HOW I BUILT A PLUNGE POOL IN BOSTON DURING COVID

Just before Covid hit in March of 2020 I had been planning on building my own plunge pool in my backyard in Boston. During our honeymoon, my wife and I really enjoyed our plunge pool in our suite. So I decided to build one of my own to enjoy while in Boston.
The design of the pool is as large as Boston building department would allow at the time. The entire process took about 4 months to complete everything. It has massage jets and a heater system to keep at a comfortable temperature all summer long. The total cost of the project, including all the landscaping, cost around $15,000. Well worth it to have a backyard paradise in Boston.
I did lose some ambition to get all timelapse videos of the projects towards the end. So its mostly photos for the last 25% of the project. My original plan for this video was to be a complete how to video as I couldn't find any on youtube. I lost interest in editing the video for a few years and don't remember all the details of the build. So decided to just show the process in a shorter format.
I included a few other pictures of my backyard as well. I added in a small putting green and an outside bar while I was at it. I may at some more detailed videos on those projects int he future.

[@rayhat5111]

You got some balls brother. Very few people would attempt that. Phenomenal job. Great vid.

[@kirkericson2722]

How hard could it be? After watching this video, the answer is extremely hard. There is no way I could ever do this - hats off to you.

[@n.i.8604]

Respect. Looks great.

[@kathrynjohnson9926]

Wow, you sure put your heart into the work involved🎉 thanks for showing the process. We, too, enjoyed a plunge pool while in Mexico where temps were 100 degrees & want to do the same. Hope the coming hot weather finds you cool & comfortable! Cheers.

[@RoquetSynce]

I dont suppose you'd share your plans for this project? It's exactly what I am looking to put in!

[@roystonrichards1556]

A nice thorough job, thanks for making and posting the video.

[@lawnboyz3960]

Awesome job! From Shrewsbury. We will be building a similar one in the fall

[@luvtoyscollector3373]

I love it, it looks so so beautiful 👍 Enjoy 🥰

[@outdoormary]

Excellent work! You should start a plunge pool business!

[@kenetic1228]

Started out as the yard from Good Will Hunting😅

[@eddiezorro1]

Great Job. Love it...

[@wwinansful]

Amazing job! on the plungie! and Great Looking Backyard Oasis.. Ty for sharing the project. How did you go about the layout for your plumbing? can you share the resources or any information about that part. thanks again!

[@RogowskiBubba0864]

Great job 😊

[@FBDailyNews]

Would you be willing to share a link to the plans that you used?

[@macdaddymgiarc]

Great video! and I can only imagine the time needed to build it, edit and format with the time lapse. Thank you for inspiring the world with it ☺ Most important question @9:43 are you still drinking Bud Light 😉 Enjoy the summer in your Pool.

[@davide4809]

“And that’s how you were conceived son”

[@stnic]

Awesome project, but what was the proce comparison to a swim spa?

[@jr8958]

Should have installed a handrail to go in. Would suck to fall and youll land on that hard edge

[@danielb516]

i would have done cmu blocks instead of doing all that form work . looks great though

[@jhickox]

How does it transition from pool to hot tub?

[@Mike-jc2xv]

Well done man, WHat did you use to "seal"

[@melissabrown7905]

I would like to know also. Thinking of doing the same thing at my place.

[@Mike-jc2xv]

@@melissabrown7905 this seems like a good seal MasterSeal 583 Formerly Super Thoroseal

[@originalfallinggirl]

You’re awesome! I want to do this!