This series of pictures shows the start to finish process involved in an installation of an in-ground vinyl liner pool, with a two tiered waterfall, and surrounding interlock and landscaping. This particular pool is 15 x 30 feet, with a 3'6" shallow end and 6'0" deep end. 

This is the before picture of the landscape, after the existing deck had been removed

After the initial excavation, the steel walls are installed.

Once all the walls are up, the pool is perfectly measured and concreted into place.

After the pool floor is layered with concrete, the landscape is backfilled with gravel.

Once the pool is secure, the waterfall can be built!

Next step; securing the coping around the pool's edge.

Interlock is laid on High Performance Bedding, insuring drainage away from the house and pool.

The finished product!

This gallery illustrates the start to finish process of a 16 x 34 foot vinyl liner pool with three sheer decent waterfalls built into a tiered rock wall. Armour stone was used to finish the wall spanning the entire length of the backyard. The landscape was finished with interlock with a cobblestone border. 

This recent project was a 16 x 32 foot vinyl liner installation, featuring an armor stone retaining wall along the back of the property and 4 feet of interlocking surrounding the entirety of the pool. This installation also features full width steps into the shallow end.