Coral Pool and Spa is the Silicon Valley's #1 swimming pool contractor.
Menu
In this first phase of construction,the basic shape of your pool’s shell is painted on the ground in your yard, the hole is dug, and excess dirt is removed. The hole will be slightly larger and deeper than the finished pool, as the pool shell wall and bottom will take up some of this area.
After your pool has been dug, we will line the hole with reinforcing “steel rebar” to add the strength required for your pool’s Shotcrete shell. We will attach a ground wire to this steel for later use in grounding your pool equipment.
It’s now time for the installation of all underground plumbing. We will dig trenches as necessary and place high-grade NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) approved “Schedule 40” PVC pipe and fittings in place. We also run the conduit used for your pool’s lighting system and install lights and light fibers if your pool has fiber-optic lighting. After installing and pressure testing the plumbing, we will notify your municipality that the job is ready for a “Pre-Gunite inspection.” An inspector will review your pool plans and inspect the job site to make sure everything is up to code. We will then schedule the Shotcrete phase.
Average time: 1 day.
Our crews will pneumatically apply the concrete that makes up your pool’s shell and features.
Average time: 1 day.
Our crews will remove the forms used to shape your pool, and haul away any trash that is left in the area. (This step often occurs at the same time as step #6 – “Plumbing.”)
Average time depends on scope of work and delays: 7 days.
Our Masonry crews will install your pool’s waterline tile and coping . Additional work may also be performed during this phase by a different set of crews if rock is used in your pool’s design.
Average time depends on scope of work and delays: 3 days.
Our electric and plumbing crews will run the wire for the main electric supply used by your pool equipment. They will also install lighting and all of your pool filtratoin equipment.
(Must pass before we can add the interior finish.)
Before applying the interior finish to your pool and filling it with water, you must have the appropriate alarms and/or fences in place, in accordance with building codes set forth by your municipality. A city inspector will inspect the pool area to ensure the barrier protection is up to code.
Average time depending on finish: 1 to 2 days.
In this stage, we will carefully prepare the concrete surface of your swimming pool, and then apply your pool’s finish and fill the pool with water. Your finish will actually take several weeks to cure, even though you will be able to swim sooner than that.
After the pool is full of water, one of our technicians will put necessary chemicals in the water to help achieve the best possible finish for your pool. We will also install any special features such as spray heads, fountains, or computer controls at this time.
This also starts the 90 day period where we will maintain your brand-new swimming pool for you.
During this phase, we remove any trash that was created during the construction of your pool, and also complete the final grade of your yard.
In this step, one of our technicians will show you how to use the features of your pool and equipment, and how to care for and maintain your pool.
An inspector from your municipality will inspect your pool area to ensure it is safe to use and everything has been properly completed.
408-294-7665
coralpoolandspa