Royal Pools by Adams designs and builds custom inground swimming pools throughout Warm Springs, Fremont’s southernmost district. We are a Diamond Certified pool construction company based about 20 minutes south on Camden Avenue in San Jose, and we have been building Bay Area pools since 1969. Our five-step program takes your project from first sketch to first swim.
Warm Springs is the one Bay Area neighborhood that was literally built on the idea of getting into warm water. The district sits on the old Rancho Agua Caliente, named for the mineral springs in its eastern foothills, and in 1850 Clemente Columbet opened the Warm Springs Hotel there, one of the West Coast’s first hot-springs resorts, until the 1868 earthquake leveled it. Leland Stanford bought the site in 1869 and his winery became the first in California to make sparkling wine. A heated pool and spa in your backyard is the modern version of what put this district on the map. The building stock splits two ways: established ranch and split-level tracts from the 1960s through the 1990s with room for full-size family pools, and the new transit-village communities like Metro Crossing near the Warm Springs BART station, where compact HOA yards call for plunge pools, spas, and cocktail pools, with HOA review running alongside the City of Fremont permit through the Citizen Access portal. Fremont’s pool code requires two of seven drowning-prevention features on every new residential pool, and the ACWD fill water gets tested and balanced on fill day.
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Royal Pools by Adams is part of the Adams Pool Group, a family-run organization that has been building and finishing pools since 1953. Every 28 Palms project is backed by the same leadership team that oversees every Royal pool in the Bay Area.
Owner & CEO, Adams Pool Group
General Manager, Royal Pools by Adams
We build throughout Fremont’s southernmost district:
The district’s historic hub at Warm Springs and Mission boulevards, core of the original 1850s settlement.
Hillside streets on the former Stanford-Weibel vineyard land below Mission Peak, home to California Historical Landmark No. 642.
The new master-planned community by the Warm Springs BART station, where compact designs shine and HOA review runs alongside the city permit.
The 1960s to 1990s ranch and split-level streets around Warm Springs Community Park.
Our citywide Fremont page.
Yes. Warm Springs is part of the City of Fremont, where anything holding water over 18 inches deep meets the city’s swimming pool definition and needs a building permit. Applications go through the Citizen Access portal, reviewed by Building and Safety at the Development Services Center, 39550 Liberty St. We handle the full submittal and inspections.
Often yes, within the community’s rules. Newer HOA lots near Warm Springs BART trend compact, which is exactly where plunge pools, spas, and cocktail pools earn their keep, and HOA architectural review runs alongside the city permit. We manage both approval tracks and design to the yard you actually have.
Fremont’s Swimming Pool and Spa Code requires at least two of seven drowning-prevention features on new or remodeled single-family pools, such as isolation fencing with self-latching gates, an ASTM-rated safety cover, or door and water-entry alarms. We design compliance into the plan instead of bolting it on after.
Alameda County Water District, on a typical-year blend of roughly 40 percent State Water Project, 20 percent San Francisco regional supply, and 40 percent local Alameda Creek watershed sources including Niles Cone groundwater. The local groundwater runs harder, and ACWD blends to manage it, so we test your actual fill water and balance the startup chemistry to it.
It takes different engineering rather than more luck. The former vineyard slopes below Mission Peak get per-lot soils review, grading and retaining design, and drainage planning, while the district’s valley-floor tracts dig conventionally. We verify conditions lot by lot.
A heated pool with a raised spa and spillover is the honest answer: Warm Springs was one of the West Coast’s first hot-springs resort areas, and a resort-style backyard with year-round heat carries that history forward better than any plaque could.
Prefer to plan your project in person? Our San Jose showroom at 2258 Camden Ave is about 20 minutes from Warm Springs: take I-680 South, continue onto I-280, then take CA-17 South and exit at Camden Avenue. Get directions from Warm Springs →
Part of Our Fremont Service Area
Start with a free design consultation at your home or in our San Jose showroom.
Royal Pools by Adams | 2258 Camden Ave, San Jose, CA 95124 | (408) 371-8000 | Mon-Fri 8am-4pm | CSLB #278052
