Pool Equipment Partner
HIDE
Premium equipment enclosures that transform the equipment pad into a clean, architectural element.
About HIDE
Premium pool equipment enclosure systems designed to conceal pumps, filters, heaters, and automation panels while maintaining full service access. HIDE transforms the equipment pad from an eyesore into a clean, architectural element that complements your backyard design. Their enclosures are engineered for ventilation, noise reduction, and weather protection — without restricting airflow or making maintenance difficult.
What We Install
HIDE Enclosures in Our Builds
Why Equipment Enclosures Matter
Your pool equipment — pumps, filters, heaters, plumbing — is essential but not exactly beautiful. Most pool builders leave it exposed on a concrete pad against your house. HIDE enclosures provide a premium solution that protects equipment from weather and debris, reduces pump noise, keeps the backyard looking clean and finished, and maintains full access for service and maintenance.
How Prestige Uses HIDE
We integrate HIDE enclosures into our pool designs from day one — not as an afterthought. During the design phase, we plan the equipment pad location and enclosure to complement your overall backyard aesthetic. The result is a finished look where every detail has been considered — no exposed plumbing, no humming equipment pad visible from the patio.
Design & Material Options
HIDE enclosures are available in multiple configurations to match different equipment pad sizes and backyard styles. They are constructed from durable, weather-resistant materials designed to withstand the Texas heat and elements. Ventilation panels ensure proper airflow to keep equipment running at optimal temperatures, while hinged access panels allow easy service and maintenance.
The Finished Look
Why Prestige Installs HIDE
Most pool builders stop at the equipment pad. We think the details matter — and a visible equipment pad with exposed plumbing and humming motors is a detail worth solving. HIDE enclosures give our clients a finished, polished backyard where every element looks intentional. It is a small investment that makes a big difference in how the overall project feels.
See It in Action
HIDE in Action
Common Questions
HIDE Enclosure FAQ
It is not required, but it is a significant upgrade to the overall look and feel of your backyard. An exposed equipment pad with pumps, filters, heaters, and plumbing is functional but not attractive. A HIDE enclosure conceals everything behind a clean, architectural panel — reducing noise, protecting equipment from weather, and giving your backyard a finished, polished look.
No. HIDE enclosures are specifically engineered with ventilation panels that maintain proper airflow around pumps, heaters, and other equipment. They are designed to reduce noise without restricting the airflow your equipment needs to operate at optimal temperatures.
Yes. While we prefer to integrate enclosures during new pool construction so the equipment pad is positioned and sized optimally, HIDE enclosures can be retrofitted to existing equipment pads. We assess your current setup and recommend the right enclosure configuration for your space.
HIDE enclosures use durable, weather-resistant materials engineered to withstand outdoor conditions including the Texas heat, rain, and UV exposure. The panels are designed for longevity with minimal maintenance — they will not rot, warp, or deteriorate like wood alternatives.
Ask About HIDE Enclosures for Your Pool
Whether you're building a new pool or want to upgrade your existing equipment pad, our team can help you explore HIDE enclosure options.