I do concrete myself. I saw this other crew that was building a pool and when they “finished up” you could still see the pipe and bar. Not sure if that’s how it suppose to be done but
It’s funny $150,000 pool, My dad built them for 32 years and they were $30,000, He couldn’t rip people off also it only took him three days start to finished
Might take me all of summer but I think I could do it with some help from friends and connections. Tbh tho I don't wanna build a pool I want a full blown pond
@Aidan Reuter recreation ponds are sick. I'm building a small one myself. The EPDM rubber liner is the most expensive part so far. I gathered rocks from around my neighborhood which is easy because I live in AZ. I Still need a skimmer and Im incorporating a wetland filter also. You should build one!
They make laying concrete look easy it’s really not . Love the content btw. Also do you guys switch camera men or is everyone always fighting over who doesn’t have to work.😂😂😂
Would love to see the process before this, is that pre-cast walls and such? Or is it like a block that’s layed and tied together somehow? Is it a large form made then filled with concrete? If so is it a metal form, a wooden form? Etc… cool work though either way buddy
It’s a lot man I drive mixers for the high speed rail and stuff like this it’s like 116 to 130 a yard rn and there is lay over fees and fuel sur charges, I collected 8,000 for a 49 yard put just yesterday
I did pull work for 26 years I regret every year God pools why didn't you guys finish that out floated out make it look smoother you know when they go to paint it it's going to have all those potholes it's going to look like shit.
Because they aren't going to paint it? It'll get plaster and it need the roughness to hold properly. This guy seems to do pool's correctly but does hack work for slabs.
They didn’t throw out any of the burnt material therefore that pool will crack in about two years they’ll have to rip it out shot Crete worker are lazy gunite is a better product
@@Bdigital9482 No I’m the guy out here fixing all the fucked up shot Crete jobs because you guys take burnt loads you guys don’t have inspectors on site expecters at the bach plant time the load in route to the you have 45 minutes to get the load out other wise it is a dead load know your material
150,000$!!!! Dam cali do be a sad place to be a home owner; mine costed 15k, looks about the same size as the one in the video
Its the location that added so much money, they probably spent 2/3 on structural engineering the hill to beable to put the pool there....
And those houses probably 800k plus !
Was just about to ask, is that normal pricing?
@@brannonatkinsonProbably $1.5 million minimum.
@brannonatkinson it's palo Verde try 2million plusses
No, your building a $20,000 pool, your just charging them $130,000.
Live in Cali and pay ridiculous prices for something that would cost you 50k anywhere else. I expected waterfalls and slides for $150k
Hey finally glad to see a work channel about the job half my family does!
I’d like to get into building pools I do local pool service and I’d love to hear some information
150k for that? Wow people love being in debt
Oh you didn’t see the pool being formed ?
Plus not everyone puts stuff on credit you know, some people can actually pay in full for the things they buy without going in debt
@@namean6976 lol. 🌶️
@@brightbluesky1548 debt my ass most rich people in cali got blood money 😂 ain’t not dept for them
When are they spraying it with gold???
The 3 am indian guys could build this for free using their hands and some wood and sticks
Hahaha! I watch those guys!! You are not wrong about them for sure!
I just started rodding , 1 year palero 2 years Finisher sponge n hard trowel n just started rodding this month
Hey, you forgot rebar! And it's supposed to be off the ground.
There's at least two shots where I can see rebar. One right at the beginning and another really fast shot around the middle.
I do concrete myself. I saw this other crew that was building a pool and when they “finished up” you could still see the pipe and bar. Not sure if that’s how it suppose to be done but
Me: why is this so expensive
Watching the job being worked on: OH!!!
Your name is awesome
Cringe comment
Any extra concrete left after from scraping the walls and cutting back steps?
It’s funny $150,000 pool, My dad built them for 32 years and they were $30,000, He couldn’t rip people off also it only took him three days start to finished
Might take me all of summer but I think I could do it with some help from friends and connections. Tbh tho I don't wanna build a pool I want a full blown pond
@Aidan Reuter recreation ponds are sick. I'm building a small one myself. The EPDM rubber liner is the most expensive part so far. I gathered rocks from around my neighborhood which is easy because I live in AZ. I Still need a skimmer and Im incorporating a wetland filter also. You should build one!
$155,000 total, not for Shot Crete. That price includes tile, and plaster for sure.
Shot create is the worst to clean out on the trucks they order like a 3 or 4 slump
Who was the pool builder ?
I ask because I live in the South Bay , Carson area
I work on a gunite crew. We do industrial construction, always shooting refractory. 25 years I’ve been slinging bags as a mixer man. Tough work
Any advice on a teen wanting to do this type of work?
They make laying concrete look easy it’s really not . Love the content btw.
Also do you guys switch camera men or is everyone always fighting over who doesn’t have to work.😂😂😂
They really do! I tried it for 5 min and it felt like I ran a mile!
Thank you, lol it’s just me filming at the job sites
Looks like shit Crete to me
150k for a damn pool? Jesus Christ.
Love how skilled some people are.
that's why they make the least amount of money
Pool is beautiful but i'm really surprised by the price. I think it is for the location
Would love to see the process before this, is that pre-cast walls and such? Or is it like a block that’s layed and tied together somehow? Is it a large form made then filled with concrete? If so is it a metal form, a wooden form? Etc… cool work though either way buddy
Seems like a lot of waste.
me : I want one!
my wallet: ight imma head out
this guy is just a truck driver. why is he pretending like these are his guys or is even a concrete contractor . Anything for clout i guess
they get paid around $16/hour
FUUUUCK I MISS DOING THIS TYPE OF WORK😭
why??
what do you doing now days
I live in Palos Verdes 💪🏼😎
I never knew that's how it's done.
I'm a pool guy and those tall edges are the worst. I don't like heights and that's a big drop
If some one pays 150k for that, than I know my new profesion
That’s hella money! Why?!
Don’t spray shotcrete with the air turned down, it weakens the concrete , this sprayer is a cowboy.
Are you allowed to fill that thing
Yo what's the overhead on something like this?
It’s a lot man I drive mixers for the high speed rail and stuff like this it’s like 116 to 130 a yard rn and there is lay over fees and fuel sur charges, I collected 8,000 for a 49 yard put just yesterday
What A shitty Boss, his worker's don't have proper safety gear.
Looks hard
Hilarious that they won't be able to fill it with all the water restrictions. Either that or it'll be more expensive to fill than to build.
Why don’t u tryle it down some
Can I sub the finishers for a job ?
Hey bro. You hiring ??
this guy is just a driver lol
Step By Step!!!
I’m a builder in Nashville. This pool currently costs $350,000. Would love to pick your brain on the details.
@@thatsallfolks3115 Plenty, if he wants to know.
I need the owners phone number
I’m sure it doesn’t make the property more valuable by $150,000 overspent is Pretty much throwing all that money away
I did pull work for 26 years I regret every year God pools why didn't you guys finish that out floated out make it look smoother you know when they go to paint it it's going to have all those potholes it's going to look like shit.
Because they aren't going to paint it? It'll get plaster and it need the roughness to hold properly. This guy seems to do pool's correctly but does hack work for slabs.
How much did you pay those guys, $10/hr? 😂
hes just a truck driver pretending he a concrete contractor.... lol
😮
Tell me ur white with out telling me
Shortcrete 🥴🥴
They didn’t throw out any of the burnt material therefore that pool will crack in about two years they’ll have to rip it out shot Crete worker are lazy gunite is a better product
You’re that guy. Can see a RUclips short and talk about how the whole project is wrong to you. You’re probably someone’s employee.
@@Bdigital9482 No I’m the guy out here fixing all the fucked up shot Crete jobs because you guys take burnt loads you guys don’t have inspectors on site expecters at the bach plant time the load in route to the you have 45 minutes to get the load out other wise it is a dead load know your material
Nice pool.. Again California sucks. This is about $90k too much.
Your just mad because your poor
@@daMillenialTrucker Can’t even spell and is stupid enough to believe my boy mike is poor because cali sucks
@@daMillenialTrucker ?
@@daMillenialTrucker you ok bro?
@@MadMan_123 I'm not 😢
Your guys are such Artisans . It’s nice to see people who take pride in their work and care about the customer they serve!!!
#kudos
That’s amazing. Only thing is change is I’d hire more women, not equal enough
Hahahaha
150,000 is every basic pool we build.
Same pool $25k in east Los Angeles......
But those houses not big enough like the house in the video in the house in the video in the hills