New build - Dallas (Prosper) - Decking stonework done

We are traveling for spring break so thankfully the camera is rolling and my neighbor took photos. Looks like rebar was finished today and we have plumbing going in:

 

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Gunite almost done. They need to set posts for arbor first and they also missed adding bench along back wall. So, once steel crew comes back and forms bench and once steel beams are in, they will be back to finish the kitchen area and bench.

 

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Had to send nasty gram to our pool designer. The plans on site do not match the most updated plans which has caused multiple issues and delays. Yesterday and today they worked on gas lines but will back tomorrow to run an additional gas line for the power burner in the kitchen. If I didn't have so much going on at work I would be more on these guys. Video is boring today.

 
Had to send nasty gram to our pool designer. The plans on site do not match the most updated plans which has caused multiple issues and delays.
It would be a shame if a freak wind storm came in overnight and blew away those outdated plans on your job site.
 

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Painful delays. We have progress today with plumbing finished and equipment in place. My BIL had his pool dug last week and is at same position but without gunite. Insane.

 

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We are currently waiting on steel posts for kitchen structure. 3 months after dig (when “ordered”) we still don’t have them. Until they are set the gunite crew can’t return. Which means the masons can’t start. Electricians are supposedly scheduled for Friday. Once that is done we are waiting on steel posts and Gunite. I’m hosed.
 
Spoke to owner of pool builder. Sounds like engineering of kitchen structure came back needing larger posts which is the delay. He says they are in route and should know before the weekend when they will be scheduled for install.

Electric is scheduled for Friday and masons are on schedule for next week. I guess they can do coping and tile along with feature wall while we wait for steel posts and gunite?
 
Masons were scheduled for tomorrow. Got a call at 3:30pm saying we should schedule a time next week to pick new tile as our selection is out of stock. I told them we would be at the office in the next hour. Showed up, not in great spirits, and picked out 5 options. I will be surprised if they lay tile this week. I don’t like being negative but we are 2 months post pour and I’m still waiting on steel posts for kitsch, gunite, and we haven’t even begun mason work. My patience is gone and the fun of this process is long past.

meanwhile, my BIL started 3 weeks ago, has tile on site, poured gunite on Monday, and will begin mason work next week. Amazing.
 

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