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Re: Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 11/16)
It looks beautiful, congrats!!
It looks beautiful, congrats!!
Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 12/5)
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Re: Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 11/16)
We are very happy with how it turned out. We were not 100% set on either type, but saw one like ours in their showroom and knew that's what we wanted.
clw72 said:
We are very happy with how it turned out. We were not 100% set on either type, but saw one like ours in their showroom and knew that's what we wanted.
Re: Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 11/16)
The pool looks great! Enjoy!!!
The pool looks great! Enjoy!!!
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Re: Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 11/16)
Well since they worked so hard on it, I sure hope you like it!! I don't think I will care either way how the water spills over, I just don't like the way it looks with the smooth cut. It seems unfinished to me.
Readyforapool said:
Well since they worked so hard on it, I sure hope you like it!!
I don't think I will care either way how the water spills over, I just don't like the way it looks with the smooth cut. It seems unfinished to me.
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Re: Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 11/16)
Good to know. I have a feeling someone will be making a 3rd trip back, to chip ours.
SKC said:
Good to know. I have a feeling someone will be making a 3rd trip back, to chip ours.
Re: Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 11/16)
Landscaping is at 95% completed, and I'm so glad to have grass again. Disregard the old rusty grill against the fence. That's on the way out the door....
Landscaping is at 95% completed, and I'm so glad to have grass again. Disregard the old rusty grill against the fence. That's on the way out the door....
Re: Another new build in Prosper, TX (pic update 11/16)
A couple of night shots while playing with the LEDs. We wished we would have had some sort of light on/near the tanning ledge. From the location/depth of the one light in the pool, the ledge gets 0% of it. Would have been nice to be able to illuminate the ledge and fountain on it.
A couple of night shots while playing with the LEDs. We wished we would have had some sort of light on/near the tanning ledge. From the location/depth of the one light in the pool, the ledge gets 0% of it. Would have been nice to be able to illuminate the ledge and fountain on it.
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It does look pretty! I have a maple over the patio that is really hanging down and already can see two large broken branches near the top! It's already stressed from all the construction around it. Hope your magnolias make it!
- Jul 16, 2012
- 7,204
- Pool Size
- 27000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
Looks like there was a lot of sleet versus just freezing rain which would have been much higher on the damage scale. But I know that any landscaping that gets damaged is frustrating. Warmer weather lies ahead! Maybe months but, hey, it's coming.
This is the reason, that I'm waiting before I landscape around the pool. Texas Weather 2 days ago it was over 80 degrees and sunny!
wait a week and it will change again.
wait a week and it will change again.
Town code requires sod be laid before they'll do a final inspection. We didn't want to contract the sod and not do the landscaping at the same time as one affects the other.
Patio crew is going to have to pay a visit this week. The Cool Deck is chipping up pretty good. It's mainly in the areas that had the ice sitting on it the longest. Rep said that they've had multiple decks with problems post-icemageddon, including his own stamped concrete deck.
Hi,
We are thinking of building a design similar to your pool. May I ask, what are the dimensions of this pool?
We are thinking of building a design similar to your pool. May I ask, what are the dimensions of this pool?
After a year since pool completion, I'm finally getting around to finishing off the side yard by the pool equipment.
Thus far I've put down fabric to help prevent weeds, raised the overflow drain by about 4 inches, and then unloaded and moved 2 tons of fill dirt. Next step will be to level the dirt, lay another layer of fabric, then decomposed granite. Once that's all done, we'll lay a walkway of rubber pavers. Just wanted something that would be fairly easy to adjust and move if I want to modify it.
Thus far I've put down fabric to help prevent weeds, raised the overflow drain by about 4 inches, and then unloaded and moved 2 tons of fill dirt. Next step will be to level the dirt, lay another layer of fabric, then decomposed granite. Once that's all done, we'll lay a walkway of rubber pavers. Just wanted something that would be fairly easy to adjust and move if I want to modify it.
After a month, the weather and my schedule jived, so we've moved a step closer to being done. Added a ton of decomposed granite.
Hopefully get the pavers down in the next week or so.
Hopefully get the pavers down in the next week or so.