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They were within 2% of each other, DSE being higher. I decided to utilize DSE for nothing more than I knew I wouldn't have any issues with them telling me the excavation was not dug properly. Cheap insurance I thought. I have not heard anything bad about National, I think they would do good...

Dcole, I just went through the process myself. I did my own layout. Excavators- DSE, Tom Nichols, and Imperial are a few. I used DSE. Electrical- Monster Power, Hagarty. I used Monster. Shotcrete- DSE, Evans Shotcrete, National Shotcrete are a few. I went with DSE. This is a list of some...

Well said pooldv. I am in the process of planning my pool and can get sales pitches from all over the internet. What has helped the most in my decision making is actual experiences from members.

You have me there, likely going to find out this weekend. They do look great.

I have been on here a few months now reading posts, pool school, and even posting a few questions. I am in the planning/design phase for an owner/build in-ground shotcrete pool with about a 20,000 gallon capacity. Right now I am leaning towards a cartridge filter, SWG, variable speed pump...

I like the look of those pavers also. Are you concerned with them getting too hot? I Want to install pavers also but temperature in June-August is my big concern.

Thanks for the welcome Brushpup and for the information bigglesworth. I will check Bianchi out.

We are planning our backyard to include a pool, gazebo, and fireplace. Our yard has some tricky slope issues and I am not comfortable designing the pool on my own. I have contacted a few landscape/pool designers but they have all told me they are design-build firms and do not just create plans...