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They spent almost an entire afternoon prepping it using both a pressure washer and jackhammers, so I’m assuming.

Last picture is of the replaster. They finished yesterday I believe. Doing some clean up work this morning then acid wash and fill I believe.

Sure. They started spraying the shell and a torrential downpour came through so they had to pack up and leave. They basically did a a thin layer over the entire shell before leaving. They came back a few weeks later, spent half the day prepping the shell and then finished spraying it. But...

Our pool was “completed” 1.5 years ago. They shot the shell during a torrential downpour so it developed some voids and started weeping groundwater. The groundwater damaged the pebble plaster and we’ve been fighting for over a year to have them fix it. They kept telling us it would go away...

They are sending the shotcrete guy out today. PB told me they need to acid wash then fill it before they can address the issue. I asked “how does that make any sense, I’m watching it leak.” Cold joints are common, I know this. They don’t shoot municipal pools in one day. The shotcrete guy...

No, it is not separate. Rebar gets bent down and tied into the decking. This is exactly how it’s done on houses. If they did not tie the decking into the shell the decking would sink where it meets the coping. Its almost self explanatory if you just think about it (not trying to be rude, but...

Long story short they sprayed our shotcrete shell ~3 months ago. We had a torrential downpour that day so they had to stop mid way through, then finish a few days later. Shotcrete guy is from South Africa, said he’s been doing it 30+ years and said they spent extra time ensuring they prepped...

New build here in Bastrop Tx. We had a huge nasty rain storm last Friday that dumped several inches very quickly. Well PB decided that morning would be a good time to start shooting gunite, after sitting empty with rebar for ~2 weeks. Needless to say they got rained out half way through, and...