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Not my pool/not my contractors: Update: New Pool for Couple Abandoned by Contractor | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Well, it is F*I*N*A*L*L*Y happening. We are remodeling our pool (two years after we started looking at it): new coping, waterline tile and pebblesheen. We are also adding benches and changing the spillway a bit (raising and narrowing it). We aren't using any seat or step marker tile and will...

In the paper today.

Is this just my personal experience? The pool builders I have dealt with getting bids seem to overpromise, underdeliver and fail to communicate. They will say "you'll have this quote within 24 to 48 hours" and many days later you're still waiting. Some we have never heard back from. I know...

Sorry, just couldn't help myself, tee hee. Pool Art Comes to New York | Pool Spa News | Pools, Design, Designers, Lighting, Swimming

I bought 2 12X24 pieces of tumbled travertine coping from Noble to test at home. We are considering using it to replace our existing red brick coping on our pool remodel. I thought I would share some of my testing results here. We want our new coping to be less hot than our "pizza oven"...

We are (.....still...) researching our pool remodel. I secretly like the "aquatic creature with shadow" mosaics but would want to tuck one on a wall versus the bottom of the pool. I just saw these much more realistic looking mosaics from Tony H20 that I wanted to share. His facebook page had...

We recently had our patio furniture refinished by a powdercoater in the DFW area. We are thrilled with the results and very happy that our furniture now looks brand-new. Here's a their website: efcoaterstx.com *hopefully, I put this in the right spot!*

We are getting ready to remodel our existing pool built in 1988. We are in the DFW area. The original plaster is worn, the waterline mosaic tiles are popping off, the mastic failed years before we bought the house, and the brick coping has cracks in the grout. We are looking at travertine...