How to Build and Pour Concrete Pool Coping (Brand New Pool Build)
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2024
- Join Tyler and Tim's crew as we dive into a brand new back yard remodel with a pool build, fire pit, and bench area. In this video we set all of our forms for the new poured in place retaining walls, poured in place coping, and pour it all out. Enjoy and don't forget to like, share, comment and subscribe!
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My guy! You guys killed it as always, even though that first pour day was rough you stayed on top of it and it turned out great! Nice work boys
The main man himself 🙏
Retired disabled garbageman living in Northern California thank you guys for all your hard work loved videos. I did Tyree Barb out of high school and 8384 and 85. I think the concrete business and garage business is the best thank you 🙏💙🇺🇸💯besides garbage.
Nice, thank you for watching!
Odell is handling business as usual.
Yup! 👍
Your work is impeccable!
Thank you!
What's up Tyler
I understand when you say flat work finishers vs detail custom skilled finishers.
Greetings from Southern California
The Masonry Company
Yes exactly thanks
Nice recovery of what could have been really bad Tyler. Just goes to show that every good concrete guy is not a good concrete guy! Good finishing guys are worth the money!
Yes very true!
Sometimes being in charge is rough, thus the old saying " it can be lonely at the top but someone has to do it ".
Yes I hear ya
Thats right Odell
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Nice work brother.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
Threw the finishers under the bus🚌😂
Yup they made me lose a thousand on this one for sure.
Nice job Tyler and crew. Bummer about the broom finish, but you live you learn. The hot day sure didnt help you out, if was cooler you would have caught it and made em redo it. That was a stressful pour, lot of detail work
Next time!
Man you’re lucky. Could have been much worse. Coping is such a pain. Have you tried the styrofoam stuff you snap off and throw away? I build pools and plan to try it next poured in place coping. About 3-400 per pool for the material. Goes in fast and easy allegedly. Saw it at a pool show recently.
Never tried that stuff. We used bullnose styrofoam forms for block caps and steps though, I’m sure it’s similar. Let me know how that goes
@@OdellCompleteConcrete sure will I’ll tag you guys on instagram
you need to start Odell Swimming Pools
Bingo
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I want a pool setup like this...probably a dumb question but how expensive is it?
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Yes you are!
Do you have any videos for building a pool equipment screen wall? Is it ok to have a footing and 4ft tall block wall on top of the pool suction and return pvc lines?
Sleeve it
@@OdellCompleteConcrete Hi thanks for the reply, i should clarify the pool pipes are existing so im not sure how that could be done and the main pipes are about 1/2" below the footing so im more concerned about the weight of the wall potentially crushing the pipe.
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I noticed a lot of your projects have blocked wall fencing. Is that a standard in those neighborhoods?
Yes
Question about the pool coping pour. I usually see a layer of roofing paper as a barrier prior to pouring the concrete. What’s up with that?
You mean the foam that is glued to the outside edge of the coping?
The roofing paper is used as a slip joint so the coping doesn't bond with the pool's bond beam--this is usually only done in cantilever decks where the coping and deck is one piece (so they can move independently)
@@OdellCompleteConcrete sierrabuildco. Answered my question. Thank you. This answer makes sense.
you should make the firepit smokeless
It is when I'm not using it
It's smokeless! Uses natural gas :)
The finisher on the coping were commercial at best, unfortunate way to find out.
How much was the total cost of this project?? Thanks
I was subbed in not sure what it cost for everything
A little over $150k
@@Sierrabuildco Yowza. That costs more than my house. I'm not saying it's not worth it, but I just never had that kind of money for a project. Nice overall look.
The houses in this area are going for 2 million
@@OdellCompleteConcrete I believe it. Doesn't seem worth it to have such a tiny property on a crowded street.
1:30 - Was that a line drain you tied in to the side of the pool so it doesnt overfill? It then flows into the yard drain system?
WARNING, if that is it, watch out for inspectors or a neightbor calling the city due to constant wanter going to the street through the water drain pipe. It is illigal in almost all areas to dump pool water into the storm drain system (streets). here in Phoenix, it is very highly enforced and if caught, some serious trouble/fines as it pollutes the ground water system and other major issues. It mst be drained into the sewer lines and be treated from all the poison chemicals in the water.
If the drain was just a grate to get small ammounds of water, like line drains around a back patio with a pool so as kids get out and stuff, water isnt pooled up, but goes down the drain. I'm talking about a pool level drain, where if the water rises above that line, it goes into the drain and pours out that way keeping the pool from overflowing. That is still the same as dumping pool water to the street.
Yea we had multiple inspections it’s how we do it in Southern California
Damn. I feel kinda bad. You’ve had shitty stuff happen the past couple jobs. First the pool guy, then you get flooded, now this. Keep your head up man. It doesn’t stay like this forever.
Looked to me pulled the curb form little early.?
Yes we did and had to brace it again
Plastic grass makes me sick