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Re: New Pool Build - Plano, TX (LED LIGHT Question) Question for the forum, I am not really happy with the LED light that is installed. Not sure there is much that I can do about it now, but the light only lights up half my pool. so on one end there is a really bright blue light and on the...

Okay, getting near (or at least closer) to the end. Here are pics of the deck while they are getting ready to plaster. And here are some pics of the pebble done and waster in the pool. Now on to the landscape!

New Pics: New Pool Build - Plano, TX Well, things have been moving along a little slower than I would have hope but Kitchen has been started, pool rock work done, and decking should start shortly. New Pics below:

Yep, will add more tomorrow night.

New Pool Build - Plano, TX - Electric in! yep, they added the SWG system this week and installed all the electric. This part seems to move slow but think they can be complete in 4 weeks!

I asked the PB and his comment was they try to keep it as close to the pool as possible. It will be hidden by a 12" wall that runs across the back of the pool.

Equipment in progress, Stone and coping next What do you guys think about Dry Stack ledger at the water line and pebble below? We are removing the tile altogethers and am curious if there are concerns with that. PB asssures us he has done this many times before!

Equipment going in! Where does the SWG and Ozonator go in the equipment pad, are they large pieces of equipment?

UPDATED: New Pool Build - Plano, TX Well, Went on vacation and they shot the gunite, did the plumbing and this week put in the equipment. This does not look like a massive amount of equipment so any feedback is greatly welcomed on the equipment. Also, any idea what the equipments is on the...

New Pool Build - Plano, TX - Updated Pics Okay, Lots of activity. Hole was dug on Saturday, Monday was In-Floor cleaning system, Tuesday/Wednesday was rebar and some more plumbing. Inspection on Thursday and Gunite today. As long as the weather holds, things appear to be going well. More pics

MSUJohn - I looked at Riverbend, Hobert, Water Frontiers, and Southerwind. Water Frontiers wanted $1200-$1500 to even get a plan on paper and we finally heard too many issues with Riverbend and dropped them from consideration. So, we got a plan from Southernwind and a plan from Hobert...

Thadius - Thanks, I will check these out as I have no clue what the differences are compared to a regular grill.

Thanks guys. From what I can tell it will run at a low RPM for 5-6 hours per day and a high RPM for 2-3 hours. this is during the summer months, in winter, yo ucna expect to be 50-60% of that.

Great, thanks for the input, I will check these out. What about RCS Grills (Renaissance Cooking Systems)

Jason - Thanks for the input on the larger filter, I will contact the PB and run this by him. On the in-floor cleaner, this PB has put in >30 of these and really pushed the product. The people that we talked to love it and claim that it keeps the pool very clean. I will mostly see...

This is a great forum and I have learned a ton of info and appreciate the different threads that everyone participates on. We have finally taken the plunge as well and signed this week with a builder in North Texas. We are using Southernwind Pools, I don't think they are the cheapest by any...

I am trying to determine that best BBQ to put in an outdoor kitchen. I was thinking about a 30-32" unit. I am looking at RCS and Bull products. Does anyone have an opinion on the best grill (Quality build, lasts in the elements, etc)??? Thanks