So happy for you! You've been in inspiration for me with your patienceMy permits were filed today after 11 months.
The cold put a wrench in things for a while there. Lol.
Black with added abalone shell, which makes an amazing difference
Is it Presidential? Ours is one year now and that is our builder.
I know!
Two things to consider...I'm in Cleveland, OH so pool construction doesn't happen for a not insignificant part of the year and apparently all my PB employees were a part of the Great Resignation (only people left were the 2 owners and 2 girls in the office).
Time and attention is all according to the Pool Builder/Company you selected. Ours was 10 weeks as well. Please share what interior finish you are choosing and please send pictures when your pool has water. Congratulations and I hope you enjoy. Ellen M
Please share what interior finish you selected. We are interested in a similar color. Ellen M
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Obviously not 100% done. Still need the pool deck and landscaping to be done. I'll start laying the paver edging this weekend for the grass. I have about 4 tons of rock on the street I need to move to the back lol. We won't start planting until September-October.Home owner build
6 weeks from start to finish.
Started filling today.
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If you haven't given a company any money. Move on and build your own. That's ridiculous. I get the demand vs supplies but if I were to tell my customer I can't get them there favorite beverage Coca Cola, than Im not providing the customer service we expect as a company. It's no different for contractors, you can find ones that wan't to work and have no excuses. The big pool companies keep selling pools without regards to there current agreements and future customers. Sometime it's best to start over and hit the reset button.I'm still waiting (signed October 2020). I feel really bad for these folks, and I pray I am not eventually in this situation (my PB is only marginally better, ie. not in jail yet)...
Local pool contractor faces felony charge and lawsuits for theft, failing to complete projects
Yet another local person has stepped forward saying he was taken for tens-of-thousands of dollars when his pool project was never completed.
I'm holding out hope for about another few weeks because if/when I cut my losses with this PB, good luck getting my $14K deposit back plus the additional $30K it's going to cost me with a new PB. I've got money, but not an endless supply. If money didn't matter, I would've fired him in 2021 when he started going down his path of being an inconsiderate and horrible business owner.
That's terrible. In good faith they should honor the contract and break ties and refund your deposit. I'm sure there's a loophole in these agreements. I had multiple contractors tell me I signed an agreement. Well what I did sign were proposals that's not a legal document that binds me to them until monies or work has been completed.
