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James, Thank you very much. Scott

based on the repair parts, this is the replacement pump component https://www.inyopools.com/Products/07501352026812.htm

So I would PVC weld the union to the PVC coming/going to the plumbing, then use the threaded coupler to the pump intake and output?

It is possible. I live in Houston and we had a big freeze in Feb. My pool is set with freeze protection to run the pumps, we never lost power. But I can't be certain that it never froze.

It is a Starite P6E6E-206L, 1HP. It is 5 years old, what is the typical warranty?

My Starite pump basket housing cracked. I removed the clamp that separates the wet end from the dry end. My challenge is how do I disconnect from the plumbing based on the pictures below? Will I be able to remove the nut from the output connection and then spin the input connection off?

The PB initiated the startup process this afternoon. Sent from my VS986 using Tapatalk

Only 9" of water left until we have a full pool. I won't post a picture until the water gets balanced. Sent from my VS986 using Tapatalk

The red spots are temporary covers for the in-floor pool cleaner nozzles. They put the covers on so the plumbing doesn't get clogged by the Pebbletec.

Blue Smurf applied yesterday. Here are some Pictures. They Pebbletec contractor arrived as I was leaving...Acid wash and starting the fill. I marked my water meter last night so I should get a pretty good measure of the capacity when full. @ummgood. The larger patio and patio...

The blue surf is going on today! Sent from my VS986 using Tapatalk

Good advice, thanks.

PB came and cleaned out the shell getting prepared for Pebbletec

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It is concrete with pebbles/rocks embedded in the surface. Not fancy, but durable. They started on the deck cover yesterday. Haven't had a chance to get any pictures of it yet. It will really reduce the sun problem we have in our great room. Sent from my VS986 using Tapatalk

Jaime, it is exposed aggregate. So nice to be able to walk out my backdoor again :) - - - Updated - - - Not a pergola, but a cover for the patio. It will be 40' wide x 16' deep.

Deck was poured Tuesday 12/15. The slab for the shed can be seen below:

Here are some more updates Rock wall and the waterfall cove Pumps (Filter - Intellipro, Waterfall, then cleaner left to right), The Stenner tank and pump had not been installed when I took this picture. The electrician was out yesterday, no pictures yet. Should get started on the...

Friday they came and did the rebar, Saturday they shot the gunite. I don't have any good pictures of the re-bar as it was dark when I returned home Friday and they started the gunite at 6:20 AM Saturday morning (yes, out neighbors love us)

Sadly, the babbling brook was a victim of budget cuts ;)

JamieP, It is great to see progress. Our first build had the benefit of going through the back fence so our front yard was not damaged. At this house, that is not possible, so the yard damage is frustrating. They are going to do the iron work today with Gunite planned for tomorrow.

The dig started Wednesday, November 18. Here are some pictures. Thursday, they installed the plumbing for the PCC2000 in floor cleaning system. 1118151723 1118151723a 1118151722_HDR 1118151723c 1120150713 1120150719 1120150720 1120150720c 1120150720e 1120150722 1120150722

Jamie, yes, the megacatch works. Does it eradicate the mosquito problem...no, but it helps a lot.

The dig is scheduled to start Tuesday. Sent from my VS986 using Tapatalk

It seems like we should have a NW Harris County pool build sub-forum.

This will be my second pool: First pool was: Chlorine (bleach eventually) Pebbletec Three, single speed pumps (filter, cleaner, bubblers&water wall) PCC2000 in-floor cleaner Cartridge Pool builder (same as first pool) recommends UV/Ozone as the sanitizer. My 1st pool had Ozonator, I'm not...