About Justin of Peek Pools & Spas

To see Justin Peek and his father, Kyle Peek, on their DIY Network hit show, Pool Kings, you might be surprised to learn Justin describes himself as introverted. Quiet and thoughtful. Detail-oriented and consistent. He’ll tell you that’s how Peek Pools makes sure all those over-the-top pools you see on the show are also over-the-top quality pools. “We develop lasting partnerships with our families by being a part of each phase of the pool building process. We also consider each detail throughout the phases of pool building to ensure every family gets their dream backyard. But more than anything, we take an extreme amount of pride in making sure things are done right and made to last.”

Though introverted, few can handle his father’s sarcasm and competitive nature quite like Justin – a back-and-forth often highlighted on Pool Kings. “Working with family is challenging at times due to the high expectations we set for each other. It’s important to keep things fun. My dad can dish it – but I can give it right back. We keep each other balanced.”

The tech-minded half of the pool building duo truly grew up in the pool business, and began work with his dad when he was 16. “I was doing demolition and remodels for the company my dad ran. Later, I worked for a nationwide pool company in information technology as an information systems manager.” With his love of the technological side of the pool industry comes Justin’s ability to deliver something unique to each client. “The pools I’ve been most proud of are ones where we’ve taken on a new custom feature. The more technical and challenging the pool is, the more proud I am in the end of how well it came together. It helps push me to be a better builder.”

Like his father and partner-in-crime on the popular DIY Network show, Justin’s priority is family. “I really enjoy watching my son and daughter at their extracurricular activities. I love traveling and making memories with my family.” And while Justin has his sights set on taking over the company once his dad retires, he doesn’t foresee a time they won’t work together. “I’d love for my dad to stay on as a consultant down the road. We have our moments, but we both expect a lot of ourselves and what we can deliver to clients. Family’s important, and to be able to grow a business with your family is something special.”