Yes! From cold winters to Arizona heat, a fiberglass pool can withstand it all. Thank you for asking!

@AlbertGroup man this video was so helpful thank you

@@savingmoney5604 Glad we could help!

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The skimmer is in the center of the deep end wall, we use wall suctions in place of main drains on the deep end wall.

@@jamessnyder1637 can these pools be used in ICF construction?

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Hello! That pool is a Leisure Pools Pinnacle 40' in Ebony Blue

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@@mikeru9920 Yep thats the one! The Pinnacle is one of the most popular choices for us. Hope this helped!

Hello! As long as the levels are maintained, everything should be fine. But, if the levels arent balanced, the salt can corrode the marcite finish because the water would become too acidic for the finish. What was meant by adding calcium was that there would just be calcium build up over time. Thanks for commenting!

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Unfortunately, we do not service or install any gunite pools, so when it comes to pool plaster, we arent experts in that field. However, the color of the pool that you are referring to is called Graphite Gray. Hope that helps you out!

Hello! We use french drains to control flooding and runoff. We also have drainage around the patio since it is pitched which allows water to run down into the drain, keeping your patio drier

@@AlbertGroup thankyou :)

The color of this pool is called Graphite Gray. Thank you for asking!

Great question! Fiberglass pools are known for their structural stability, so from long winters to hot summers, your pool will be just fine! Of course, there is a little maintenance to do, but it isn't much at all.

This pool is a Leisure Pools Ultimate 35" in Graphite Gray color. Thanks for asking!

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Thanks again, Tulsa!

Thank you so much! Glad you love it

Every project has different pricing. The size of the pool, size of the patio, if there is rock in the ground that needs to be removed, etc. We would love to help you out! Head over to our website and schedule a consultation: www.albertgrouplandscaping.com

A lot is what he is telling you.

@@wd9581 "If you have to ask, you can't afford it"

Prolly 50-80k

@@dylanmuoio1404 doubt it. But I will never know I just wanted the price of this one in the video not an estimate.

Of course! 14 ft is still plenty of room for your family and loved ones!

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Great question! Now, we arent expert scientists, but here is what we know. The harder your water, the more calcium in the water. Water evaporates, which in Texas, it evaporates way faster than it does here in New York. So, you keep adding more calcium into your pool. Calcium deposits build up and can cause maintenance issues that could be only a little cleanup or cost you money for repairs to your equipment, liner, filtration, etc. You should inspect your pool regularly to avoid this, especially in Texas. Hope this helps!

Thank you! Much appreciated!

Something is not right with that setup then, Sounds like too much chlorine was being produced. I've seen it happen when a salt system was set to max output and the client went on vacation for one month with the automatic cover closed. The sun is part of your pool chemistry. Dumping some water and adding fresh water fixed it fast. To answer your question, the water should feel great and have a very light chlorine smell.

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Thanks for commenting! Everyone has their own preference when it comes to the size of a pool in their backyard. Some homeowners want a large pool to swim in and hang out, some want a pool that doesn't take up a lot of space. In this case, it is the best of both worlds!

Hello! In this case, we would take the previous pool out of where it is located and put a fiberglass pool in. In terms of our pool sizes, our website lists many different pools in many different sizes. Feel free to check it out! The link is in the description.

Much appreciated! Thank you for watching!

If you are referring to “Main Drains” - NO. We use wall suctions instead. On fiberglass pools I never want to put anything under the pool.

Hello! We use anywhere from 3/8 inch to 3/4 inch clean crushed stone. In terms of backfilling, it depends from job to job.

@@AlbertGroup thank you

Great question and thank you for your interest in our process! We're glad you found our information helpful. Regarding the capping stage details, these are part of our proprietary techniques and are not publicly disclosed to maintain our product's uniqueness. We appreciate your understanding and continued interest!

Thank you so much for watching! We hope your new year started off great!

Thank you very much! Hope your new year is starting out good!

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Hello! Thank you for reaching out to us! Currently, we service the Hudson Valley region of New York for pool installation, but we do construct gunite pools in Connecticut. If you live outside these areas, please still contact us at AlbertGroupPools.com and we can send over your information to the nearest local dealer in your area!

Nice looking pool unfortunately I live in Ohio

Glad it was helpful!

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Sorry we do not, If you go to Leisurepoolsusa.com you can search for a local dealer.

The brand we sell, Leisure Pools offer a max depth of 8'.

I would say 5-6.