Pool build in Jacksonville, FL

[katiekatie]

Hi! So after what feels like forever we have kicked things into gear and our pool build has started. Our sod was removed on Tuesday, the pool was framed on Wednesday, the big dig occurred Thursday, today we have steel!

It has been so much fun and so helpful to watch everyone's build over the course of the last couple of months...

 

[Texas Splash]

Suggestion: Upload your photos to Photobucket first (free), then you copy and paste each pic's "IMG" code back to this post. It works great!

 

[katiekatie]

Thanks

 

[kimkats]

Oh nice! A Florida pool!

Thanks for sharing!

Kim

 

[katiekatie]

 

[spool]

Why is the waterline tile not installed flush with top of bond beam? From the pics it looks like it's stickig an inch or two higher

 

[katiekatie]

Good question... we were planning to ask our pool builder about this but I think the answer is simply that the waterline tile should be flush with the coping and we're using natural flagstone coping, which might be a bit thick.

 

[katiekatie]

The End... albeit a few years after the pool was finished...

 

[bmoreswim]

Ha! Thanks for the pics. Better late than never!! A beautiful pool and setting. Have you been having a good run with your pool maintenance?

 

[katiekatie]

Yes, I sure did. Proved to be less stressful than I anticipated. I actually sold the house and I'm planning my next pool build