1) create a stamped concrete pool deck to mimic the look of bluestone. 2) create a pool coping that resembles the look of limestone  3) fire pit area separate from the pool area for entertaining.   4) construct a sidewalk that connects the deck, back door and pool deck.

Work began by excavating to a rough grade around the entire pool.  For the cantilever coping projects, we utilize the Z Poolform products.  They allow for a cantilever coping with multiple form liner options without the need to rely on double sided tape and foam.  On this project we used a splitface limestone formliner.  With these formliners we are able to create the look of a splitface limestone around a freeform vinyl liner pool at a fraction of the cost of real limestone.  For the stamp pattern, the random ashlar was chosen to mimic the look of bluestone.  This pattern was carried over the firepit area and the sidewalk.  For the fire pit, we constructed a circular firepit out of steel reinforced concrete.  The top of the firepit was poured to match the coping on the pool. The vertical area on the fire pit was done with carved concrete to tie into the look of the boulder wall along the property line.  For the sidewalk, we designed the shape and layout to tie into the curves of the pool deck.