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Originally Posted by Egan
Now you get to water your pool 2-3 times a day for the next week or so. 
Tile guys will be here on Monday. So after that I have to not get the tile or grout wet. Not sure how I'm gonna pull that off.
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tile and stone done. I like that they cut the water falls to match the curve of the wall. kinda hard to see in this pic though.
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Forms for the concrete deck went in today. I think all that is left is concrete, 'plaster', equipment hookup, and startup.
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Got some concrete poured today. It's dyed and salted. We didn't want to pay extra for the stamped. I kinda like the color it is now while wet. It will dry a light tan color. You can see some hint of that on the edges.
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Originally Posted by Double Phister
Does $2900 seem outragously steep for a fence quote?
84 feet (6 ft high with tongue&groove boards
+1 4 foot standard gate
+1 3 foot self closing/latching gate
+ tear down and removal of old fence
84 feet (6 ft high with tongue&groove boards
+1 4 foot standard gate
+1 3 foot self closing/latching gate
+ tear down and removal of old fence
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Originally Posted by sublime1
The pool is looking great. What more is left to do?
I still have to get a fence up, drainage, irregation, build a retaining wall between the stone wall and fence, and move that mound of dirt to use as fill behind the wall.
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Originally Posted by Jakes02
I built a fence at my moms old house that was about 400ft for less than that. I would say do it yourself if you can. just check with the building codes in your area.
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Originally Posted by Double Phister
I've priced the materials out at about $1400. That doesn't include hauling the old fence away. It would be a whole lot easier if there were no existing fence.
Originally Posted by Double Phister
I've priced the materials out at about $1400. That doesn't include hauling the old fence away. It would be a whole lot easier if there were no existing fence.
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You should leave the pipes sticking up like they are in the middle of the pool, that way Jeremy will have something to sit on when you have an SRIC meet there!