Shotcrete Pool

[@josiahgunaman8712]

Been doing this for years and really love it. It's a dirty job but fun and challenging. We use construction plastic for the over spray with rebar to hold up the plastic... I love making benches, swimouts and steps.

[@raider1978raider]

Great job my Mexican brothers! 👍👍🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@zavi247]

Anonymous American that’s not even being racial he’s just giving them a high five cause of what poc has been threw ignorant

[@rxonmymind8362]

You guys worked your butts off good job. Worth every penny. I'm having an above ground pool put in using the same material you used in this video. I've always wanted a pool but with grandkids I'm scared of them falling in just one time. It's going to be 36 ft long 6 ft wide and 4 ft deep.
Could you give me a ballpark figure I what that would cost?
Again good job guys.

[@fatherfull]

Like 15,000 to 25,000, not 100% sure, take this as reference only.
36 ft x 6 ft x 4 ft = 864 cubic feet
- Excavation and site preparation: $3,000 - $5,000
- Shotcrete application: $8 - $12 per square foot, so around $8,000 - $12,000 for this size pool
- Pool equipment (pump, filter, etc.): $2,000 - $4,000
- Decking, coping, and finish materials: $2,000 - $4,000

[@troyb.4101]

All that hard work and money, That's no easy job. I would love to see the end result!

[@lamotta1969]

Outstanding concrete work from those Mexicanos compadrues,hope they the salary they deserve.

[@troyb.4101]

In the southwest, they do the best masonary work there is.

[@johndevine8605]

Great Masons. I'm a Mason 20 years and using a shotcrete gun for the first time tomorrow.

[@jamesgrams1039]

That hose man is a badass!

[@jjsyn6367]

Is that rebar or fiber glass for structural support?

[@theassassinofpentium7157]

What brand and model of machine did you use to do that shotcret job?

[@leonardocastillo4542]

migo cuanto cuesta todo el equipo para ese proceso de construccion,y que
es lo que aplican mortero o concrteto porque veo muy finas las
particulas de los agregados.. y lo otro que quiero saver que tipo de
acelerante le aplican al material para que no caiga o se derrame al
aplicar en las paredes...espero tu respue

[@sebatennis171]

Qué equipo es el que se utiliza?? Marca por favor y cuantos m3 da por hora

[@andrewyek]

hii, is shotcrete thermally insulated ? how is it different from air crete ?
thx
andrew

[@mohamedassy1463]

its better in this case as it easy and more efficient rather air crete which gonna need a construction frame to pour

[@scottwolk986]

Hi there how long did it take to shotcrete the pool? Was it done in just a few hours?

[@clarksd2002]

Nice pool! What was the cost?

[@slicksloth_416]

Inyo Man $8000

[@masterlup]

how is the final pool water proofed?

[@user-vp6vu8xl1c]

who says the nozzleman has to be some giant dude?!?!

[@robduchesne7223]

how much cement did you use with the shotcrete method in yards?

[@johndevine8605]

My guess is 17-22 yards there

[@celebratecrypto3693]

Mexicans work good for labor but at my company we hire no illegals all legal USA boys who know how to cut and are strong and get a quality pool there is a huge difference in getting a quality pool builder and getting a nightmare. Keep up the work

[@giovanni19ify]

Did this mix have gravel in it ?

[@caleb4830]

Yes, peastone

[@christianalejandro1607]

amigos necesito saber que tipo de maquina ocuparon para el shootcrete, y el tipo de hormigon ya que debe tener muchos aditivos y acelerantes para quedar tan bien terminado. ayuda porfavor ya que quiero replicar la idea esta muy buena.

[@danivilla788]

Hola espero y te ayude la información
Esos tipo de máquina es nomas para tirar cemento la puedes encontrar en tiendas especiales normalmente son de 2 pistones son más rápidas el trabajo no lo ase la pump la ase el compresor claro es uno grande que se remolca con la troca
El cemento solo se pide para
Shotcrete es pura arena fina si lleva piedras que miden más de 3/8 se puede tapar la manguera y darte un golpe fuerte (quebraduras de manos o pies ) debes tener mucho cuidado en este trabajo
¿Como funciona? Funciona así la pump solo ase llevar el cemento pero en la última manguera en la punta se pone el naso es donde se junta el aire y el cemento llega ahí y el aire avienta el cemento con precios el acelerante lo puedes pedir según el clima si es frío pues debes de cargarlo un poco o si es calor es poco he inclusive nada debido a que se puede secar en la manguera o pump y echar a perder mucho dinero
Y tu máquina
No es el acelerante o calsium que sostiene el cemento en la pared es la varilla y la presión con que se arroja el cemento con más presión mejor te queda pero es un poco difícil ya que es manguera de 2 pulgadas y te cansas

[@sendmemessage6810]

Hello! Do you have a website?

[@thunderpants5616]

Just did this for 13 hours today fml

[@alfredocamposcampos73]

100% mexicanos

[@josearimateiaalves8500]

Tem louco pra tudo.

[@Sac_153]

Ain’t Shotcrete that’s gunite but those guys did a great job

[@gediminaskazlauskas614]

Shitcrete? :D

[@bobguarino9772]

This is a horrible install and these people know nothing about shotcrete or concrete in general. Shotcrete is concrete coming out of the hose under pressure, not using shavings and waste. Wall trimmings should be removed from the pool, not used on the floor, and then wetted up. Poor, poor application.

[@piggysleft]

This is how NOT TO SPRAY ! These guys are doing a shit job!

[@shaythomas1996]

That's gunite

[@patrickeh696]

shotcrete. same thing different name

[@seandewalt2324]

@@patrickeh696 No. Shotcrete is mixed in advance and concrete is sent downline. Gunite is a dry mix with water added at the end of the nozzle.

[@Sac_153]

@@patrickeh696no not same thing shotcrete is shot already mixed with water only air pressure gunite has a water hose at the end of the nozzle very similar but your still wrong

[@andrewyoung0000]

This is how we do it czcams.com/video/lrzaHVapagI/video.html

[@bobbywhite2941]

Check out cool pools by whites shotcrete to see what a real shotcrete crew can do. The nozzleman is inexperienced that is for sure.

[@Sac_153]

This ain’t even shotcrete brother, it’s gunite, if you don’t know the difference I don’t trust your advice.