Joe (from JDC Concrete) was very efficient. We decided to have some steps made at the same time as they were here, and we changed our minds about where the concrete should end about 5 times. After they'd prepared everything for concreting, we changed our minds again, and they rearranged things in the morning without complaining about it.
What's that? You want some photos? OK.
This is the pool area prepared to be concreted:
They are finishing off the concrete here, and it's still wet, hence it's dark:
The concrete still isn't quite dry. They put bubble wrap to protect the coping around the pool while they concreted - they will come back and pull the last bits out, and fill the gap with mastic.
3 comments:
At last how wonderful it is looking.
I am so glad you are doing a classic concrete surround - does this add a lot to the cost of the pool? We will be in a very similar situation with a sloped yard.
I don't think it added a massive amount (I didn't actually check with and witout, we just got the whole quote).
I think its not a classic to make it with concrete it is a best method to make the pool seepage proof In area like this according to your environmental i like your concept.
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