Jason and Cortney
This was probably the most unusual pool that I have ever seen.  The diving board was in the middle of the pool facing the deep end. To make it worse, it was in the grass on the back side of the pool. On the deck area there was a brick wall with two flower beds made into the wall with a fish reflection pond in the middle. The idea was right but over done. The wall continued almost to the pool wall with a two and one half foot walk way to the steps and diving board. The pool had been coated with a fiberglass finish that was cracking and flaking badly.

We removed all of the deck, coping, fiberglass, tile and diving board. We lowered ten feet of raised wall to minimize the multilevel steps. We actually did not originally plan on removing the wall. We thought that the wall was structurally sound. However, once the flower beds were removed we found out that the wall was actually resting on the driveway with no vertical or base support. Once we pointed this out to the home over, two of our guys started to prepare to demo the wall. Just leaning on the wall surface, the whole wall fell over to the our dismay.

This swimming pool was a complete remodel. The following is a summary of what we performed.

• Removed existing deck, tile, coping, diving board, flower beds.
• Raised the swimming pool depth of the deep end by three feet.
• Added a beech entry with water deck jets that arch into the swimming pool.
• Rebuilt the wall, making sure that we installed a wall footer and vertical support.
• Poured a new deck featuring a stamped concrete design.
• Added and plumbed a pressure line for an automatic pool cleaner.
• Installed an automatic control system to control the refection pond, reflection pond lighting, deck jets, heater, spa booster pump, spa air blower, spa light, pool lights, automatic pool cleaner, and temperature controls.