About

Fielder Pools is an independent editorial resource for swimming pool planning, design, construction, equipment selection, cover integration, and materials.

Fielder Pools publishes practical guides for homeowners, designers, contractors, and project buyers who need to plan a swimming pool, coordinate equipment, or decide construction and material questions before work begins.

Finished residential pool and raised spa used to illustrate the planning topics this site covers.
Guides cover planning, construction, equipment, covers, and materials, not bids or installs.

The site is an independent educational and editorial resource. It is not a pool builder, equipment dealer, or local service company, and it does not sell installations or issue project quotes.

What we publish

Guides focus on swimming pool planning, design and construction process, equipment selection, automatic pool cover integration during new construction or renovation, and materials suited to demanding climates. Articles explain decision criteria, coordination points, and common mistakes. They do not replace a licensed engineer, contractor, or local code review.

How we work

Articles are prepared by Lauren Crowe from publicly available technical documents, manufacturer installation literature, official planning guidance, and industry references. Claims that depend on a source are attributed on the page. Material changes receive an updated date. Corrections follow the published fact-checking policy.

We do not invent professional credentials, project case studies, customer reviews, or construction awards.

Independence

Fielder Pools is an independent educational and editorial resource focused on swimming pool planning, design, construction and equipment. This website is not affiliated with businesses that previously operated under similar names or previously used this domain.

Contact

Terraced infinity-edge pool used as a design-and-construction context image on About.
Start with the planning hub or the project checklist in Resources.

For a correction, source update, or editorial question, use the contact page. Editorial standards are on the editorial policy. The only public contact method is email.