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A checklist for the construction, site development and proper elevation

Make sure all the paperwork is done to secure a building permit. This is a very important part of job. Do not start digging without this permit.

Be sure to check the pool builder out with several references. Make sure the contractor complies with all local and state building codes and zoning laws. You can get a copy from your building and permit office.

Study and learn about the health codes for the swimming pool. Check with your municipality for swimming pool requirements and safety considerations. These requirements can vary between each city or municipality.

Check all options to the access to site. You probably want to speak to neighbors before you start tearing up the neighborhood. Just by being courteous will probably alleviate some problems when something happens. If you are bordering there property, this could help eliminate problems when you rut up there yard.

Pool placement finding that perfect location in your yard. You want to plan convenient access for pool users having a view for safety. While avoiding overhead utilities, And underground obstructions. Chances are you sewer line runs through the middle of your yard. Dont leave no stone unturned.

Drainage, grade and soil study the grade to provide proper drainage. Also need to check for stable soil for excavation. Your pool builder should know the local soil textures. Make sure the pool builder is responsible for a proper excavation if the excavation is hampered. Someone has to pay will it be you or the pool builder?

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