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Pool Plaster Chipping - Followup
This is followup to a post I made a few weeks ago about my plaster
chipping: http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...TF-8%26hl%3Den Before my pool company came out I armed myself with as much information as I could so that I would not allow the guy to blame the problem on water chemistry. I got mixed oppinions from places I contacted including the National Plastering Council http://www.npconline.org/ (who actually said it was probably a water chemistry problem). Anyway confident that my chemistry is always in range I awaited a battle. The pool guy came and starred at the area for a few minutes and said "I think we can take care of this for you. I have to talk to someone and see what he wants to do." I asked him what caused the problem and he said he was not really sure he had never seen it happen quite like that before. My guess was that he was thinking in his head that the plasterers really screwed up. The guy finally got back to me and said they would replaster the problem area at no charge. I just have to drain the water below the bad area which I will do when closing the pool and they will take care of it then. |
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Pool Plaster Chipping - Followup
"Lex" wrote in message m... This is followup to a post I made a few weeks ago about my plaster chipping: http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...TF-8%26hl%3Den Before my pool company came out I armed myself with as much information as I could so that I would not allow the guy to blame the problem on water chemistry. I got mixed oppinions from places I contacted including the National Plastering Council http://www.npconline.org/ (who actually said it was probably a water chemistry problem). Anyway confident that my chemistry is always in range I awaited a battle. The pool guy came and starred at the area for a few minutes and said "I think we can take care of this for you. I have to talk to someone and see what he wants to do." I asked him what caused the problem and he said he was not really sure he had never seen it happen quite like that before. My guess was that he was thinking in his head that the plasterers really screwed up. The guy finally got back to me and said they would replaster the problem area at no charge. I just have to drain the water below the bad area which I will do when closing the pool and they will take care of it then. DO IT NOW Pool companies go out of business every day. |
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Pool Plaster Chipping - Followup
SQLit wrote:
"Lex" wrote in message om... This is followup to a post I made a few weeks ago about my plaster chipping: http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...TF-8%26hl%3Den Before my pool company came out I armed myself with as much information as I could so that I would not allow the guy to blame the problem on water chemistry. I got mixed oppinions from places I contacted including the National Plastering Council http://www.npconline.org/ (who actually said it was probably a water chemistry problem). Anyway confident that my chemistry is always in range I awaited a battle. The pool guy came and starred at the area for a few minutes and said "I think we can take care of this for you. I have to talk to someone and see what he wants to do." I asked him what caused the problem and he said he was not really sure he had never seen it happen quite like that before. My guess was that he was thinking in his head that the plasterers really screwed up. The guy finally got back to me and said they would replaster the problem area at no charge. I just have to drain the water below the bad area which I will do when closing the pool and they will take care of it then. DO IT NOW Pool companies go out of business every day. Sometimes, that works out for the best. I had a pool company install my 18' x 36' inground pool. They had been in business for a number of years. They did a good job, but never finished the final grading around the finished pool, despite numerous calls. I never was billed for the last payment installment which amounted to about $1000, because the owner of the pool company ran off with his bookkeeper and took about $50,000 in company funds with him. I hired a guy doing some backfill work on a new house being built across the street to finish the grading. He drove the dozer across the street and finished the grading in a couple of hours. It cost me $100. That was about 16 years ago. |
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