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photo1902 12-05-2020 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1869937)
I care what he means. He had a valid problem or he would not share it. Dewilson is a reliable and honest person.

Sometimes things go wrong.

Then quit being vague and share what went wrong. I don’t personally know posters on this forum, so I cant speak to anyone’s character, nor should I.

The OP asked about costs of pool construction, and has been given many opinions. Nothing more nothing less. And yes, things go wrong, but things also go right, which has been my experience with T&D, having used them for three separate projects.

cj1040 12-05-2020 10:41 AM

We are building...close mid Feb. Our 12 x 25 pool by at and D costs 64 k ..4.5 deep with sun beach 18 in deep at one end, decorative tile and waterfall. Decking and birdcage with denser screening for bug and sunburn prevention included. We want to do water aerobics on our own schedule and float around on floats if we want and with covid it is just safer and adds to the house value now.

cj1040 12-05-2020 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Kenswing (Post 1869442)
We'll be going through the design process here shortly. Our designer says the average pool price during construction is about $60,000. Although pools of $100k+ aren't uncommon.

Just make sure when you select a lot that it is big enough for a pool. They actually provided us with a CAD drawing of our lot with our house and pool placed on it before we put down our deposit..

We are building...close mid Feb. Our 12 x 25 pool by T and D costs 64 k ..4.5 deep with sun beach 18 in deep at one end, decorative tile and waterfall. Decking and birdcage with denser screening for bug and sunburn prevention included. We want to do water aerobics on our own schedule and float around on floats if we want and with covid it is just safer and adds to the house value now. Also saltwater pool with roll up cover and heat pump included

cj1040 12-05-2020 11:01 AM

We like the pool classes at TV but they line up and get counted to enter and if you are not there early you may not get in....also the neighborhood pools are a great way to meet neighbors. We have rented for a month at TV for 6 years and are now building in chitty on a pond with a pool even though we are a 5 minute walk to the neighborhood pool. We can do our own class with music in our own pool, use our lounge floats and still go to the other places whenever we want which I will do after the virus settles down. It adds value to the house.

cj1040 12-05-2020 11:04 AM

Thoughts about building a pool
 
We are building...close mid Feb. Our 12 x 25 pool by T and D costs 64 k ..4.5 deep with sun beach 18 in deep at one end, decorative tile and waterfall. Decking and birdcage with denser screening for bug and sunburn prevention included. We want to do water aerobics on our own schedule and float around on floats if we want and with covid it is just safer and adds to the house value now. Also saltwater pool with roll up cover and heat pump included[/QUOTE]

dewilson58 12-05-2020 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1869937)
I care what he means. He had a valid problem or he would not share it. Dewilson is a reliable and honest person.

Sometimes things go wrong.

Thanks
Don't waste your time with 12 (you can dew the math)............If someone does not agree with this kind of poster, they don't care and the someone is wrong.

Again............I'm glad you had a good experience, I'm glad you shared it and glad you recommend T&D. :ho:

kathyspear 12-05-2020 02:40 PM

Has anyone had their home appraised with and without their pool? I suspect a pool might add more value in an area like this than in some others. I also know that you don't make a decision like this based solely or even primarily on expected return, but rather how much enjoyment you will get out of it. Still, it would be nice to have some numbers when making the decision.

k.

KJ1325 12-06-2020 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by cj1040 (Post 1870066)
We are building...close mid Feb. Our 12 x 25 pool by at and D costs 64 k ..4.5 deep with sun beach 18 in deep at one end, decorative tile and waterfall. Decking and birdcage with denser screening for bug and sunburn prevention included. We want to do water aerobics on our own schedule and non around on floats if we want and with covid it is just safer and adds to the house value now.

Did your pool for that price include any solar heat or gas heat?

Thanks

rustyp 12-06-2020 03:51 PM

Pools are a lot like boats. Best two days are the day you buy the boat and the day you sell the boat. Problem with a pool is you have the baggage of selling the house to get rid of the pool. Get rid of your self conscience and use one of 100 plus pools here - no maintenance. If worried about a crowd purchase a yearly pass to a Country Club pool. Most of the time I cruise by them other than Orange Blossom and Hacienda there are vacant.

tophcfa 12-06-2020 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by rustyp (Post 1870461)
Pools are a lot like boats. Best two days are the day you buy the boat and the day you sell the boat. Problem with a pool is you have the baggage of selling the house to get rid of the pool. Get rid of your self conscience and use one of 100 plus pools here - no maintenance. If worried about a crowd purchase a yearly pass to a Country Club pool. Most of the time I cruise by them other than Orange Blossom and Hacienda there are vacant.

The Hacienda pool is without any doubt vacant, because it no longer exists.

Kenswing 12-09-2020 03:12 PM

Just another heads up. If you want a fiberglass hot tub it isn't going to happen. The supplier The Villages uses is back ordered until at least August.

Also take into account that your pool has to be one foot away from your roof line for every foot of depth. So if you want a six foot deep pool it will be six feet out from your roof line.

Fenney5776 12-12-2020 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 1869807)
:shrug: Not sure what you think is BS, but I was being nice by JUST supporting the poster's comment to stay away from T&D.

We're in the process of getting a quote from T&D. Had an hour long meeting with the recently and followed up with an email to recap our requirements. Received our quote and drawing. They had at least 6 mistakes in the drawing which would then also be reflected in the quote. We've dealt with three different folks on the design. They seem to be very overworked and disorganized. We're not feeling very confident in their current services.


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