Swimming Pool Construction Time-Lapse beginning to end, 2020 

i was thinking in my head “remove those bushes in the corner and add about 4-5 palms and it would set it off.” then they did it.

What are some obnoxious features?

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Me neither...it almost looks like a timelaps, its crazy

Ikr!!!💀🤣

@@smey02 😂😂💀

@@smey02 Fr!!😅

Should only take 2 week's tops. But the landscaping you can do your self .

@@buddydick6391 no, maybe a fiberglass pool in 2 weeks. You have to also take into consideration the weather/season. If you are adding decking, patio, etc. It can easily take longer than 90 days.

Thank you!

@@kellensmith1931 I'm going to try to follow what you did. Do you have any more videos where you explain why and how you do things? Specifically rebar laying?

Yea

I think it’s a paper filter if some sort. I just cleaned them recently. It’s 4 filters and they’re about 30” tall

And they show up on time and they don't steal lmao. Is that bad to say? I hired them to redo my whole condo and they were so great every Friday i treated them to lunch and beer.

I edited it in Final Cut Pro, so each clip has a different speed. But from nest, I downloaded it in the 1 minute speed

You got to admit that this was one of the better pools though that we did

@@hubbitgaming1607 for sure man except that time you nearly got heatstroke from sledging and the time his dog pissed on me from the second floor porch 🤣

Love it! Haha glad you guys didn’t have to fill it in and start over after all that bs rain

HAHAHAHA OMG 🤣 I forgot about that lololol

Prices vary widely, but this one was under $80k.

@@kellensmith1931 what state?

maybe 20k

I don't remember exactly, but it was a deep blue pebble finish.

Yes it was! Lol

Nice! We are in Mt Pleasant

@@kellensmith1931 Thank You again, Loved your video and your beautiful pool , we just signed contract for Blue Haven Pools , We are praying it will look like your Beauty!! WE are also in Mount Pleasant, Park West.

Took right about 9 weeks from start to finish

@@kellensmith1931 may i ask the price range for all the tools and supplies used to make the pool? Not sure if this was family made or company hired so 😅

It was free

@@kellensmith1931 White privilege

I’m kidding lol

Prices have been wildly increasing over the last year, but we got in under $80k for everything

Hahaha that was my original goal!!

Great

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@@kellensmith1931 worth every penny lol

@@kellensmith1931 Dang 80k. Well when my mortgage is done that will be my gift to myself. Hope you enjoy your home Mr. Smith. So good to work hard then treat yourself. MANHOOD ROCKS💪

What kind of video would you like to see? I’d be happy to make one!

@@kellensmith1931 a video on how the materials used have been holding up & any issues you have ran into since the install

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Just wanted to let you know in the top right corner it says Nest . So I believe it has something to do with that company/brand. I could be completly wrong but worth a try

Nest outdoor IQ. Gotta pay a small monthly fee for 24/7 recording but it’s worth it

Dig desired size 12-15 inches deeper/wider than needed, build and level form boards add plumbing for, drains, skimmers, returns and any accessories. Add wiring and piping for lighting. Add rebar every 12-16" on center tie rebar together keep it at least 2" off floor an wall forms. *Ground rebar to the earth every 6ft or less* blow in concrete, shape concrete, remove form boards and back fill around pool up to 18-24" from surface depending on your states/counties frost line.. while taking into account of pool piping diameter. Finish plumbing, check for leaks, finish back filling, add coping and decking materials finish pool interior with desired options install lighting. Mabe have a electrician wire electrical from your junction box to sub panel. But you definitely can run your wiring to a junction box and save $$$.

Palms only have root balls. They don’t spread out like regular trees

Prices range widely

@Daminati not bad at all

About 80k

@@kellensmith1931 holy smokes

It’s a pebble finish. The blast it on the walls and rinse away the cement to reveal its finish.

@@kellensmith1931 yhea i have never seen that before either. Looked great after but messy to do👌💪

To prevent further irreversible cave-ins from torrential rains prior to Gunite