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It is the season 🏊‍♂️🌊🌊

Thankyou. Imagine makes such a beautiful looking pool shell

So to keep the concrete from pushing in the shell and if any concrete spills it doesn’t get on the pool shell

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About $140k

​@@wetscapesthat's crazy expensive. I thought a pool would cost 30K.

@@Mr.DMZ. yes. With the quality of materials we use plus the fiberglass pool shell is the best world on top of the labor and craftsmanship. it's defiantly a different time.

Haha👍🏼

It took us about three months, mainly because we started in the winter. This pool now would be around 200,000.

@@wetscapes 🙀

@@wetscapes what's the biggest component? Materials? Labor? That's like a cost of another house.

@@fooflateka materials more then labour. Its a different time.

Have you been waiting? Haha

@@wetscapes yes…. Only Timelapses…

@@ericm6594 that's amazing. Well keep a look out for the next one

Wow. Thank you! You comment and watching will help. Thank you.

Yes you are correct. Thank you for watching🙏🏻

6-7ft deep.

the one we’re doing for our Plumber is about 115,000. We don’t do any pools anymore under 95. It just doesn’t make any sense With labor materials.

Sky is the limit on these things. You can get a heated fiberglass pool put in the ground for 90-95k, but then add concrete, landscaping, pool house, etc. and who knows where you'll end up. I just put in a 16x40 and converted my shed into a pool house. I'm in the area of 150k and did a lot of the extra's myself. I would assume if you wanted a turnkey pool that was heated and didn't want to do any of it by yourself, I would honestly budget 175K by the time all is said and done. Oh, and the best time to put in a pool is when you are building the house. Just trust me on that one!!

@@cwsosby incredible stuff. I need to start a pool company asap. Lol. Cool you are getting those prices. As i said, i got a custom gunite pool with 2 water features and a raised deck all the way around for under 50k. You would get a rock star size pool with a cave spa and waterfall slide for 175 out here. Congrats and keep building my friend 👍🤠

@@c7adventures376 Huge differences in pricing depending on what part of the country you’re in as well. And let us not forget that you usually get what you pay for 😉

Totally agree@@cwsosby

To be fair, if want to eliminate a rough surface entirely i would suggest a poured or a travertine coping. Regardless we sand the top edge well and anything rough on the face to eliminate any sharp edges.

use the ladder! wtf LOL!!!!!!!

Streamline, deck, drain

It’s a really small crush stone and we do it in small lifts if need be depending on the over dig. it packs really well

Lol

facts

About 116k$

None at all?

About 145k

no, at all. Are you having trouble with your swimming pool?

@wetscapes that’s awesome! No, I am a fiberglass pool contractor in Utah. I was just curious about the equipment pad height difference because I always try to keep equipment pad height close to the same height as pool deck level. Im definitely going to try a raised equipment pad!

Thank you so much🙏🏻

Okay! Will do

They we’re great neighbors actually. Good for us!

You don’t like it?

Thank you🙏🏻

@@wetscapes You're welcome

Thank you. It turned beautifully

Thank you. Yes on the marine antifreeze because it’s cheaper. Any antifreeze will work. You defiantly can close the pool with out but we like to go the extra mile. Just in case

That’s how we do it!👊🏻