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Plaster was done on Friday, these photos were taken the wee hours of Saturday morning during fill up (spa was filled up after the pool during the night exactly as instructed by the plasterer). There are a few cracks here and there such as below in the upper portion of the spa... not a lot, but...

Seems a bit high? It's above the point on the guage where it says 'Clean'. JUST started up today... been putting in acid and brushing. I'll have tons of questions in the coming days/weeks... I will not lie, I don't trust my PB to have done their job properly...

Our decking will be poured soon (framing is going in). A discussion came up about the mastic that'll go around the coping (only ~1/3 of the pool/spa perimeter)... and if it is needed. Our cement guy says he pours to the coping and it looks cleaner... everyone else has just sort of gone along...

You guys are always helpful in your opinions... what do you think? It just seems like once the tile is in place, that if the pool is ever more than full above half of the middle of the water tile that it will not work properly? I'm not sure how low the tile sits below the coping, but it just...

Decided to make a thread as I want to get a lot of feedback... SO... we have a jumprock going in... once all is said and done, it should be ~3.5ft from the top of the jumprock to the top of the pool (coping). The deep end that we'll be jumping into is 6ft deep. I guess to put it simply, does...

SO, we'll be putting in a spa soon (along with the pool)... what is the deal with the jets/ blowers/ well, just the spa in general? We obviously want it to have that bubbly frothy feeling... not, too much, but, ya know, like a spa at a hotel. I've seen these two videos on youtube... THIS is...

And why is it quoted by my pool cement guy (along with the walls and patio etc.) and not the PB? (I'm in Southern California (Inland Empire)) Thanks!

Hello all! I stumbled upon your forum during a late night search for pool information and liked all the photo updates etc. so much that I decided to partake in the fun and create my own thread for our project! Our dig begins next TUESDAY 7/12! We had planned the pool design years ago and have...