
- Permits & Building Inspections Division, Midwest City City Hall
- First step
- Free design and estimate
From the project library
Lit for the hours you are actually home
Nothing in this backyard depends on daylight. Green in-pool lighting makes the shell itself the light source, the pergola carries fixtures of its own so the seating under it stays usable, and the raised stone wall catches the glow coming off the water. Decisions like these get made while the pool is still a drawing. If most of your swim time would land after work, plan for it the same way: the studio renders lighting, finish, and layout on the shape you draw, so a Midwest City evening can be tested on screen before any dirt moves.
Try lighting colors on your layout- Lighting
- Green in-pool lighting
- Shell
- Straight-edged rectangle
- Side wall
- Raised stone-faced wall along one length
- Overhead
- Pergola with its own fixtures
What Midwest City homeowners ask us
Where does the building permit for a Midwest City pool come from?
From the city itself. Midwest City runs its own Permits & Building Inspections Division out of the first floor of City Hall, and its CityWorks portal takes residential submissions online. Midwest City sits on the service list in our footer, so bring permit questions to the free site visit and we will talk through how they touch your specific project.
Our house dates to Midwest City's first decades and the pool came with it. Do we need a full rebuild?
Usually not. A gunite shell that has stayed watertight is worth keeping, and most of what looks tired is surface. A remodel replaces the plaster, the waterline tile, and the coping, which is the cap around the pool's edge, and it is the natural moment to add lighting or a tanning ledge, a shallow shelf for lounging in a few inches of water. Whether your shell qualifies is exactly what the free site visit settles.
Can we see lighting colors before committing to one?
Yes. In-pool lighting is one of the options you can put on your own layout in the 3D studio, next to the finish and tile choices that set the water color. Try green against blue before the shell exists, then send us the version you like.
Get the free design and estimate
Tell us what you have in mind, or send the studio design if you built one. The visit is at your Midwest City address, and the estimate follows in writing.
Ask for the free design and estimate