I built a semi above ground pool for my son with autism. My son helped me dig the area for this pool!
Semi Above Ground Pool – Leveling
There are times when I cannot bring my son to the beach. Still, he
needs more exercise and he loves swimming. I got quotes for in-ground
pools but they wanted WAY too much money. I decided to build a semi
in-ground pool. I ordered the pool kit online and spent all of my spare
time working on this project over a three month period. Finished just
in time for winter!
Semi Above Ground Pool – Oval layout, supports and pressure panels
The project was well worth it. Having autism, my son does not have a
lot of extra-curricular activities. Most of the time he is indoors
playing videos on his tablet. Pools have always been something that can
take him away from that.
Semi Above Ground Pool – Wall installation and sand floor
We have used the pool all summer and we love it. Fall is around the
corner so I hope we can continue to enjoy it for a couple more months
here in South Texas.
Semi Above Ground Pool – Liner installation
Semi Above Ground Pool – Back Landscaping Begins
Semi Above Ground Pool – View 1 landscaping
Semi Above Ground Pool – View 2 landscaping
This is an oval, semi above ground pool from the pool factory. This pool had to be made level on sloping sand.
You can watch a video that covers some of the installation process of the semi above ground pool:
About me:
Texas author Mark Ferdinand, a resident of Corpus Christi, Texas has a
son with autism that inspires him every day. Mark’s experience enables
him to bring a unique character to life in the world of fiction. With
the increase of special needs characters as a trend in books, movies and
television, Mark is able to approach the creation of such characters
with a realism and respect not often seen in popular media.
After completing his first novel, Mark decided to compile a group of
stories that brought him to the unusual occupation of snake venom
extraction. For those like the creepy crawly reptiles and amphibians,
these are tales from amateur fun to professional pitfalls.
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