Recent content by bwarren

Just met with Todd. He said that they warranty all the equipment that they sell. Some parts have longer warranties than others but I think he said everything has at least a 2 year. If you have a problem you call them and they send someone out to fix it. He also said that if they don't have it...

BYOP doesn't manage the subs though, right? They just hand you paperwork and you go file permits and find the subs on your own? BYOP has a plan for $995 that is just design, then they have a $1500 plan which includes all the paperwork and checklists and sub bidding, then there's a $2000 plan...

We are typically gone on weekends and several times a year for a week or more. We found that having the ozonator helped with keeping the chemicals closer to the green zone when we aren't around. I agree, if you are vigilant with your testing then you don't need it. If you do go with one I...

During the couple times the ozonator broke, we were always fighting with cloudy water and algae. When it was working we weren't. There's plenty of people around that call me an idiot for having one, but for me there's a strong correlation between easier maintenance and a working ozonator so...

My personal experience of owning a pool with an ozonator and one without disagree with that, but this thread is not meant to be an argument over ozone vs. nozone. We're talking less than $1000 anyway. I'm more interested in if it's worth trying to manage subs myself. I'm estimating the costs...

No spa. It's as it appears in the picture.

Please do not double post. I deleted the other thread. Thanks, jblizzle I'm going to be putting in a pool in the East Valley (Chandler) and I'm intrigued by the prospect of DIY with subcontractors. Our old pool was built with Paddock and we want the same design with just a couple minor tweaks...