Chapter one: the three ways to set a pool
Above ground, in ground, and halfway
Radiant builds pools three ways, and we install all of them: above-ground, in-ground and partially in-ground. An above-ground pool stands on the lot with its wall showing, and it can be built into a deck so the water sits at the height of the boards. An in-ground pool is dug in and finished flush with the yard. A partially in-ground pool is set down into the ground part of the way, so the wall carries part of the height.
Shape is a separate choice from type. Radiant offers classic rectangular, round and freeform pools, and any custom shape you can draw. Benches, steps, bar stools and sundecks can be built in from the start, so the pool fits how your household actually swims and sits. Our past installs run from a 27-foot round pool in Sparta to a 33-foot in-ground pool in Wonewoc and a partial in-ground pool in Blair.


