Pretty cool I have a pool that has wild turkeys that come and say hi when your there I usually spray down the dirt as I drain takes less time when it gets down to the sludge nice job gotta love those hydrolux semi hard covers ever seen when the roller is down in the pool and the cover floats up and over the pool when unrolling stay safe guys POWER TO THE POOL GUYS 🤙🤙🖖
WHOW, what a beautiful spot! And the surrounding tiles are gorgeous. Great job as always. BTW: That looked like a razor blade, didn't it? If it comforts you: Here in Switzerland we have 18°C, rain and heavy winds ... not quite summer-like ...
@@karenheartoriginal3783 Just talked to our daughter a few minutes ago. She is back in Shreveport getting ready for the soccer-season and about to finish her bachelor. Guess what temperatures they have when starting practice at 7.00 in the morning … we laught about exchanging some clouds for some heat, the middle would be best for both of us 🤷🏻♂️
I see pictures of pools that have popped out of the ground. What do you do to make sure that doesn't happen? I know it has something to do with the water table and hydro static valve but how do you get the valve out/undone when the pool is full?
So so sooooo pretty!! You and the lads did a job well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 And this was a level of filth porn I appreciate. The ending shot was quite the stunner. Bravo gentlemen 🧡🙌🏽
thepoolguy, I’m curious. Are the majority of pools that you work on tiled? In the US, the majority of inground pools are concrete/gunite with some sort of plaster finish. The cost of a tiled pool interior is crazy expensive!
I work for a pool maintenance company in the southern part of the UK. We tend to have a lot of liner pools around our service area. There are a decent amount of tiled pools, and atleast from my experience, concrete / gunite pools are the least common here as they don't look as nice. Baring in mind we usually get called out to service pools for older people who have had these pools for quite some time, and can no longer do the work themselves. They have generally had a lot of work done to the pools already, due to the amount of time they have owned the property that has the pool. I can think of a couple of concrete painted pools that we service, plus a gunite pool that we open / close. But the vast majority are liner pools or tiled pools. It costs a significant amount of money to own a pool in the UK. People that have money to burn on a pool are generally going to want it to look nice, which is why liners and tiled pools seem to be more common. Atleast that is how I see it.
I think it was a stuck rusted razor and they used acid to melt it right away lol idk. I thought the same thing though, wonder what they used the razor itself for 🧐🤔
This one has a drain, if you watch the end its the white area in the deep end of the pool. They likely didn't use it due to not wanting to run dried cement/ mortar thru the pool pump, organic matter is one thing cement and mortar I would assume would not be good to put thru the pumps.
If you were implying having a drain as in a bath tub plug hole, that would be prone to leakage over time and would cause more trouble than it was worth. However, the main issue with that idea is that it would lead to a large volume of water sitting on the outside of the pool shell when you tried to drain the pool. Think of having a chinese takeaway container full of water. If you poke a hole in that, the water is going to gradually seep out to the surrounding area. When the water rises up the side of the container, it will begin to float. The same idea can and will happen to a pool, causing a significant amount of problems. Not to mention the fact that once the water level outside the pool reaches the same level as is inside of the pool, you'd be waiting for days or even weeks for it to all drain away into the surrounding area. If you were implying the pool should have a standard pool drain to use the main pool pump to empty the pool via the customers filtration, yes that is a valid idea. However, as justin4n6 has stated, solid chunks like cement and mortar aren't great for pool pumps. Little bits can find their way through the pump basket and into the impeller, which will wear down the impeller fairly quickly. They could also find their way to the pump seal and tear it to shreds, causing a leak. However that is just for this particular pool. As a rule of thumb, our company wouldn't use a customers filtration to empty a pool for a number of reasons, mainly surrounding protecting the customers pump. Someone could forget to turn the pump off, or it could loose prime, then sit there and burn itself out if it's running for too long without a fresh feed of water. There are some other reasons, but those are the main ones. We prefer to use our own equipment, as we know it isn't going to cause a massive problem or an unexpected bill to the customer if our equipment breaks down. Plus we have spare equipment, whereas we don't carry spare brand new pool pumps.
The pool was probably left dormant for quite some time whilst waiting for the patio to be done. Plus, with all that dust it would have used up the chlorine relatively quickly.
The heated pools that I service seem to still be getting used when it's not raining. They definitely aren't seeing as much use as last year though. The unheated pools seem to basically be sitting dormant in hopes of nicer weather, however I don't forsee that happening any time soon.
Those tiles look slippery AF for poolside
My cousin had tiles like that and the looks are deceiving. The have like a gritty texture and anti slip.
I was thinking the same thing. LOL
Can you imagine on a hot day though, f burning your feet on those
@@rich00pI can't remember the last warm never mind hot day in the UK! 😢
The illusion that they are slick is making my hands sweat… just waiting for those men to slip and fall 😮
Imagine coming home to this back garden 😍 things dreams are made of
Hey now, hey now
if Luisa was there...even better lololol 🤤
Really nice job. So satisfying when you see the finished results.
What an absolutely gorgeous garden area and pool (now that you cleaned it beautifully). The flora and fauna were so enjoyable.
This man always gets the job done and makes it look simple! We know it ain’t!
Another fantastic job and such a beautiful pool/space.
You're work is so satisfying to watch like all the pool can be grimme and you finish it looks great
Nice home. the razor on the pool cover makes sense.. and fair play ❄
I've been watching your videos and you do an amazing job
My favorite part is the pool cleaning so satisfying
Pretty cool I have a pool that has wild turkeys that come and say hi when your there I usually spray down the dirt as I drain takes less time when it gets down to the sludge nice job gotta love those hydrolux semi hard covers ever seen when the roller is down in the pool and the cover floats up and over the pool when unrolling stay safe guys POWER TO THE POOL GUYS 🤙🤙🖖
Looks so good doesn't even look like the same pool
Wow we got a whole 10 minutes of this cool pool video! Nice fast job!
Very nice backyard
WHOW, what a beautiful spot! And the surrounding tiles are gorgeous. Great job as always. BTW: That looked like a razor blade, didn't it? If it comforts you: Here in Switzerland we have 18°C, rain and heavy winds ... not quite summer-like ...
And here in Texas we are at 110*F, bright and waaaayyyyy too sunny!
Praying for rain🙏🙏🙏
@@karenheartoriginal3783 Just talked to our daughter a few minutes ago. She is back in Shreveport getting ready for the soccer-season and about to finish her bachelor. Guess what temperatures they have when starting practice at 7.00 in the morning … we laught about exchanging some clouds for some heat, the middle would be best for both of us 🤷🏻♂️
@@leefrancis7416 Didn't think of that, but who knows 🤣!
Just Fantastic And Beautiful!! How Long Is The Pool Season In The UK?? Thanks, I Love Your Channel.
I love your work 👏🏼 What did you use to clean up the rust🤔
Thats a huge garden......
I bet there have been a few swinger parties in that pool.
Great job all, a property of dreams 😍
Love the visitors❤ Another satisfying transfo! 🗣️Holla!
Pretty good
I would have no problem swimming in that
love all the content but this type of video is my favourite
Thx for helping this pool breathing again 😀doggo is also happy 😁
You have a lot of tile pools that’s way. I very rarely see tile on the east coast of the US
Würde gerne mal wissen, was das reinigen mit allem drum und dran gekostet hat? Super Ergebnis auf jeden Fall 👍
Any one else have to Google who tf luisa zissman is 😂😂😂😂
I was thinking to Google that
dang, you have such a lovely voice...
I see pictures of pools that have popped out of the ground. What do you do to make sure that doesn't happen? I know it has something to do with the water table and hydro static valve but how do you get the valve out/undone when the pool is full?
nice
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Enjoyed it but could have been longer for me
Don't use a turbo nozzle on tiles, you're killing that grout.
So so sooooo pretty!! You and the lads did a job well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 And this was a level of filth porn I appreciate. The ending shot was quite the stunner. Bravo gentlemen 🧡🙌🏽
What did you pour on the Stanley blade rust spot to make it vanish like that ?
Muriatic acid
Did you have a quick look at the icloud leaks before popping round?
thepoolguy, I’m curious. Are the majority of pools that you work on tiled? In the US, the majority of inground pools are concrete/gunite with some sort of plaster finish. The cost of a tiled pool interior is crazy expensive!
I work for a pool maintenance company in the southern part of the UK. We tend to have a lot of liner pools around our service area. There are a decent amount of tiled pools, and atleast from my experience, concrete / gunite pools are the least common here as they don't look as nice. Baring in mind we usually get called out to service pools for older people who have had these pools for quite some time, and can no longer do the work themselves. They have generally had a lot of work done to the pools already, due to the amount of time they have owned the property that has the pool. I can think of a couple of concrete painted pools that we service, plus a gunite pool that we open / close. But the vast majority are liner pools or tiled pools.
It costs a significant amount of money to own a pool in the UK. People that have money to burn on a pool are generally going to want it to look nice, which is why liners and tiled pools seem to be more common. Atleast that is how I see it.
@@Shaynewarner1 Thanks for your perspective. They are definitely BEAUTIFUL POOLS! They will truly last a lifetime, but incredibly expensive here!
What did you use for the rusted razor stain?
You guys are getting better and more powerful equipment. 😂
I think it was a stuck rusted razor and they used acid to melt it right away lol idk. I thought the same thing though, wonder what they used the razor itself for 🧐🤔
Probably a good reason why not but why do pools not have a drain in the bottom for emptying?
This one has a drain, if you watch the end its the white area in the deep end of the pool. They likely didn't use it due to not wanting to run dried cement/ mortar thru the pool pump, organic matter is one thing cement and mortar I would assume would not be good to put thru the pumps.
That’s not to drain the pool
If you were implying having a drain as in a bath tub plug hole, that would be prone to leakage over time and would cause more trouble than it was worth. However, the main issue with that idea is that it would lead to a large volume of water sitting on the outside of the pool shell when you tried to drain the pool. Think of having a chinese takeaway container full of water. If you poke a hole in that, the water is going to gradually seep out to the surrounding area. When the water rises up the side of the container, it will begin to float. The same idea can and will happen to a pool, causing a significant amount of problems. Not to mention the fact that once the water level outside the pool reaches the same level as is inside of the pool, you'd be waiting for days or even weeks for it to all drain away into the surrounding area.
If you were implying the pool should have a standard pool drain to use the main pool pump to empty the pool via the customers filtration, yes that is a valid idea. However, as justin4n6 has stated, solid chunks like cement and mortar aren't great for pool pumps. Little bits can find their way through the pump basket and into the impeller, which will wear down the impeller fairly quickly. They could also find their way to the pump seal and tear it to shreds, causing a leak. However that is just for this particular pool.
As a rule of thumb, our company wouldn't use a customers filtration to empty a pool for a number of reasons, mainly surrounding protecting the customers pump. Someone could forget to turn the pump off, or it could loose prime, then sit there and burn itself out if it's running for too long without a fresh feed of water. There are some other reasons, but those are the main ones. We prefer to use our own equipment, as we know it isn't going to cause a massive problem or an unexpected bill to the customer if our equipment breaks down. Plus we have spare equipment, whereas we don't carry spare brand new pool pumps.
why the jet wash a big wihrling?is it the tip?
It's a zero degree "turbo nozzle"
Is it not possible to save pool water and chemical clean it?
Haven't read comments so forgive if repeat, was leaving cover on during deck reno not right? If not what should have been done to protect the pool?
And that reveal is beautiful, great job!
Is this weather seriously in summer?!!!! We are getting cooked down here
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"no more pool covers I quit"
Anyone knows what that product is to clean the green off the blue tiles? The white foamy stuff?
If all those pumps are going...why not vacuum pool to waste with the super pump to save shoveling/cleaning time?
When these pools are first bult, why are they not connected to a drainage system?
I would be terrified to walk on them tiles getting out that pool 😮 hell no.... I know some one has busted their ass good at least once on those tiles.
That got dirty quick didn’t they just get it installed
The pool was probably left dormant for quite some time whilst waiting for the patio to be done. Plus, with all that dust it would have used up the chlorine relatively quickly.
3:14 Look at all those chickens.
Ummmmmm… 🤔
Wonder why a razor blade is on there rusted? Wonder what it was used for?
Why did you clean the cover on the water when you could have lifted it out all along?? 🤔
Where’s the catchphrase at the end? I feel cheated! 🤣
I wonder if anyone in the U.K. has been able to use their outdoor pool? I’ve a unintentional pool covering they whole of my garden right now!
The heated pools that I service seem to still be getting used when it's not raining. They definitely aren't seeing as much use as last year though. The unheated pools seem to basically be sitting dormant in hopes of nicer weather, however I don't forsee that happening any time soon.
@@Shaynewarner1 it’s such a shame. I’m sick to death of this crap weather
If that's a house OMG what a big backyard open to anyone.. no privacy
Hello, how are you? Do you need a worker in the swimming pools? I am good at that. I have five years of experience
Who’s luisa zissman?
I don’t think it’s healthy to pump the chlorinated water into the yard while ducks are chilling around there.
They didn’t use the pool all year? What a waste. But I guess it’s more a status symbol for them
should've just remove the cover from the start rather than jet blasting itwhile floating 😅😅😅
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You guys need a better jet wash because that one is shit.
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