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   Georgia Swimming pool landscaping compatibility; you’ll want size, shape, and type of pool to compliment and bring balance to your yard. Not only for aesthetic purposes for increased pool enjoyment. But for best market value and sale potential of your property, should you ever decide to sell your Georgia home. The need for winterizing an inground pool in cooler regions during winter months. Repairing and renovating Georgia pools is a regular source of work for our team and we understand the unique requirements of this type of work. By using our years of experience we can instantly understand the style, quality and build of an old pool. Remodeling your Georgia swimming pool can make a dramatic difference to the look and feel of your home and yard. Consider what you can do with a simple rectangular pool . . . convert it into a luxurious resort-style getaway with Georgia rock waterfalls, a spa spillover, a beach entry, and dramaticGeorgia  landscaping.

Georgia Inground Fiberglass Pools- Fiberglass pools are pre-fabricated pool shells that are brought in with flatbed trailers in one single, giant piece. A Georgia pool builder will excavate a large hole for the basin, line it with sand, and then use a crane to lower the pool into the hole. Then, the pool will be filled with water (to prevent buckling) and backfilled – that is, the gap around the outside will be filled in. Finally, a deck will be built around the pool, and you’re ready to swim!

Georgia Inground Vinyl Pools- “Vinyl pool” might be a misnomer, since they aren’t really made of vinyl, but rather have a vinyl liner on a concrete, composite plastic, or steel-sided pool. The thickness and quality of liners varies, as do the decorative elements. The huge variety of liners allows for nearly every taste and preference, with many having brilliant and diverse patterns, in addition to the standard solids and patterns.

Georgia Inground Gunite Inground Pools- (or concrete pools) A gunite pool, most commonly known as simply a concrete pool, begins with the excavation of a large hole on the poolsite. Just as with vinyl, the pool builder will set aside time for settling, and will grade and smooth the excavation prior to continuing. Then, the pool is essentially built in layers. First, the walls are formed with concrete forms and steel rebar. This allows for similar customization as with the vinyl pool. Any number of fountains, spas, baby pools, steps and shapes can be created at this point. Once the rebar is laid, the gunite application begins. Gunite, also known as shotcrete, is concrete that has been mixed in such a way that it can be sprayed through large, powerful hoses. The crew blasts the mix onto the rebar, where it is then shaped and sculpted with trowels. After the concrete has cured, the surface is plastered and sealed, and any decorative finish is applied. Finally, the construction of a concrete deck completes the job.