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no, AGP would be in a different location but thank you.

So the spot that is being filled in is much larger than the pool we are looking at to replace it with. and more shallow (currently 10 feet at deepest, looking at 5 ft at deepest) Thank you for the info. If we go through with the actual replacement pool I am def going to make sure the base is...

excuse the dumb question, but does it matter if the existing pool is being replaced temporarily with sand only, then in a few months filled with sand/gravel when dug out?

Per his invoice he is filling with sand in winter, coming back in spring to install pool and back fill with sand and gravel. But yeah, certainly looking into everything carefully.

Yeah- all the pool companies we contacted gave estimates to demo and haul away. This guy has apparently installed fiberglass pools and just started his own business. Apparently he’s filling the hole with sand, which looks to be ok based on what I’ve researched. We are going to see how demo goes...

Pool companies are super busy right now and no one wanted to do it or acknowledged it would only last a year or so before cracking and/or leaking. Yeah sad wallet lol. hiring a pool guy with no reviews who is going to tear it out for only 7k next week and replace w fiberglass square shaped pool...

Update: tearing out pool and replacing in it's entirety :sick:

Looks awesome! Did they concrete over the fiberglass walls or remove them entirely

No updates yet- just closed on the property about 1 week ago. A lot of pool people are booked out until 2022 so not sure what to do. Wanting to drain it/ get the swamp water out to begin trying to fix but am apprehensive with winter coming and it being totally empty all winter. Found out it was...

Thank you! Fingers crossed. I’ll def post “after photos”.

Thank you!!! Looking into that thread. it is inground with a weird rotted deck around it that has to go. Not sure on the depth but it’d at least 8 feet in the deep end. There is a diving board which we will remove. Ideally we would like to bring it back to life without the liner but it’s nice...

Thank you! Under contract for this house so if everyone goes through I’ll be putting before/after pics up

I believe from the late 60s/early 70s- hasn’t been used, to my knowledge, in 10+ years. Major cracks but bottom still appears to be holding water Wanting to repair the concrete/fiberglass (if that’s what it is) if possible but also wanted to see if anyone with expertise had any other suggestions...