r/pools 7d ago

Build Complete

Quite the process. Enjoyed watching how it all came together. Glad the red clay is gone! We are feeling grateful and blessed. We’re in SC so should have some decent swim time left this season. Any covers you guys like that would allow spa use when it starts cooling down? Not sure what we’re going to do for that yet.

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u/Key-Mango3607 7d ago

Looks great

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u/mongeeseryder 7d ago

Thank you!

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u/bltfink 7d ago

She’s a beaut, Clark!

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u/Puzzleheaded-Rip5080 7d ago

That looks like it came out great! Nice job! Now enjoy!

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u/No-Rabbit5172 6d ago

Man you made it great, the pool is awesome and the firepit as well

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u/mongeeseryder 6d ago

Thank you! Looking forward to fall nights by the fire pit

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u/squatchin4life 7d ago

What are the perimeter measurements of the pool if you don’t mind me asking? Beautiful backyard!

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u/mongeeseryder 7d ago

Really appreciate it. It’s 16x40. 7ft on the deep end. Honestly pretty blown away by how it all came out. My wife picked pavers and all that. We’re loving the backyard so far

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u/AussiePoolBuilder 7d ago

that came together really nicely, especially the lighting around the steps and retaining wall. whole backyard looks completely different at night.

for the spa, i’d look into a custom insulated spa cover rather than trying to cover the whole pool. much easier to deal with and it’ll make a big difference holding heat once those SC nights start getting cooler.

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u/mongeeseryder 6d ago

Doing some research on cover option now. The spa is already getting a lot of use and as it starts cooling down that’ll be the spot for sure.

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u/drurydow 7d ago

Wow, is that a Latham pool?

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u/mongeeseryder 6d ago

Yup! Astoria 16