Permit and inspection here. Last year for the pool I had to have an electrical pre-inspection, pool inspection, and bonding inspection.That is interesting that you had to be inspected... I am putting a pool in and there are no inspectors here
It will cost me 45 dollars for a permit though...
Around here we have no fences- if you don’t wanna see what’s shakin in my backyard u better not lookLooking great!
It's always so foreign to me to see backyards without solid privacy fences. I like the open feel I get from your pictures, but then I think about how annoying it would be to always have to have proper clothing on whenever I go in the backyard. Plus I don't want my neighbors up in my business
Wow! The permit for my Intex was $330 and required 2 inspectionsThat is interesting that you had to be inspected... I am putting a pool in and there are no inspectors here
It will cost me 45 dollars for a permit though...
Eventually I’ll probably add some lattice panels. Definitely want a door or something removal to preserve that storage space though.WOWZER!! That is some good work right there!!
Will you be covering the sides of the deck bottom? If so I suggest you put a gate or door so you can use it for storage. You can also hang large PVC pipes to store the poles and hoses under the deck but off the ground.
Kim
Thank you! Yeah once the pressure treated wood dries out we’ll do something with it. Color recommendations??
It looks great! I am partial to non- wood colors. I would pick a color that would compliment the pool color. I am painting/staining my stairs harbor gray.Thank you! Yeah once the pressure treated wood dries out we’ll do something with it. Color recommendations??
Nice. I’ll keep that in mind for any future/smaller jobs. I rented a big towable auger which dug decent enough, although the rental unit was in rough shape. I ended up using a 10-inch auger bit for my 12-inch holes. I tried a 12 but it got stuck in the clay way too easily. I think I paid like $120 for the 24 hour rental. The worst part was it dropped almost everything back into the hole, so I ended up needing a manual digger to clean it out anyway. It was an awful job and I hope to never do that again, lol.
I’ll hopefully have a concrete mixer for sale in a week or so if you’re interested.
I'm debating doing the EXACT same. I see them on OfferUp from time to time. (1 month old for 15% off) We aren't the only ones.
Thank you! Yeah once the pressure treated wood dries out we’ll do something with it. Color recommendations??
