Modern Pool Build in Houston

Sep 1, 2010
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We have moved to a new house and are starting our 2nd pool build. The first one at the prior house was a nightmare, with the builder asking for money ahead of schedule, saying they would show up but then not showing, etc. until they went bankrupt. So far the process this time around has been much better. I have selected a builder with a well-known reputation in the area who has been around a long time. They have a great warranty and do almost all the work in house with their own employees. The designer has been awesome to work with.

We signed at the beginning of March but the process took forever because of the strict permit policies of the village we live in. Almost three months later we have excavation completed!

Here is the pool design. I will post pics of the excavation when my daughter comes back with my phone.
 

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Jenn,

Looking good..!!!

I would expect to see a number of post about your UV system.. We don't have many good things to say about them..

How did you sanitize your last pool???

Is your pool's signature about your old pool? I ask because it does not add up with what is being proposed.

Thanks,

Jim R.
 
Jenn,

Looking good..!!!

I would expect to see a number of post about your UV system.. We don't have many good things to say about them..

How did you sanitize your last pool???

Is your pool's signature about your old pool? I ask because it does not add up with what is being proposed.

Thanks,

Jim R.
Yes, that signature is from the last pool. I will update.
 
Yes, that signature is from the last pool. I will update.
Yes, I know how the majority of people here feel about UV systems. I had an SWG last time around, lugging the salt bags was no fun just as I am sure that lugging chlorine pucks is no fun. In the old pool I was always adding CYA, salt, and muriatic acid. I am going to try out the UV/chlorinator combo and if I don't like it I can add the SWG on later. It was an upgrade to add the SWG from the get go.
 
Excavation complete! Just in time for the storms to fill it up.
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I was planning on porcelain pavers for the deck and coping, but when I looked at them outside and stepped on them yikes they were hot. The white limestone on the other hand was super cool. So I will do the limestone for the decking and coping and matching porcelain on the shelf. The spa will be a dark glass tile TBD.
 
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