Recent content by Jase1125

Same place I store mine. In the laundry room

Mobile now so will do that later. TF100 in a 10,700 quartz pool with swg. Cartridge filter.

Tft 100

I bought the test kit last a year and half ago. Historically, my results and Leslie's have matched or been very close. Now they are significantly different which has me wondering who is accurate as I am using a good bit of acid for my 10,700 gallon salt play pool. TA me= 45. Leslie's = 90 CH...

Also worth considering piers if they believe the soil is that unstable. Better choice than chemical injection IMO.

I did both flagstone and swg. If I could only choose one or the other, I would choose a SWG. It make maintenance and water balancing so easy.

Not an expert, but I would patch the concrete myself and then get some more liner installation bids.

My coping was done before the tile. Everything looks level and they didn't seem to have any issues doing it in that order.

with our electric rates so low, i would get a dual speed pump and not a variable speed. i don't think your savings will make up the difference in cost.

If I was in your shoes, I would have it broken up and completely redone. It will be a pain, but in the end you will get what you originally wanted. Be thankful you have a standup pool builder. Many would just try patch jobs and call it done.

@Smbergman: I have about 4 ft or so of the back pool wall and waterfall above ground. I basically had a couple of choices. I could do a stone veneer around the back wall or hide it with landscaping. We decided to go with landscaping. The downside to landscaping is it takes awhile for it to...

surprised you ran into that much rock in frisco

Recommend asking your PB to use Pentair Intellibright LED lights instead of Hayward. Several have reported those going out after five years or so.

Looks good. Are you in Prosper by chance?

All done. However, the back wall is damp. Concerned about water seeping out. Otherwise, mission accomplished. Happy kids! image by Jason Nash, on Flickr