FAQs #7

How long will my pool take to build? - What should I know about the pool layout? - I’ve heard about dust, noise, and destruction that can happen during the dig, is this true? - How do I know that my plumbing is done correctly and will not leak? - When is my equipment plumbed in place? - What does the steel reinforcing do for my pool? What protects my pool from electrical problems? - When will my pool start looking like a pool? - What has to happen before my deck is installed? - What are my responsibilities concerning the deck? - When do I get rid of this construction mess? - How do they get the plaster or other interior finish into my pool? - When do I learn how to use the pool?

Electric

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What protects my pool from electrical problems?
In most cases, a trench will be dug from your electric panel to the equipment location. This conduit by code must be metal, wrapped with insulation, and buried 18” underground. It is important to mark any sprinkler lines or other obstructions that must be protected. The conduit must remain uncovered until the city inspects it. GFI circuits protect all light and electrical plugs. These are also used near sinks and bathrooms inside your house. GFI protected circuits instantly trip and shut down when contact is made with water. In addition; all steel, motors, and metal within 5’ of the pool is grounded. You may notice small copper wire attached to metal windows, fences, handrails, and diving boards.

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