Recent content by troublefullpool

Thanks very much for that feedback. I think my best option at this point is to hire a third party to assess and provide objective determination. I’m just curious if anyone thinks it’s possible that expansion of the pool deck on the opposite side of the pool could cause tiles to shift towards...

That’s my issue. The pool builder and deck builder were contracted separately. Big mistake. They both feel the other is fault and I have no means of validating either’s claims. I suppose I need to hire a third party. I’m hoping some folks on the forum might have experience and suggestions on...

Thanks. :-) what do you mean get him? I am in talks with both contractors separately to address.

From another site I got this information: What causes it: The concrete deck is not completely separated from the pool's bond beam. The deck moves, putting pressure against the pool wall. As a consequence, the pool's bond beam may crack. If waterline tile is affixed to the problem area, the...

Thanks for reviewing this. Mostly the expansion joint looks untouched, but I do see something on that last picture. Included shot of one area with tile issues but no deck around it. Final pic showing wet area with gravel and dirt dig back.

Hello - I had an extensive pool remodel completed around March of 2019. Pool builder did all the work save the decking, which we had a separate contractor do. The concrete guy was previously a pool builder himself, had done hundreds of pool decks and was very knowledgeable. Now, three years...