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How far outside of Buffalo does he go? And can you share the name?

Make some videos about it! I’d like to see how it works out.

The Polaris is very complicated and has a lot of moving parts. It has worked good for 2 years. Only had to replace the debris bag so far. If it ever quits I’ll look into the Kreepy Krauly.

If you want a 50k pool here....well, thats a hot tub, not a pool.

I would love to have a gunite pool but they are too expensive for me. We love our vinyl liner pool though. My kids are in it all the time.

@@BrantleyBlended That's the beauty of all the options...it gives an entertainment and gathering place for the family/friends. I considered all options and was open to each and every one of them. I hope your family creates many,many good memories by the pool!!

@@BrantleyBlended nice vid. besides price, did you compare this to a fiber glass pool. Im in alabama, and im getting similar quotes for vinyl pool, but about 50k for fiber glass. Still deciding on what to get. Any advice

I only lived in my house for 6 months when we started building the pool so I don’t have a great comparison of before and after costs of electricity. I’m guessing the pool adds at least $50 a month but no more than $75. My pool has not required many chemicals. Not compared to what I see other people going through. I check the water chemistry every week and add this or that when it needs it. I add a 40lb bag of salt about every month or every other month. It depends on rain and sun. I use less salt in the winter time. Salt is only $6 a bag at Walmart. I’ve had to add a 4lb container of cynauric acid 3 separate times in the last year. I think those are about $15 each at Walmart. I’ve had to add a few other things here and there to increase water hardness or to adjust ph or alkalinity. I might spend $10 - $25 a month on chemicals and salt. My pool is open all year. In the winter I’ve gone several months without having to add anything. I think if you stay on top of cleaning and water chemistry it really isn’t that expensive for a salt water pool. I see other people having problems and spending a lot more money than me but they don’t check their pool everyday like I do. I check my skimmers every day. I brush my pool regularly. My Polaris vacuums every day. I check my pump skimmer at least once a week. Some of our friends will go months without checking pool chemistry or they’ll go a whole week without checking their skimmers. Their pool turns green and then they have to dump a lot of money into it to get it back right. It only takes five or 10 minutes to check on my pool every day.

I have heard that a variable speed pump can lower your monthly electric bill. Supposedly, it costs more upfront when you build but it is more energy efficient and saves on your monthly bill. You may want to ask your builder about it. If I ever have to replace my pump I will look into getting one, but it depends on how much more expensive it is than a regular one. Electricity is not very expensive where I live compared to other areas.

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@@BrantleyBlended Thanks man I emailed u

Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a method to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot the password. I love any help you can offer me!

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@Jax Cairo i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

Thank you! Pool prices have gone up a lot over the last year or so.

It faces NorthEast.

@@BrantleyBlended nice. I’m building a house in the south and it’s facing south. I’m hopping that’s not gonna be a bad thing with the southern sun.

My front porch faces southwest. It is miserable in the afternoon and evening until the sun drops below some trees. We can’t sit on the front porch because we will bake.

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I’ve always heard that the NE was more expensive than Georgia. I’ve heard that labor and building materials cost more. You also seem to be building something nicer than what we have. We got a black chain link fence because it was the least expensive. The aluminum fence sounds more expensive than chain link. The pavers are probably more expensive than concrete. Our concrete was about $6 a sq ft.

We don’t have a pool heater. It’s warm enough in Georgia that we can swim for 8 or 9 months without a heater. Well, my kids will get in when the water is colder. They were swimming in March. Not me. I didn’t get in til June.

@Shanks, at 88K in New Jersey you might be able to get something better in that price range like a fiberglass pool.

Our pool is 8’ deep. We have a Hayward AquaPlus control panel that runs our pool equipment. The wiring I installed was for that control panel and an electrical outlet.

@@BrantleyBlended Our yard isn't big enough for a pool that big, but your vid gave us some insight on what sizes we CAN work with. Thanks!

I do not want to give my pool contractor any more referrals because of the way that our project ended. I know he built at least one pool because of my referral. That was before our project came to an end and I was left.....not very happy. I’m going to be making a video this weekend about how to save a lot of money on building a pool. It is something that I learned about pool contractors and it should help you out. Definitely shop around get a lot of quotes. I will try to get the video out as soon as I can.

Brantley Blended Did the pool contractor pour the walls or did he sub it out? Thanks for your help. I look forward to the next video.

How to save money on building a swimming pool. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4jM6jLubiBc.html

I appreciate your channel. I live in Henry County GA and am in the process of getting pool estimates. For a similar vinyl pool from an established contractor, I'm getting estimates for $43k. That's for 4' concrete boarder, no cleaner or diving board. Hearing your price is making me question the markup.

@@MrJamesdean29 That's a lost more than what I was expecting. We just moved Henry County and were also considering a pool, I would really appreciate it if you shared your experience with me should you decide to go through with it.

Yes, you can get financing for pools. We financed our pool through Lyon Financial in North Carolina. There are many companies that will finance pools.

@@BrantleyBlended I was gonna ask also about this. What are the terms they offer for projects like this ?

We hired a pool contractor

I don’t know. It was part of the pool package.

Yes. Wear a life jacket.

It was expensive but my kids love it and use it all the time. It’s not as expensive as a lot of other pools though.

We built our pool in 2019. I'm sure that prices have gone up. I know they went up a lot in 2020 as demand went up and material shortages began to happen.

Was this for a vinyl pool, what options you got?

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