Incredible Pool Construction Time-lapse. Watch $165,000 Backyard Built In 7 Minutes.

With pools starting at $27,000 you can have the backyard of your dreams. This backyard took more than 7 minutes of course 😉. (3 months to be exact.)
We’re hoping these lockdowns won’t last long, but if you must stay at home with your own private backyard escape, you can count on creating memories that last forever!
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Companies that helped create this incredible backyard:
Gutierrez Grading and Digging
Aqua Flow Inc
Hayward Pool Equipment
Dynamic Shotcrete
Robertson’s Ready Mix
Davis Concrete Colors
NPT Tile
Stonescapes Plaster by NPT
PRIMETIME Plastering
Haro Landscaping
Custom Tech Rocks
Film By: Amber Glass Media
Serving Murrieta, Wildomar, Temecula, Lake Elsinore, Menifee, and surrounding cities!
#pool #construction #timelapse

[@Simphome]

This is not just a pool, this is absolutely art!!! Praise for the architect and the engineers!!

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you. I designed the pool myself and had pool engineering work on the structural aspects of the pool.

[@user-jm5jd1rb2g]

May God bless the workers and especially the family who made their dream come true

[@starshipcaptain4753]

165K is a bargain for this incredible pool. Dream come true

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you!

[@jasonwhite5141]

I was thinking the same thing! Great work!

[@family_3698]

This will be my back yard! Claiming, manifesting, receiving!

[@allfamilypools4851]

Well let us know when you are ready and we can make it happen for you

[@randomperson5817]

@@allfamilypools4851lol

[@JaredPhillips]

I was expecting the slide to start at the top of the hill

[@terryshed6821]

That would have made too much sense. To ME at least. Maybe that have small kids. Who knows. Bummer.

[@MrSharky03]

i don’t think that will be safe tho, you might slide out of the pool and get injured

[@JaredPhillips]

@@MrSharky03 all part of the fun

[@cheesefries7436]

You'd get launched across the pool and into the house if it was that long.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Yea that would have been rad but would have needed a much wider pool to accommodate.

[@nobreighner]

Very nice presentation.

[@mattjohnson8978]

Really great for $165k, I've seen basic pools go for this on flat lots....

[@TheCh23]

Rly great for 165k? They literally rinsed this guy double the price ... great work , criminal price tag .

[@d1watt]

@@TheCh23 how would u have priced it… whats a reasonable price ?

[@TheCh23]

@@d1watt biggest mistake when building your backyard oasis is getting one company to do everything . Rule Of thumb: don’t hire pool companies to pour concrete , hire concrete companies to do your concrete around the pool . The pool and hot tub with those extra features I’d say could have been done for about 110$ .. the landscaping on the hill and concrete around the pool could have been done for another 25 MAX. over paid about 30-40k I’d say .

[@hinokaichikunn4140]

@@TheCh23 that’s so cheap you don’t know anything lmao what is a house going to be 100k? Now XDDDDDDD

[@ahorse729]

I see gas lines, masonry, shotcrete, pool guys, excavators, landscapers, architect, engineers, someone to handle the permits, etc. Whoever says this is a ripoff is absolutely insane.

[@phillph8391]

looks amazing !

[@kmiller36]

Beautiful

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you!

[@RoamingCaliNews]

Good job !

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you

[@surfsunsand]

I had to like and subscribe after the floating unicorn.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you

[@Hacker-rq9vo]

Wow 165,000. I thought I could afford a pool. But I guess my 50,000 dollar budget will just get me a dough boy.😒

[@JaredPhillips]

That was including the landscaping and the bar area. $50,000 will get you a very nice pool.

[@ToeTag1968]

Look into fiberglass pools. Less upkeep than concrete/plaster and pre-built helps keeps costs down. Should be able to do quite well in your budget.

[@bridesnyc]

@@JaredPhillips Where are you located? tx

[@JaredPhillips]

@@bridesnyc California

[@risingphoenix1484]

@@JaredPhillips DIY and save $140,000

[@giovannicastro6065]

Que hermoso trabajo saludos de chile 🎉🎉🎉

[@King_Ding_82]

that's awesome

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you

[@BillyRedford]

This is a good deal you got a scenic architectural pool/Jacuzzi combo if you had a cliff style fall to jump into the pool and lay on would add even more stunning and increase the value even more

[@honey8731]

awesomevideo i like pools

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you

[@starshipgus8578]

My daughter works for a high end pool company here in Houston,she tells me the cheapest pool they build is $80K,and it’s nothing like this.The sky is the limit with pools now days…

[@skiingfast1]

I wonder what part of this pool was 165K.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Yes our Average pool is about 85k right now and yes we really are only limited by our finances or creativity.

[@allfamilypools4851]

@@skiingfast1 the entire yard was the 165k, all though I didn’t. It do the patio cover, bbq or landscaping I did account for them in the over all budget.

[@gw62112009]

@@allfamilypools4851 why not slide to the top, couldnt be that much more could it?

[@allfamilypools4851]

@@gw62112009 the simple answer is because this is what the client wanted. Yes, we could’ve gone higher up the hill and no it wouldn’t of been significantly more expensive but at the end of the day if the client doesn’t want to pay for it, we don’t do it. Also, the higher you go the faster you were going to come out the bottom of that slide and this pool isn’t very wide where the slide enters the pool so we didn’t want to allow people to be entering the pool at a rate that could cause them harm. if the pool was larger or if the slide was not a straight shot then I would talk with them about going higher up the hill. At the end of the day this is the design the client was looking for so that’s what we went with, that is our largest motivator

[@NewFoundTerror]

Came across you video as i'm in the market for a pool and backyard just like this. I wish I lived in So. Cal. but unfortunately in the bay area. Unless you do come out to the bay area to do work, or maybe could refer a building with your quality??

[@FredFruehauf]

My god in heaven, Wow.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Thank you

[@2020Bookworm]

Please let me win the lottery this weekend, please, I'm begging you.

[@randomperson5817]

You need to claim, manifest, and receive brother. May God make us content in this life & the next one amen

[@2020Bookworm]

@@randomperson5817 Sister, not Brother.

[@jupamoers]

That Water bill 😱😱😱

[@angelaburress8586]

It’s recycled over and over again and you can fill your pool for a flat fee from a pool water company that delivers pool water: fill it up with your water hose and many other methods but you usually only fill the pool up once every five years!!!! But the water is recycled throughout the many things ( pool, slide, water features) it’s the electricity that’s going to kill you from constantly having the water circulated throughout the pool !!!!!

[@coreytimm540]

I build pools. This is way more than 165. A base model pool in Colorado is 150-200

[@kindafast6499]

What motive would this person have to lie to a bunch of KZbin strangers for?

[@7Wharton]

So what’s the margin on a basic pool that costs 150k-200k?????

[@jimmymcgill5572]

Can you show more of these with the price included as well thanks

[@allfamilypools4851]

I will do my best

[@brendanmccallan4703]

What kind of deck is that? no rebar needed? I also didnt see footings poured for that outdoor kitchen. What state is this in?

[@allfamilypools4851]

This is on california, re bar is not required and unless the slab on grade is thicker than 5” rebar is not allowed as the coverage would not be enough with a 4” slab. As for the bbq, it is a prefab bbq made with metal studs and hardy panels covered in stone or an acrylic stucco type product. I did not build the bbq the client purchased it through a bbq company.

[@brendanmccallan4703]

@@allfamilypools4851 I see, what type of soil were you building in? What are your thoughts on that California rebar code? Do you not prefer to use it?

[@yepyep6916]

generally engineering design wise rebar or welded wire mesh in thinner slabs are used mitigate cracking. These are not structural reinforced slabs. Some places permit fiber reinforced concrete. Places with expansive soils usually require more rebar due to Flexure due to ground movement

[@yepyep6916]

generally engineering design wise rebar or welded wire mesh in thinner slabs are used to mitigate cracking. These are not structural reinforced slabs (flatwork). Some places permit fiber reinforced concrete. Places with expansive soils usually require more rebar due to Flexure due to ground movement

[@allfamilypools4851]

@@brendanmccallan4703 I do not prefer to use rebar in flat work, we control the cracking with tooled joints.

[@benjamin_Styles]

What a waste...you could hired primitive survival tool guys who would build it by hand for 50 bucks 🤦🏻‍♂️ lol

[@venemous8884]

Not even 50 bucks, just two sticks used for digging and they’re set.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Lol

[@oddmurdok]

LMAO 🤣 THANK YOU. THIS MADE MY DAY. JUST THINK IF YOU GAVE THEM 165K!

[@grandchamp7783]

That would be pretty cool!!lol

[@RileyPlayz424]

True

[@ColdPlungeCam]

165,000 is ludacris. I have a construction company.. a big part of our business is pools, landscape, electrical etc but damn 165,000 is out of this world without any real backyard improvements no sunken seats, float up bar etc. I totally get the business and up charging people but at that rate for a customer your paying for the next 2 pools with your staff completely paid, vacation, bonuses etc

[@cheesefries7436]

I love the fire bowl things 0:23 ; what are those actually called?

[@allfamilypools4851]

Fire bowls is correct

[@mazda_rt24-p]

fire

[@michaelwinans6987]

What was the sq footage in this backyard? Not including the sloped area in the back

[@allfamilypools4851]

I don’t recall this project was a few years ago

[@HistoryMajor]

For the same concept pool I got quoted $300,000 that was in 2018 in California

[@garmody]

Nádhera

[@carlsmith3322]

I'm sure it's me but does the slide launch you into the hot tub wall?

[@iassai]

I was thinking the same lmao

[@allfamilypools4851]

It does not. Lol the slide is not fast enough to get you across the pool

[@DANiCL4WS]

that's what i said, i feel like it's way too close to the side and the hot tub wall lol

[@joebaldenweg]

Great use of water in a desert.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Interesting fact, Pools use less water than grass. Prior to us starting his entire yard was grass, so after the initial filling his monthly water bill actually went down. And filling the pool was only a few hundred dollars so it has already surpassed what he would have spent on the grass

[@ichich2183]

@@allfamilypools4851 How much chlorophyll does this pool have? And how exactly is it preventing erosion again...must have skipped this part?!

[@nickdonalds0546]

So I can get a set up like this 3 X's bigger if I plan on spending up to 500k?

[@kasterialyt9061]

Brother... I don't know who tf these people are but you can get this shit for way less the 165k to be honest. So if you have $500k you can absolutely get something 3x bigger. Fat Scam.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Yes the bigger you go the larger the budget for sure, but the cost would go down per square foot so not an exact 3 x equation.

[@Anthobro456]

Kinda looks like that slide is gonna ram into the wall

[@kmiller36]

Any recommendations on pool companies in Atlanta, Ga?

[@allfamilypools4851]

I don’t unfortunately

[@fatboifresh305]

How deep are these pools or what’s the deepest can u make em

[@allfamilypools4851]

Standard engineering goes to 8.5’ in depth. But we can go deeper

[@DANiCL4WS]

i feel like the slides too close the side and wall lol

[@allfamilypools4851]

I see what you mean, the pool is larger than it looks so there is no way for anyone to hit the other side since the slide isn’t super steep. At the end of the day we bring to life our clients vision and this is what they wanted and they love it. Are you looking to get a pool?

[@angelvelazquez8493]

If you guys can work in NY, I have a project to start in spring asap.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Unfortunately we cannot but thank you for the compliment.

[@angelvelazquez8493]

Thank you for getting back to me.

[@allfamilypools4851]

@@angelvelazquez8493 you are welcome

[@ripd97]

Why do YT posters show the end of the video first, now no need to watch. SMH

[@aviation8871]

ig this is a good thing to invest your money in if you have it.

[@sr166]

I have only 20k lol build my oasis

[@wetscapes]

When was this built?

[@allfamilypools4851]

2019

[@kikearagozapezantes5436]

Como se llaman este tipo de piscinas con jacuzi, cascada con rocas artificiales, quiero una para mi futura casa.

[@Meowloudandproud]

Mr family pools you should have made the slide go all the way up that hill for a longer ride

[@Dynamatrix1973]

It's not a water park.... it's a backyard slide. The project would cost more to build the slide that long, and the pool would have to be deeper and wider. More money.

[@Meowloudandproud]

@@Dynamatrix1973 not my problem

[@jordanmusleh6305]

Or can I …..!!!!😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣

[@benjamin_Styles]

How long did this job take?

[@HandbagDiva]

It says 3 months in description

[@TheCh23]

@@HandbagDiva that’s why it was expensive , these guys are slow as fk

[@z4niyah]

7 minutes clearly. Joking 😂

[@zouhirkh0u122]

Nov 27, 2019 to Dec 17, 2019

[@zouhirkh0u122]

2 weeks and 6 days?

[@zouhirkh0u122]

Timerlapes the Nov 27, 2019 15:00?

[@zouhirkh0u122]

Swimming de la vie Timerlapes?

[@zouhirkh0u122]

Bath song and you can download?

[@siding8]

So $10,000.00 pool and $150,000.00 worth of water if it’s a Phoenix build next year 🤪

[@seanflaherty7046]

Do you think prices will be coming down next yr?

[@kasterialyt9061]

Facts.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Lol

[@allfamilypools4851]

@@seanflaherty7046 no I do not see prices going down anytime soon.

[@hurricane_alex1627]

Ohhh to be rich...

[@TheCh23]

This is a wayyyy over inflated price for all that work , 165k here in Canada would get you a backyard oasis . Not just an average sized inground pool and some fountains with cement work ... this work here could have been done for 80k easily . This poor schmuck got rinsed lmao . 165k? That’s half the cost of a really nice home WITH an inground pool included in Phoenix would be ... yikes . Make sure to shop around when getting quotes for landscaping. Lots of companies out here gouging people . Nasty .

[@thirstypilgrim97]

But you get to swim, what, six months out of the year?

[@TheCh23]

@@thirstypilgrim97 that's irrelevant to the fact that he got ripped the fuck off.

[@chuckytherapper]

Thats probably the perceived value. What the customers paid im sure is confidential.

[@sergiopirela5864]

Looks kinda phallic, no?

[@Markfps]

You sir made my day. It's a penis.

[@sayoshinakamario]

🤣 now that you mentioned it

[@alextube1099]

$165k, no way.

[@allfamilypools4851]

Lol, not in todays market. However when we built this pool it was 165k

[@brianpoller2822]

all that dirt on that hill is all going to get washed into the pool when they have a bad storm....should of put stones up there...other then that, it looks beautiful

[@062809]

Very nice, but that price is not realistic. I’m having a beautiful 35x18 kidney shape pool, jacuzzi, stamped concrete and a few extras. In the Southern California area. ($$$). Cheers !

[@DJxSlacker]

how much are you paying?

[@celticsfaninthedesert4778]

Stamped concrete is the cheapest option and so is a kidney. Also both the ugliest options so congrats

[@dustindriver9444]

165 for this seems low now in 2024

[@allfamilypools4851]

Yes this is probably over 200k now.

[@Excuse_The_Hebrew]

165k is a bit outrageous

[@Chris-zv1qk]

Prolly 300k in today's economy

[@gerald7148]

Why not show the finished product longer and cut out the dude talking? We don't care about what he has to say. Show the pool guys.

[@Boo1776x]

lol 165k for that?

[@dominickandrade1288]

Just pay your home off and join the local ymca... gym is free as a bonus..lol🤣🤣 165k please🙏. Gotta be kidding me these days..

[@steven6437]

I'm sorry, this is not a 160k. This is a 50k-80k pool. I don't see anything special and the landscape design is poorly done.

[@jackdabeanstock3230]

Yea I didn't think this was worth 165. If they threw up a gazebo over the bbq with a bar table then I would say

[@joebaldenweg]

This is SoCal pricing, typical of the over rated area.

[@silent_storm_xxx]

i'm sorry but this is none of your business. They put all of their hard work in this incredible pool and now you say this? You should appreciate this!

[@matt22blaster]

As a pool builder in southeast Texas, I'll be the first to point out there's a large gap between your opinion and reality. Depending on equipment specifics and extras, the pool/spa combo alone (without the fire pit, retaining wall, slide and waterfall) would be $90-$100k where I'm at. Full project likely $135k. if he's in Cali $165k is justified.

[@timothysullivan4130]

Gotta agree, nice pool BUT NOT that nice

[@madaneoulix1312]

pool is way to small for 170k not worth it

[@conradbarrett6]

165k is a rip off.. pools usually are like 30-50k …. You’re telling me the rest of the stuff is over 100k? Total misuse of funds

[@allfamilypools4851]

Well sir I not sure where you are getting your info from but I haven't built a pool in that range for about 10 years or so

[@user-vy7gi8jo1v]

$165,000 for this little pool ? Sry, but you got screwed... This pool would cost $40.000

[@mustang43058]

How dense are you? The $165k included lowering half the yards grade by two feet, the pool, the hot tube, the custom slide, the custom rock water feature, the retaining wall, a fire pit, seat walls, stone for the wall, cast stone pool coping and wall caps, stamped and stained concrete, land scaping, custom lighting, etc......... $165k well spent

[@user-vy7gi8jo1v]

@@mustang43058 You must be the guy working on this pool.

[@HandbagDiva]

You obviously have no idea!

[@holysmokescharles]

Ya $165k for all that work is cheap! Especially during a pandemic with cost of materials. I expected that to be over $200k easily