Request for Information
We have prepared this page with a WEB-FORM questioner below that can assist us in organizing your “MUST HAVE” priorities.
The purpose is to provide assistance in framing in the prerequisites for the design considerations.
We would also like for you to send us a jpg.file copy of your Plot Plan and or a sketch of your property development ideas. The sketch does need to be to scale nor sophisticated, just something that can aid our better understanding for your outdoor living environment desires.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Click on the image below to open the enlarge feature, after opening click again to 2 x enlarge and then scroll with your mouse’s thumb wheel while holding your “Ctrl” key in order to magnify the image larger or smaller, use your browser’s back arrow to return to this webpage.
PROPERTY PLOT PLAN EXAMPLE
Selecting a Pool / Spa Shape
The webform at the bottom of this webpage ask for you to attempt to identify one of the pool and or spa shapes that bares the closest resemblance to your desired shape.
Click HERE to view thirty two (32) possibilities in pool shapes and eight (8) in spas.
The shape is the first step!
After receiving your WEB-FORM specifics and referencing a satellite viewing of your property layout, we will be able to develop a “P-1.2 Preliminary Concept Plan” that will resemble your desires.
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SAMPLE
As only an example, this pool is 32′-0″ x 16′-0″ I.D. shown on the drawing. The pool is sized at 512-SF and 96-PF, as drawn. The bottom depth ranges from 3’6″ in the shallow to 6′-0″ in the deep end.
FEATURE CONSIDERATIONS
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Click HERE to view example of Pool Bottom Contour
There is a -18″ Cabo Shelf abutting the shallow end, together with entry steps and two -18″ Swim-Out Benches adjacent to the deep end Fire Pit.
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Click HERE to view Custom Benches and Steps
The pool’s water volume is approximently 16,750 gallons, thus requiring a pumping flow rate of 46.50 gpm in order to accomplish Title 24’s energy efficiency guidelines.
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Click HERE to view pump curve performance
Fire / Water Feature
There are several possibilities regarding the conformity and function of the Fie Pit, including the possibility of combination Fire / Water Feature effects.
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Click HERE to view a sample Fire Water Feature
Sheer Descent Waterfall
There is a 3′-0″ wide Sheer Descent Waterfall exhibited on plan, which will be placed in the center of the +24″ Raised Bond Beam section.
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Click HERE to view a sample Sheer Descent Waterfall
Construction Details
The flat-work area has not been determined as of yet but, it will involve 96-LF of pool edge.
The further development of specifications for pouring, placing and finishing a possible concrete “Rat Slab” for the application of topical “Travertine Tile” flat-work and cantilever style edge can establish the criteria for how to accomplish a 1st Class standard. These directions can involve;
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Equipotential Bounding Grid (per NEC code)
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Forming Preparations
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Sub-grade Preparations
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Poured In-Place Concrete Deck Accessories
Pool Equipment Pad Location
The pool equipment Set-Backs are 5′-0″ as is typical…thus we will need to discuss the placed of the equipment in order to be compliant with clearances.
Raised Bond Beam Sections…
There are (2) two Raised Bond Beam sections (+24″ and +18″). We are assuming that the Sheer Descent Waterfall is to be raised in incremental two steps (+12″ & +24″), together with the Fire Pit to be elevated to +18″.
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Click HERE to view an example of Raised Bond Beam
Conceptual Imagery…
Click on the image below to view a Conceptual Image of your new pool from this vantage point…
GETTING STARTED WITH THE DESIGN
The first line on the WEB-FORM has an “uploader” box where you can select an image file (jpg.) from your computer and or smart phone and send it as well.
After receiving back your input on the completed form below, we can assess the Estimate Retail Construction Value (ERCV). That value is the basis of our design fee, which is 2.0% of the ERCV, plus engineering.
Engineering can involve several elements i.e.; Structural, Electrical, Pipe Hydraulics, Drainage and other considerations. We shall provide a separate quote for “Engineering” after the P-1.2 Preliminary Layout reaches the “Final Draft”.
Regardless who you may select to build your pool, you will need a “Permit Ready Plan” in which to submit to the local building department. This process is generally handled by a Salesperson, who will be compensated for these exact same efforts between 5.0% to 10.0%.
Thus, the “CENTS” in our approach at 2.0% is to start off by saving you money!