MacDonald Highlands and Seven Hills sit on Henderson’s elevated hillside terrain, and the pools reflect it. Custom-built infinity and negative-edge designs, larger surface areas, and higher-end equipment (variable-speed pumps, saltwater systems, automation controllers) are the norm rather than the exception. Service for a hillside custom pool starts at $170–$250+/month, reflecting the added equipment complexity and surface area typical in this area.

What’s different about pools in MacDonald Highlands & Seven Hills

MacDonald Highlands is a guard-gated, ultra-luxury enclave built into the hillside around DragonRidge Country Club, and Seven Hills is the larger master-planned community surrounding it, both in the 89012/89052 area. Custom estate pools here are typically built to take advantage of the elevation: infinity edges, raised spas, and multi-level water features designed around valley views.

The hillside location means more grading nearby. HOA aesthetic standards in both communities are strict about how equipment pads and screening look from adjacent properties and the street.

Services in MacDonald Highlands & Seven Hills

Weekly custom-pool service — multi-level water features, raised spas, infinity edges

Automation system service and troubleshooting

Variable-speed pump and saltwater system service

Leak detection for complex, multi-zone plumbing

Tile, water-feature, and deck maintenance

FAQs for MacDonald Highlands & Seven Hills homeowners

Do you have experience with infinity-edge and negative-edge pools?

Yes — these designs are common in MacDonald Highlands specifically, and they require monitoring catch basin levels and edge pump function, which we factor into every visit.

My pool has an automation system — can you service around it?

Yes. We routinely work with Pentair IntelliCenter, Jandy iAqualink, and similar systems, troubleshooting both the equipment and the automation layer.