A Few Pools from 2012

Gotta love the retractable cover.

 Castle stone texture.

 Belgium slate texture.

 Castle stone texture.

 This is the kind of pool edge where we can really show off our forming skills.

 We cut, acid stained and grouted these tiles into the concrete for this canitlevered edge pool.

 Ashlar slate stamp texture.

Finished Pics of the 'Big One'

Cantilevered edges are a bunch of work but how can you argue with an outcome that looks like this.

Urban Life spent a lot of time making this corner step and it turned out to perfection.

Wanna go for a slide?

Country Oasis

 Concrete pool surround poured with old granite texture and willow colour. 6 rises to get to the pool, no problem.

Summer Project

The first pour of many for this project.

 A panoramic view of all the walls that were formed for this modern landscape.

 A raised structural patio. The hot tub was half sunk in at the area shown at the top right of picture.

Harry power trowels the upper patio.

3' x 3' walkway pads. Lots of forming and lots of edging but the final product is awesome.

A picture of the project almost complete. At this point we just needed to seal the top patio.

With the leaves falling the project was finally done and the clients were able to swim. 

One Last Pool This Year

Here Harry does some finishing touches on a wet pool floor.

These steps turned out really well.

Letting the compactor run into the pool wall - no problem.

 Realizing you were caught on camera - Priceless.

Just finished stamping. 

 The first time I have used Mocha as the colour. It turned out great.

Here is a panoramic view of the entire job.

Two Pour Pool Surround

I hope you bought your tickets...for the GUN SHOW!!

The first pour was a 2' gray brushed surround with a troweled finish shed/change room pad at the far top left of the picture.

Here you can see the finished sealed picture of the stamped lounging area as well.

Back Yard Concrete

With a summer as hot as this one the air conditioner must remain operational in all circumstances. With the help of Mark Friesen of Marcin we came up with this idea to lift the air conditioner while we did the concrete work.

Check out the beautiful reflection from the water with a charcoal liner.

 Here's a panoramic view of most of the job. Iphone apps are so awesome.