Custom Built Fountain By Gappsi In East Islip NY

Constructed with a 14 ft wide diameter and 18 inches deep gunite pool, with a custom sized pedestal shaped with the gunite shell to support and raise above water level the brass Four seasons statue. Brick veneer was installed to cover the outside pool wall and a custom bluestone coping was installed on top of
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Backyard Designers-Masonry-Swimming Pool-Builders-East Islip-long Island-NY
Backyard Designers, Pool builders, Masonry, Contractor ,Video The family in this East Islip home wanted a pool for entertaining that was built to last. Giuseppe Abbrancati, owner/designer of Smithtown-based Gappsi, Inc. suggested a gunite saltwater pool in a Sports Pool style design where both sides of the pool are shallow and the deep end is
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Complete Backyard Designed in East Islip NY

The family in this East Islip home wanted a pool for entertaining that was built to last. Giuseppe Abbrancati, owner/designer of Smithtown-based Gappsi, Inc. suggested a gunite saltwater pool in a Sports Pool style design where both sides of the pool are shallow and the deep end is in the middle. “Gunite pools make a
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Lloyd Harbor Gunite Swimming Pool Company

Long Island Gunite Swimming Pool Company Gappsi designed and installed this backyard in Lloyd Harbor, NY. It incorporates a 20’x50′ gunite swimming pool built with a spillover spa, sundecks with benches, and steps built within the pool. The swimming pool is also equipped with a safety auto cover and LED lights. Coping for the pool
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Gunite specialists | Designer | Company | Serving | Upper brookville NY | 11545 | Nassau county Long Island

Gunite swimming pool built Upper Brookville NY 11545 by Gappsi Gunite swimming pool was constructed with 10 inches concrete wall shell and 8 inches gunite floor. With ½ inches rebar 12 inches on center, radiuses built in gunite shell spa has been built in the center of shallow end with sundecks on each side of
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