Pool Build -- Annapolis, MD
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I LOVE the looks of the equipment pad! VERY neat and tidy looking. I love those stepping stones!
Kim
Kim
I agree, nothing fancy but very functional. And out of sight. 
For some reason, not all PB's make the effort to tuck the equipment out of sight.
For some reason, not all PB's make the effort to tuck the equipment out of sight.
I love it. I hope the plants survive. My husband has killed darn near every plant I've planted in the yard. We've had some run ins and I tell him, keep killing them n you'll keep buying them! See if that gets him riled up! LOL
Like the flagstone steps. We just had ours installed.
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Really nice!! My husband would love your equipment pad set up- it's his favorite color!!
Can I see a better picture of your equipment pad my husband wants to make a nice clean pad.. Looks great!
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Low voltage LEDs around pool -- Greg's not going to electrocute us, right??? Steps are done, and pond is rebuilt
Murphy snoopervised installation from an old chaise, picture taken from my kitchen window -- I may have to keep one just for him!!
Daxton
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Helen I am sure Murphy is glad you got HIM his own seat! LOL He and the yard looks purrfect!
Kim
Kim
And I love everything about your Murphy! I showed my hubby his picture and told him I want one.... I forget, is he a goldendoodle or a labradoodle? Will he want to swim with you?
Thanks, ladies. Murphy is standard sized labradoodle. He was 46 lbs at his last visit to vet. We really love him, great dog. Hopefully he will like swimming in the pool, not sure yet!
Helen, beautiful pool.
I'm in Severna Park and have a great guy who opens/closes my pool and costs less than anyone in the area. He's also replaced a pool pump and repaired my leaking pond (and removed a waterfall and did some new stone work).
PM me if you want his contact name.
I posted my pool pics in the intro section. It's nice, but not new and "flash" like yours. I really like what you've done.
Happy New Year and enjoy your new pool!
Al
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I'm in Severna Park and have a great guy who opens/closes my pool and costs less than anyone in the area. He's also replaced a pool pump and repaired my leaking pond (and removed a waterfall and did some new stone work).
PM me if you want his contact name.
I posted my pool pics in the intro section. It's nice, but not new and "flash" like yours. I really like what you've done.
Happy New Year and enjoy your new pool!
Al
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Hello, I am a new owner in Arnold and would love the name of your pool guy for open and close etc… thanks
Loved reading all your steps and seeing the pics…quick on the turnaround for your permit. I live in the critical area and had to wait a month for the return of the permit. WE also did ours recently and actually did our plaster and water in mid October and we closed in December. We did have to do a lot of the brushing in some chilly weather but it wasn't too bad. We have had a decent winter here so far. I did have a issue with high PH after we closed it but was easily fixed with MA and a circulating pump. Love the end product… We chose to fill our pool with the hose…it is cheaper and actually if you didn't know this already yo can write the county and they will give you a credit for the amount of gallons you fill your pool with since that water does not need to be treated. They will credit the sewer portion which is the more expensive part. you end up paynh close to 700 bucks around here for water delivered. Some people told me you could ask the fire dept. but not sure if that is still allowed.