You don't realize how big the pool is until you were inside looking up. It's really going to be deep enough for a lot of fun. I'm proud of you for sharing everything and working so hard.

Looking good, Geoff. That pool IS deep and that's going to be fun for you & the kids. I mean, jumping & diving into a pool is so much fun and when you're restricted due to depth, well it takes some of the fun out of being in a pool. Love watching it all come together.

Geoff, it's GREAT that you are getting all this First Hand Experience for future projects !!

looks great! epoxy over errors, easy-peasy! sorry for the sky is falling comment :/ - nice pour!

Looking good Geoff! One thing I have noticed watching ICF builds, progress seems to be slow at first and then BAM! everything becomes fast and furious, lol

It's got to be satisfying to see the forms come off...real progress!

Super blue sky there, Bealy Good days. Walls look good Geoff.

That looks really good. Nice work for the first time. Thanks for sharing all that.

WOW what a change without all the 'wood'. That dive pool will allow for deep dives, even some lovely swallow dives :) Looks fantastic Bealy Good. Was thinking - doorways throughout the house on flat surfaces only of course, have you considered making the groves for doors in the concrete so that walkers and wheelchairs have not 'bumps' to go over. My brother has it and it is so handy.

Knock the primer dobber off on the top of the can a time or 2. Helps get the excess off to keep it cleaner. Pool is coming along nicely. 👍

Looks real good !!

Looks great

Looking good.

Hey Dr. BG, Great update! Watching you & the guys zoom around the pool keeps things interesting! Time for Chris to do his thing! Love watching all the progress! Thumbs up! Stay safe. Jim

Great music selection! Enjoyed it very much.

You really get a measure of this project now Geoff. That pour video had me on the edge of my seat worrying about a concrete breakout. Thank you

Looks really good. In fact, it looks Bealy Good!

The grass is absolutely gorgeous

Thanks That was a lot of work.

Like Christmas and opening your presents!!! The pour went well!!

Looks freaking amazing bud! Loved the echo when you were down in that huge septic tank.. I mean, pool .

Looking goooooood, coming together nicely :)

Geoff, this whole Large Project is intersting, and look forward to the next videos on all this.

Thanks Geoff. You are a hard working guy!

Looking good

Thank you for sharing the mistake also! Great knowledge and know a lot of people wouldn’t admit to it and we would never know.

I see you had the main supervisor, DOG DOG out there checking things out. Always good to have final approval before you get too far.

Looking good Geoff when all of your new home construction is done it's going to really enjoyable for you and your family to lay around the pool and enjoy the fruits of your hard work.

I always look forward to your videos, a wonderful project 🙏🙏

loved the saxes when you were time lapsing yourself taking down the wooden structure👌👍

Good job Mr Bealy Good. You’re the hardest working man in show business. Happy 🌮 Thursday.

for the 2 inch to one inch adapter, it is nice to have a smooth internal transition if you push a new cable from the big end toward the smaller pipe, the leading cable end usually will bump into the adapter / not lift up to go into the smaller hole...

Its so awesome cant wait to see it all finished, it will be amazing

Geoff looking great ! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

Another good update on the deep pool bro. Safe travels. Ken.

Well done Geoff and team. Great progress, take your time and enjoy the challenge😀

Look at the grass by the pond ! Wow it is nice looking. If you need to get rid of alge or duck week - get pond blue a color that is for ponds - reflects the color of light the plants need, and they die off.

Looking good! 😎😎😎😎

I really want to do an ICF pool with the eco finish. Waiting until you get done to see how everything comes together. Everything is coming along nicely. Thanks for doing these BG.

Awesome work on the pool forms! 🏊‍♀️

Tons of fun bonding and grounding. Should explain the difference and how a pool is grounded over all.

Looking good. I mentioned a few videos ago about how this first pour will help you get dialed in better when pouring the house walls. As far as I see it you are doing this in the correct order. Your roll out wall pouring strategy is well thought out and a natural progression. "No wine before its time"

You and your team worked hard and made great progress, well done. 😊

Bealy, You and your crew have done an amazing job. My friend you need to slow down a little or you may not be able to enjoy the fruits of your labor. I can see the water in the pools now and they are beautiful. When I see the pond I can imagine someone pulling a big largemouth out of it. Take care my friend and God Bless You and Your's.

You ever watch any of Mike Patey’s videos about his pool? That guy is amazing! His is like 40’ deep with a full moving floor etc.

now I see where I spoke to soon !!

New here nice work on the house. Keep up the cool vid's.

clear primer

Just a little tip I learned from Deisel Creek when pulling wires you can use a vacuum (shop vacuum) on one end and on the other you can take a plastic bag and attach it to a spool of string put the bag with the string into the pipe and turn on the vacuum make sure you seal up the end with vacuum hose around the hose it's a time saver 😊

Your ceeement pond is looking good Geofro! 😅

Great Vlog It Was Bealy Great I think that bit of Concrete will be Fine it as at the top wont matter too much the Bottom Looks Great its all getting there that Sure Did Look Like a Perfect Bealy Day Thanks

Geoff, that is looking fantastic. You and a few youtubers show mistakes that occurred while whatever task you were doing. No one would have known that the wall was bulging, but you pointed it out to us so that we wouldn't make the same error. You and the others who show mistakes are real men of honor. Thank you, Geoff, and the few who know who you are. Thanks for sharing, and God bless you and your family's. be safe out there. 👍👍👍👍

All the support lumber, you could frame another house with it. lol Awesome project, Geoff.

Geoff putting in that sweat equity 👍🏼 Man that’s going to be really nice !

Oh Yeah !! Looking good Geoff !! Man, I already know about the Plumbing, my Dad was a Lic. Plumber, and had his own business. Yeah, that damn primer an glue will get all over ya !! lolol... Pool is really looking nice Man !! Don't ya hate taking those forms off !! lolol... But, you guys got it going on now.... Great Video !! Have a Great Day....

That grass looks so awesome. Did u ever think you would see green grass again. The dive pool looks great.

Second comment,Geoff make sure your guys take the load of you ,the mental strain plus manual work is hard on the body and soul,no project is worth being shattered for . Be kind to yourself

Mr Bealy Good - Sir.... it's coming together - think people need to realise this is a voyage of discovery for you and the team and not a race to see how quickly you can finish - and to all new viewers you must check out the video where Geoff and Chris venture deep into the undergrowth on the 90 acre plot - its amazing!

Enjoy the video

FWIW, I've minimized my use of stone backfill before by using some sheets of plywood leftover from the pour by drilling some holes along the edge and putting in some rope loop handles. Hold the ply on edge about a foot off the foundation, and have the skid steer sprinkle crush between the ply and the foundation. When it reaches about a foot, sprinkle in some native on the frontside. Run the jumping jack on the native to firm it up. Repeat in one foot lifts until the ply is nearly 2/3 buried, then pull on the ropes moving the ply up about a foot. Most of the time I could just pull the ply up by hand and not need to enlist the help of the skid steer. Continue in one foot lifts until you reach desired grade. Stone is expensive, native is free. A little innovation and some hard work can save a ton of money! QUESTION GEOFF-> You said your slump was 4. Is that with or without super plasticizer? If it's without, please consider the additive before you just juice it up. Back before I was a project manager, the job foreman over me had the driver 'juice it up'! Not only did I get to witness what it looks like when you have a blowout and lose 2/3 of a truck, I got to help clean up the mess before it set up down in the hole. Oh and these were conventional forms, not ICF's. As I am sure you are aware, ICF's are MUCH more vulnerable to blowouts. Anyway, thanks for sharing, and I'll watch for the next one.

I’m sure camera isn’t doing this justice. It’s looking so good man.

I think one of your workers died in the background, Geoff. 😂

Wow for a bunch of husky guys you move fast. Oh, that the time lapse. That going to be a fancy swimming hole.

Geoff , have you given thought to having some steel forms made that could be the outside support,less timber and bits in bobs ? These could be on hire like all the components that you use now .

Hi Geoff that's a baptism of fire!! I don't think vibration on the house will be as critical as for the pool IMO

Ohh, tile the pool? I could see it done with 1 inch mosaic tile.

Let's go swimming. Please please please.

Thank you for the tour and the updates. What are your thoughts on keeping concrete damp/wet to improve the curing? Some keep concrete work surnurged as long as possible to improve the eventual strength, others don't.

I know you’ve been told how good the grass around the pond looks. You may have noticed that yourself.

Flex pipe instead of rigid 90 for water. A lot of leak problems later on are related to settling and the rigid PVC gets broken. Flex can give it movement. And try to use a pair of 45's instead of sharp 90's if possible. Flow is always less resistant flowing through 45's

Great video Geoff. “Keep it moving” that song is a banger.👍

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I’ve been watching for quite awhile now. Curious as to when you and Chris started the small pond did you envision the growth of the project to include the Big pond, new house and all that you have planned for the future of the property? Seems like you have an idea and bammm. Great job so far and can’t wait for the next!

Not much chance of being bored for the next couple of years!

Coming along great! Are you going to put some artwork on the floor of the pool? So nice to see all the green grass is sticking around btw!

I appears to be going well at this time. I will reserve final judgment when it gets filled with water.

Made a lot of progress on stripping the forms.place is looking good.continue on doing what your doing. Great video as always 👍👍👍😎😎😎

Bealy If you can't fill the pool Cross brace the inside of of the interior of the the diving pool before Chris backfill. Safety measure

i weld.on the day they r stripping forms im aALWAYS busy elsewhere. our forms were 4 x 8 3/4 inch plywood. 100 lbs apeice. boss carried 2 when they were dry.alberta boys

I assume that you will run wiring to the pool not from it to make pulling cables easier?due to the step down in conduit at the pool

@25:21 now that is the kind of talking I like to hear time lapse chipmunk, course DirtPerfect does that and he and mbts sound like a couple ORK PUPPIES not as much fun to listen too , but I luv your chipmunk impersonation,LOL.

What about fiber optic lighting then you keep all the power out of the pool no wires at all.

Hi Geoff, I have a question : I saw you putting the colored liquid on first and the clear second ?? Here in Australia we have the clear first as it is the "cleaner" and then the blue as it is the "glue". Perhaps in USA it is the other way round, But I am asking this as a 93 year old ex plumber who was in the first stages of PVC pipe. I still welded it and the poly too. Many greetings to you.

Hi.when are u gonna stock the pond with bass?or did i miss that?

It's looking brilliant Geoff, your hard work is now paying dividends Can I ask a question (for you or someone else to answer). When you pour the infinity edge wall, you going to have a seam between the concrete you have just poured and the new concrete. how will you stop water ingress?

With each concrete pour, the Bealy Good imagination becomes a reality, and I can see that what I originally thought was a drug-induced nightmare is actually a unique and beautiful home.

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Hi Mr. Bealy….Great job! I was wondering if you sell those green T-Shirts you were wearing in this video? I would love to get one! Thanks sir!

dude!

Hi Geof I'm addicted to your channel.One question though. Are you going to use Chlorine in your pool water to sanitize it and when you change the water where will it go? Will you pump it offsite or have you another idea?

Good job on the pool. What is the retail cost of a pool like this?

Do you have any purplemartins yet?

I live vicariously through these videos. I wont lie it looks like fun building a house. I am curious why they are backfilling so much with gravel. That soil looks like clay isnt that ok to backfill with>? Maybe 1-2 feet of gravel for drainage but to backfill with rock like that? What am I missing because backfill could just be that soil mixed with like 20% gravel and it would save a crap ton of rock. Burying 8000$ of gravel on the sides of your pool seems like overkill, I dont even have 8K to build an entire pool nevermind on backfill. Lol.

So when you are all finished are you inviting all of us over for a pool party?

Use 45's where you can instead of 90's. The water flows so much better also if anything does get stuck in a pipe it's more likely to pass through to be removed.

I want to see filter system

Put Bealy-poo on the mower!

Let's see the stairs

Should have dampened those vertical walls regularly - especially those in that shunshine.

Hommy Depot 😂LMAO