Hi guys,
It's been a few weeks, but I wanted to update you on the situation. We are still at an impasse. PC refuses to make needed repairs until I pay final 8% of price. And I don't want to give them another penny until I have a finished, problem free pool and a closed-out permit. We recently discovered this Correction Notice posted to our pool machinery, which seems to bring even more issues to my attention.
And, by the way, this is the second time the electrical final has failed. Can someone out there tell me what the first two parts of the violation means, and how difficult they will be do rectify? I understand the third part very well - the pool should not have been filled until the electrical inspection passed. Does this mean that we will now have to empty the pool? Yikes!!
As you experts out there have advised, I have documented everything that has happened to the best of my ability and written a detailed letter to PC itemizing all the issues (that I know about) with the pool construction and sent it to them both via email and by certified mail. If this is heading to a legal showdown, as it seems to be, I need to be able to quantify the damages. To do this, I need to get another pool construction company in to tell me how much it will cost to fix all the problems, pass all the inspections (there are several still outstanding), and close out the permit.
So, if any of you live in the South Florida area and can recommend an honest, competent pool company that won't take advantage of this situation, I would be very grateful to hear about them. Thanks as always.
Judy
It's been a few weeks, but I wanted to update you on the situation. We are still at an impasse. PC refuses to make needed repairs until I pay final 8% of price. And I don't want to give them another penny until I have a finished, problem free pool and a closed-out permit. We recently discovered this Correction Notice posted to our pool machinery, which seems to bring even more issues to my attention.
As you experts out there have advised, I have documented everything that has happened to the best of my ability and written a detailed letter to PC itemizing all the issues (that I know about) with the pool construction and sent it to them both via email and by certified mail. If this is heading to a legal showdown, as it seems to be, I need to be able to quantify the damages. To do this, I need to get another pool construction company in to tell me how much it will cost to fix all the problems, pass all the inspections (there are several still outstanding), and close out the permit.
So, if any of you live in the South Florida area and can recommend an honest, competent pool company that won't take advantage of this situation, I would be very grateful to hear about them. Thanks as always.
Judy