Once they get done digging your first job begins. Take a tape measure out and see if it is long, wide, deep, etc enough. Add about 6 inches for gunite and plaster. NOW is the time to fix or tweak if wanted or needed.
After 1 week of rain and hoping my flash would hold up my walls we were able to get gunite installed. Original guy flaked on planned install date and postponed 1 day for his core contractors instead of owner/builder. I was able to find someone else to beat his price ($150/cy cash) and install my original planned day. It felt good to drop the original guy after he let me down. 62 cy and 8.5 hrs later.
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Anyone have good contacts for waterscape/rock/waterfall work in Northern California?
How neat that looks! Glad you were able to find someone to do it! SWEET! Have you been bonding with your pool? aka watering it. This helps the gunite cure. There may still be some cracks but the plaster will fill them in.
This is the time I share some links for new pool owners. It is a LOT of info. so take it slow, one bite at a time.
Make sure to ask any and all questions you might have no matter how small! We have all been where you are at one point.
This is also when I tell you to get your test kit. This way you will have it and know what your fill water is like so you can have the chemicals ready for when the pool is ready for water. Look in my siggy below for the test kit I think is the best bang for the buck.
Still researching waterscape / rock company's between San Jose and Auburn. Does anyone have any contacts? Also looking for rock quarry in Northern CA to buy rock directly. Any suggestions or contacts would be greatly appreciated. I do have one quote for guy near Sacramento ($33k for labor and misc materials + tie in waterfall plumbing).
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