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Completed Phoenix pool from the documented world record build

The pool build measured in hours.

A documented Phoenix project coordinated across 22 phases and 150 workers.

5hours56minutes7seconds

One exceptional day. A precisely coordinated build.

The project began at 6 a.m. Excavation moved 85 tons of dirt and was completed in 48 minutes before the remaining trades advanced through the documented sequence.

This was an exceptional, highly coordinated event—not a typical project schedule. Every ordinary pool build depends on its site, design, access, permits, weather, materials, and required inspections.

150
workers
22
phases
85
tons of dirt
48
minutes of excavation
The process

From open ground to Finished water.

Four documented views follow the site through the build.

The backyard site before the documented pool build
Step 01

6 a.m.

Construction begins and the coordinated sequence moves into excavation.

Rebar structure installed during the world record pool build
Step 02

Structure

Crews move through excavation, forming, steel, and the connected construction phases.

Tile installation underway during the world record pool build
Step 03

Finish

Tile and finish work follow the tightly managed trade sequence.

Completed swimming pool at the end of the world record build
Step 04

Complete

The documented build reaches a finished pool in 5 hours, 56 minutes, and 7 seconds.

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