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Prices spiked for pandemic, but that's 2X. Get at least 3 more quotes. My friends in Virginia are on a waiting list just to get a quote. Take your time with quotes and details. No amount of pool water will cool you off if you get burned.

I see that the new TF Salt Pro has a new case@~$25 (which may not hold refills properly); 2 Salt test reagents @~?; Smart Stir @~$45; Comparator Block@~$7; laminated card@$2. The price differential between the Salt Pro kit and the TF-100 is $89, then $10 for the reagents? So the question is...

I'm guessing you'd win that bet. This year may be different since they were all over the news media.

You possibly dodged incoming artillery fire🤣

POWPLLC2440SPT-Luciana-Terra-Mosaic-Aquatica-Porcelain-Pool-and-Spa-Tile_1024x1024.jpg That's the 6--inch trim and waterline tile. The glass tile is this at at Classic Pool Tile CT GLV 7710 1x2 Blue

Thanks so much. Been brushing for 2 weeks and have another company doing the startup with chemicals. Working out bugs with the Omni Logic now, so I think I'm about to get my toes in soon.

This story is just too painful to tell. Lions and Lawyers and Tears...oh my. Made the evening news and then some. Finally...Wet Edge Signature Matrix Cadet Blue. A day and a half to fill. Now about those links @kimkats

This will be my second winter in the south. Last winter was charming compared to Maryland. PB came by yesterday to protect equipment and pipes from freezing as a cold snap dropped in on us. I expect to only run the pump during winter days below 35 degrees and that shouldn't be a lot. Now if...

No doubt. Foreman says they had 30-40 going. Hoping to have it cured and seasoned by Christmas. Santa is going to sip Irish coffee in the spa before sledding on!

Taking Forever...my bad for not putting a performance timeline in the contract. (Note to others) The squabble was blamed on increased demand for work crews, but the deck team was just a 2-man show. Some days they'd show...some days not. Nothing else was ongoing and after a month the PB stopped...

So...this will be one of those war stories. Had to flex with the threat of legal action to make the PB move. The decking took 4 months since early July to complete, and nothing else was done during that time. Finally just got them to install the 2 tcell940 salt cells and 2 GVA24 valve actuators...

G'day. Things are going but s-l-o-w-l-y. Guess I'll have a war story to tell when it's all done. Digging started at the end of April, but they're still working on the deck (2-man crew since July 3) and bits and pieces are unfinished. I know there's been a crush of folks getting pools this...

I watched them take time with measurements. I am still impatient for the whole thing to be done, but I appreciate not getting the details rushed. As for the looks...when the sun hits the tiles they do glow. Happy so far.

Slow going, but getting there. Electric, propane and plumbing all done. The tile crew started this week after the late spring rains subsided.