Above-Ground Pools: Flower Mound vs Lewisville

Can I install an above-ground pool in Flower Mound?

You need a building permit and must meet all barrier and safety requirements under town code and TX Health and Safety Code Chapter 757. However, most Flower Mound HOAs prohibit above-ground pools through CC&R architectural standards. Check your HOA rules before purchasing.

Does the pool wall count as a barrier for above-ground pools?

The pool wall may count toward the required 48-inch barrier height if it has non-climbable construction with no horizontal rails or footholds on the exterior. Access ladders and steps must be removable or have a lockable barrier when the pool is not in use.

Do above-ground pools need a permit in Lewisville?

Yes. Any above-ground pool that holds water 18 inches or deeper requires a building permit. Apply through the Inspections Division at (972) 219-3480. Small inflatable pools under 18 inches deep are generally exempt.

Can the pool wall serve as the fence?

Yes, if the pool wall is at least 48 inches high and non-climbable. The access ladder must be removable or equipped with a lockable gate to prevent unsupervised access.

Where can I place an above-ground pool on my property?

Above-ground pools must comply with accessory structure setback requirements. They cannot be placed in front yards or within required side yard setbacks. They also cannot obstruct drainage easements.