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Design: Contractors work with homeowners to create a pool layout that fits the landscape and the family budget. This may require bringing in engineers and consultants, depending on the terrain.
Permitting: Local building officials will need to approve the plans and issue permits. These may include excavation, plumbing, electrical and building, among others.
Excavation Work: Homeowners can expect heavy equipment such as a backhoe, bulldozer and dump truck at work in your backyard. Such machinery tends to be loud and generally tears up lawns. Some rehabilitative landscaping work will occur after the poll's completion.
Building Phase: Once a massive hole has been dug, structural steel, plumbing and forms are put in place. Material such as Gunite may be sprayed to create the pool walls. Plumbers and electricians then install water and filtration systems, among other items.

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