Thanks Circa! It was, their install team knocked it out in a few days. Rain delayed a week, but the next week the concrete guys did the bond beam and plumber/electrician finished out their jobs. Now the landscapers can finish the decking/patio and then my fence guy can close out the fence. 2 weeks is the time frame they gave me.
You might want to start reviewing the SLAM Process page now so that you can start it as soon as the system is up & running. Do you already have a TF-100 or Taylor K-2006C test kit? Be sure to update your signature with the test kit and all your pool and equipment details.
That’s an awesome time frame!
Hey Texas, thank you. I don’t have a test kit, just the strips. That’s what the pool store in town recommended. I read through your link, that was great. Very thorough. I got rid of the algae and have all my equipment running. I’ve been just dumping liquid chlorine in to keep it up through construction. The pool installer said not to do the salt system until construction is done.Nice looking pool. Unfortunately due to the delays, it looks like algae has set in.
While waiting, you might want to order one of those test kits. Test strips are horrible with poor reliability and test level "ranges" that are much to wide. Free local testing isn't much better. You'll find reassurance by testing your own water at home. Accuracy and less money wasted overall. We see it here everyday. Good luck on the project!
Of course they did!
Thanks Avenger.
