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Water's Edge Pools

Documented work across Connecticut based on attributed municipal records.

Reported work volume$334KDocumented jobs
Average project$66.7KWhere values are reported
First observed2006Available dataset
Categories1Observed work types
Used for work inWilton3 jobsGreenwich2 jobs

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Satellite view of 25 Nawthorne Rd, Greenwich, CTSatellite view
2017

25 Nawthorne Rd

Greenwich, CT
  • 2017Pool

    Construct an inground swimming pool and required safety barrier in accordance with the 2012 IRC and 2016 Connecticut amendments. Fencing and safety devices must comply with the State Building Code. State education fee paid: $19.76. Per Section AG 106.1 of the CSBC and Section 4.3 of APSP-7, any pool, spa, or hot tub with a broken, loose, or missing suction outlet cover shall be immediately placed out of service until repairs or replacement are completed with an approved outlet cover. In accordance with Section 6.1 of the APSP-7 Standard, periodic evaluation, testing, and maintenance of covers/grates, suction entrapment avoidance systems (including SRVS devices), and components shall be performed, and components shall be replaced, by a person licensed under a CT SPB or SB1 license, in accordance with applicable manufacturer’s instructions and Connecticut State codes. Electrical: Wire up pool equipment: 2 pumps, 2 pool lights, 1 heater, and 1 pool cover. Plumbing: Underground gas for pool heater.

    $76K
Satellite view of 5 Quintard Ave, Greenwich, CTSatellite view
2016

5 Quintard Ave

Greenwich, CT
  • 2016Pool

    Construct an inground swimming pool and required safety barrier under the 2009 IRC. Fencing and safety devices must comply with the State Building Code. State education fee of $16.90 paid. Per Section AG 106.1 of the CSBC and Section 4.3 of APSP-7, any pool, spa, or hot tub with a broken, loose, or missing suction outlet cover shall be immediately placed out of service until repairs are completed. Electrical: Install and wire 1 pool pump, pool cover, 2 pool LED lights, and 1 pool heater under the 2011 NEC. Plumbing: Underground gas line to pool pad for heater, sized to provide for future generator.

    $65K