Who you'd be
working with.

The Container Pool Company was founded by Tanson Bothe and his nephews, Bradyn and Tadyn Love, but our roots in the pool business go back another generation.

Tanson’s grandfather founded Celebrity Pools, which grew to become one of the largest pool companies in the Granbury area. Bradyn spent the last two years there learning the pool business and pool design firsthand, while Tadyn started his own landscaping and decking company at just 18.

We came together because we believe owning a great pool shouldn’t require a six-figure budget, months of construction, or turning your entire backyard into a job site.

Our mission is to make pool ownership more accessible through container pools—a smarter, simpler way to get a real, permanent pool without many of the costs and complexities of traditional construction.

And because a pool is only part of the backyard, we can handle the decking, landscaping, and finishing touches around it too.

Three generations of pool-building roots. A new way to own a pool.

How we work, and why we keep it small

We take a limited number of container pool projects at a time. Not as a marketing line — it is arithmetic. A project needs one of us on the fabrication floor and one of us at the site for crane day. Two people can do that honestly for a set number of installs and not for fifty. If we are booked, we will tell you rather than sell you a slot we cannot personally stand behind.

Things we will tell you that other builders may not

• Some lots are wrong for a container pool. Zero crane access with no workaround, or a required footprint bigger than any container size, and we will say so at the first visit.
• A container pool has a fixed footprint. It's a plunge or lap-style pool, not a freeform lagoon — if you need a sprawling shape, gunite is the better answer.
• Crane access is the single biggest cost driver. A tight lot with no clear path can add real dollars before you even get to pool options.
• The steel shell needs the coating done right, once. We won't cut corners on the coating step, because that's the difference between a pool that lasts decades and one that doesn't.
• If all you want is the largest possible freeform pool for the least cost per square foot, a conventional pool may be the better answer, and we will happily point you to one.