Published July 31, 2026 · Home Builder Pool Pros

Remington Custom Pools is a family-owned DFW gunite builder (Matt and Natalie Rix; team pages also list Mike Rix in operations) with “40+ years” building in the Metroplex and a brand-listed office at 17611 U.S. 377, Cresson, TX 76035. Their public site emphasizes design–build and an in-house warranty single-call model — not a weekly maintenance brand. That makes the post-handover map clear: call Remington for warranty structural/shell/deck issues and construction defects while covered; call an independent service company for weekly chemistry, filters, and salt cells. This guide is that map for year one on North Texas clay in Texas heat.
Who built it vs who maintains it
Remington poured the gunite shell and owns the construction and warranty conversation. Their marketing repeats in-house warranty and “one call, we handle it” positioning across home, custom-pools, and standard-install pages — they manage the build so the homeowner has a single point of contact for covered issues. Weekly cleaning is not a primary product on the public site. That is a business model, not a quality verdict, and it makes independent weekly care the expected ops path after start-up.
Keep Remington’s warranty contacts, equipment list, and start-up sheet even after you hire a weekly tech. Structural cracking, settlement, and construction defects still go to Remington while covered. Routine green water and a dirty filter go to whoever you put on the route.
- Remington channel: in-house warranty callbacks (single-call positioning — exact years / structural vs equipment split not published as of research — confirm your contract), punch-list / orientation follow-ups, construction defect questions while covered
- Independent service channel (expected path): weekly chemistry and brushing, filter cleaning/backwash, salt cell inspection, heater and pump diagnosis, green-to-clean, freeze readiness
- Nominative guides like this one do not imply Remington endorsed a specific service vendor
Company footprint and how they build
Remington markets inground gunite only from a Cresson / US-377 base southwest of Fort Worth, with homepage emphasis on Southlake, Westlake, Keller, Aledo, Fort Worth, and surrounding west / northwest metro communities — a Tarrant / Parker corridor bias rather than Collin County. Site FAQs contrast gunite vs fiberglass and state they build gunite so they can engineer for North Texas clay. Custom pools are often marketed in a roughly $90,000–$150,000 band (positioning, not a quote); outdoor living and outdoor kitchens sit alongside pool work. About-page brands include Pentair, Jandy, Dolphin Slides, Pebble Tec, Smith Slides, and Inter-Fab diving boards.
- Office (brand listing): 17611 U.S. 377, Cresson, TX 76035 — (682) 549-0006 (hours commonly Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM; evenings by appointment)
- Cities frequently highlighted: Southlake, Westlake, Keller, Aledo, Fort Worth and surrounding west / northwest metro communities
- Construction: inground gunite (sprayed concrete) only; clay-soil engineering is a core public talking point
- Equipment / finishes named on About: Pentair, Jandy, Dolphin Slides, Pebble Tec, Smith Slides, Inter-Fab; homepage also highlights Pentair & Pebble Tec
- Related positioning: custom and “standard” installation SKUs, free 3D design, outdoor living — not weekly cleaning
Warranty vs weekly service: when to call whom
Remington’s published theme is in-house warranty with a single point of contact — “one call, we handle it.” Specific coverage years, structural vs equipment split, transfer language, and soil-movement exclusions were not found as a dedicated public warranty PDF during research — your contract packet is the source of truth. Do not invent lifetime or year counts from marketing alone.
Use Remington for shell, deck, and construction warranty while covered. Use independent service for chemistry and the equipment pad. For suspected leaks, start with diagnosis; route to Remington if the loss looks like a construction/warranty issue.
| Symptom | Call first | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Shell cracks, deck heave/settlement, structural tile/bond-beam concerns | Remington Custom Pools (warranty) | In-house warranty / single-call theme — confirm written terms in your contract |
| Punch-list leftovers; construction defects while covered | Remington | Build and warranty relationship stays with them |
| Green, cloudy, or dull water; algae after a heat wave | Independent weekly service | Weekly cleaning is not their primary product — chemistry is the service lane |
| Filter PSI climbing; salt cell scale or low output | Independent weekly service | Hard North Texas water and summer load are routine ops |
| Suspected leak; unexplained water loss beyond summer evaporation | Depends | Service can test; use Remington warranty posture if construction-related |
Texas heat and clay: reading the failure mode
Remington’s own marketing leans hard on expansive clay: “40+ years in DFW taught us exactly how this ground moves,” “Engineered for North Texas clay soil,” and cheap-pool cracking as a cautionary theme. Clay swell/shrink is still a structural story when the shell or deck fails — that is Remington’s warranty lane under your contract. Texas summer heat remains a chemistry story: chlorine demand spikes, algae can accelerate in roughly a couple of days of neglect, and hard fill water (often ~190–340 ppm depending on the city) scales salt cells and heaters.
Year-one rule of thumb on a Remington pool: green water, rising filter PSI, and a tired salt cell are why independent weekly service exists. Cracks and major settlement are why you kept Remington’s number. Do not confuse the two.
- Service lane: green/cloudy water, high filter PSI vs clean baseline, scaled or under-producing salt cell, heater scale, summer chlorine demand
- Installer lane: shell cracking, differential settlement, major deck shift, construction punch list, in-house warranty claims under your contract
- Clay engineering claims are builder marketing — not a substitute for reading warranty exclusions and soil-related terms in your packet
First-year checklist + next step
Because Remington is not primarily a weekly-maintenance brand, decide your independent service cadence before peak summer — drifting into DIY-until-August is how green pools start.
- File the paperwork: contract, in-house warranty language from your packet (years and exclusions as written), equipment model/serial list, automation login, start-up chemistry sheet, as-builts or drain locations if provided
- Write down clean-filter PSI at handover — baseline when pressure climbs mid-season
- Book weekly professional care early — lock that lane before July heat
- If salt-equipped: schedule salt tests and cell inspections; hard North Texas water scales cells quietly
- Watch calcium/scale on tile, the cell, and the heater — plan periodic cleaning
- Build a freeze plan before the first hard freeze
- Keep gates self-closing and self-latching after landscaping settles
- Follow Remington’s plaster/start-up brushing and chemistry instructions; aggressive early mistakes burn goodwill and can sour warranty conversations
- Budget operating cost as a planning range — local contractor content often cites roughly $3,000–$6,500/year (chemicals, service, power, repairs), not a quote
Independent weekly care after a Remington handover
Home Builder Pool Pros is an independent pool service company. We are not Remington Custom Pools and we are not affiliated with their warranty desk. If you took handover on a Remington gunite pool in the west / northwest metro and need a weekly chemistry and equipment route while keeping Remington for in-house warranty callbacks, schedule a visit so we can see the pad and water in person.
Home Builder Pool Pros is an independent pool service company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Remington Custom Pools or any related entity. Those names and related marks are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to describe pools commonly found in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Warranty terms, maintenance requirements, and exclusions vary by contract — always confirm with Remington Custom Pools. This page is general information, not structural engineering, legal, or warranty advice.
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