Put a gate in front of that pool equipment. Embed noise-barrier material within it. Will make all the difference. Also, go to a nursery and surround yourself with plants. Place them all around the outer edge. Improves the view and air quality…
Thank you for sharing your experience, I have been thinking about building a pool on our slope for a while now. It's encouraging to see your accomplishment.
@@ThePatrickNolan can you tell me what the skim coat is and sealer I did my slide with concrete and fiberglass but then epoxy coated it because that’s what everyone was saying was best but the saltwater pool etched the epoxy I let it dry for two weeks before turning on slide and then it just started to crack and flake off now it’s just an eye sore I’d like to redo it this winter after we shut the pool down for the season
Curious about how the retaining wall holds up and how the rainwater drains off all that concrete. Pics make it look like it might end up in the pool? Beautiful property ❤
Yeah! I installed an area drain and a trench drain to catch the water. The retaining walls hold up fine with the recent rains, most water ends up in drains, some water sheet flows the edge of the concrete, which is sloped away from the pool.
too bad every piece of debri on the house and in the yard is going to wash into the pool....FOREVER did you size the drains for a multi-inch rain/hour x 2,000 sqft surface area x the pitch? oh yea, the boulders you placed in the concrete patio, they are now multiple crack points. after about a year you will understand
