A pool is a piece of engineered concrete infrastructure in your backyard with plumbing, electrical, and a permit trail. The finishes are the last ten percent.
How It Actually Goes
Sun, slope, setbacks, equipment location, and required safety barriers. We stake the shape on site so you see the real footprint before excavation.
Pools are permitted and inspected, and hillside lots often require soils and structural engineering.
Dig, rebar cage, plumbing, then shotcrete or gunite shell, followed by a cure period that cannot be rushed.
Pumps, filtration, heating, and lighting, with bonding and GFCI protection — the safety work that inspection focuses on.
Hardscape, waterline tile, interior finish, then a supervised startup and water chemistry balance, plus a walkthrough of how to run the equipment.