Inground Pool Construction Time Lapse: 16' X 32' Rectangle Pool with Automatic Cover 

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😂 same

HAHAHA 😂🤣

...murder hornet...?!

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Same can be done with a shove and some quick creat!

It's there. We just didn't call it out in the video. Good catch!

Royal Swimming Pools well god bless you.

I was thinking the same lol. Every pool we did poured a footer to hold the walls. Mostly fiber glass walls. I really enjoyed building pools but my boss retired after 52 years.

mellow drone cheap way of putting a pool in. Good luck with that liner and keeping the pool clean

superiority complexes

boop bop apparently

Our PB had a guy in an innertube to float around while finishing the coping. He was cold. lol

Only on a fiberglass pool. This was not a great video to show how professionals do it lol

@johnny smit OMG, you must be kidding man. No way they spent 75 000 ...

My buddy did a salt water heated pool, kidney shaped, not to big. 50K.

You are probably spot on, we had a 20 by 40 installed with 3 feet decking, diving board, salt water system and heater for 27,00 four years ago. Year later we ha the excavation work done around the pool as the back has ground height three feet lower. Two retaining walls were done and they did all the grading and compaction for about 2100 square feet of patio (includes up by my front door patio as well). The next year I installed a versa lol patio around half the pool (back half is river rock and is by retaining wall), and we had another versa lok Wall with steps and connecting walkway from front door patio to side on house with pool done professionally. I did not think I would get that wall done correctly so hired it out, I am glad I did. Fence was installed after that. Last year I built a pizza oven (base was a 5x5 pad with rebar that the excavation company moved into place for me when they graded the patio area. It sat for a year on the spot it is located to finish any more settling and the pavers were installed around it. I built that last summer and just finished veneer stone on the block wall base two days ago. Most of the design I found online, and the materials were all used or reclaimed except for fire brick, the mortars and veneer stone around base. I saved money on fire blanket as a buddy had built one few years ago and had a whole bunch left. We have done small other odds and ends but all told we are in it for about 80,000 grand. Pool was a small portion of that. Most of the hardscaping was done by me to save cost and it still was a punch to the gut. I love how it turned out, it looks beautiful in the summer when pool is open but in my area it will not matter for home value (central NY). If I were to do it again, I would go same route but much smaller scale, also build on FLAT land! Excavation work was 15,000 with another 8 or 9 in the three retaining walls material and one installed by another crew.

@@flynriderr well when you consider a crew of 5, two solid weeks of work (80 hrs), at $60/hour, plus a foreman at $90/hour, you are looking at $31k plus in labor alone.

@@agoogleuser8219 yeah now I understand 😅 thx

yeah. I did landings and footings and mixed like a dozen bags of quickrete a day a few years back. My concern here is it is NOt a single pour so the concrete joints could separate, and lead to potential leaks in the future. Do not want to rely on the liner as the final barrier.

ghost 305 where I’m from it is very rare to see a backyard pool that isn’t vinyl

@@brodywatson1969 My grandparents inground pool is all concrete.

YES I AGREE I FEEL SUPREMELY RELAXED

Thought the same thing. I wonder what the floor of the pool is going to be like after a few years

They probably used vermiculite

It is Pool Krete that they are using. It is made of Portland cement and ecpanded vermiculite and you do not use rebar or wire mesh in this product. This will last for years with minimal patching to do on liner changes.

Deck supports

Your deep end has to be 8ft or deeper to install a diving board (legally.) It's possible to put one in a vinyl liner, if that's what you're asking. The trend nowadays people are getting away from the traditional 3ft shallow and 8ft deep pools and are going for what they call "sports pools." The deepest a sports pool usually is, is about 5 - 5.5ft.

I agree! They did not pour a footing at all. I have been building and grounds steel wall vinyl liner swimming pools and polymer pools for 20 years and it seems like everything is kind of backwards in the video. Bit everyone does things differently so who am I to judge.

I read a few other comments from people wondering the same thing, and the company responded that they did pour a footer, but it just wasn't identified in the video.

@Marianne Contrino thank you for the correction. I still find some of the steps backwards. I would never put a liner in before backfilling. I can only imagine someone dump a bucket of dirt in the pool !😣

@@alaneiler2361 Not only that, but can't the walls also bow with the weight if it's filled with water before being backfilled?

@@christenm3200 pending on material and bracing hell yeah! But the steel in this video with the aframes will be fine. Always good to have that backfill tho

We bought a house with a pool that needed reno, finally got to it last year, we didn't want a deep end so we filled it and its basically level depth with a minor slant. Anyways the pool guy did not put any reinforcement metal such as rebar under the poolcrete. SO Ive come to the conclusion that pool crete is not exactly the same as concrete and doesn't need reinforcement. (Just my conclusion from the guys doing same with my pool.

It was definitely there before they started. Ppl always trying to get something free.

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It said 2 weeks on the opening screen.

@@ashleysumners8208 ahhh, thank you! I missed it.

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This is a special type of pool kit you can buy

I call bullshit on that .

By using a level.

My question, too.

Me 3

tony hill OH MY GOODNESS! I’m no expert so I was gonna keep it to myself but I was definitely thinking “wow! So you can just pour that on the dirt like that?!”

Terrible construction method on both the steps and the concrete.

M. Davis they did. They didn’t note it

We have an above ground 20*40 with 7 foot deep end. The base is special gravel then sand. We have had leaks before but the formation holds without concrete or rebar. We just took out a large cash refi but with construction costs sky high, our kitchen and decks ate up our in ground pool budget. We want to do this within two years.

I’ll build it myself...

Yep I hear you on that and if I couldn't build my own, I'd live without it.

And they got the big donkey di⚽️k

It can be done, but honestly it's not something you want to tackle unless you have experience. Very very expensive mistakes.

You were doing fine until the P S. Then you turned into a hater.

Marcus Pugh I would say around 50-70 k...depends on size i guess my friends did the same from scratch, they paid around 70k they said

@@alexmatias6421 no this is a kit pool, costs less than 20k for this probably