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  • Service Locations
  • Meet Our Team
  • Contact Us
  • FAQ
  • Careers

The Process of Building a New Pool Or Spa

Step 1 - 3D Designs & Permits

Poolmax provides a complete bid and designs for your acceptance. With a contract in hand, we will obtain all necessary engineering required for the job and submit for permits for approval. Once the building permit is obtained, the construction kicks off in high gear 

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Step 2 - Excavation

Digging and Forming of the swimming pool. The very first thing the excavation crews do is clear the pool site and the grade the area for the swimming pool. This allows the crew to paint on the ground the final shape of your pool and at the same time the crew will stake the perimeter of the pool and add forms for the structure of the pool. The typical time needed to dig a pool depends on various factors. These factors include: access, soil conditions, and overall size and depth of the pool.

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Step 3 - Rebar

The steel phase is the addition of rebar formed in the ultimate shape of the pool. The steel is tied using a bailing wire in a grid pattern which provides extra reinforcement to extend the lifetime of the concrete

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Step 4 - Equipment and water features

Pool equipment will be installed on a concrete pad, plumbed and pressure tested to check for no leaks, water features can be added as well if requested

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Step 5 - Plumbing

Once the pool is dug and has been rebarred, its time for plumbing, electrical and gas lines. This is where all of the trenches will be dug for all the pipes and conduits necessary to operate your pool. This includes installation of the suction and return lines, water-feature lines, vacuum cleaner lines, fill lines, gas lines for swimming pool heater and or future BBQ and firepits,firebowls

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Step 6 - Shotcrete

Shotcrete is the application of the concrete to the pool surface, it makes the shell of your pool. This will also be one of the first times you will be required to be actively involved in the construction of your pool. For the next 7 to 10 days, you will be required to hose down the swimming pool shell two and three times a day with water to help cure the concrete.

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Step 7 - coping Installation

When it comes to pool coping you have many different styles that are available to choose from, Pour in place is the most common coping selection

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Step 8 - tile installation

When it comes to making your selection for the water tile, plaster, coping, deck, etc. Poolmax has several options to choose from

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Step 9 - Plaster

Plaster provides the waterproofing surface for your pool. Plaster comes in many different forms from Regular Plaster, Mini Pebble, Micro Pebble & All Tile. Typically, this can be done in a day. After the swimming pool has been plastered, now is the time to start filling your pool.

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Step 10 - Construction Clean-Up & Pool Start Up

Once the bulk of the construction is complete, all excess and left over materials will be removed from the pool site and your backyard will be ready to be enjoyed and not looking like a disaster zone. The last thing left to do is to start up the pool. The start up process assures all equipment is operating

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Poolmax Inc

10925 Kalama River Ave, Suite g. FOuntain valley, ca 92708

9499457774

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Always hire a licenseD contractor 

California State Contractors License - C53, D35 # 945308

C53 - Swimming Pool Contractors License

D35 - Pool and Spa Maintenance Contractor 

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