Pool is built

[gteeitup]

for about two years and cracks along expansion joint and underneath coping. Also, black mold looks to be forming underneath coping which wasn’t sealed with mastic on deck. It’s literally a man made space around the deck as a space between coping and concrete deck.

An engineer and independent pb came out and determined it was built incorrectly or not up to certain codes.

The builder’s insurance company doesn’t provide coverage for these issues even though an independent pb provided code that says it’s not built correctly?

Now what?

 

[kimkats]

2 words-lawyer up

Get everything in writing with pics to back it up. This will not be a fun time in your life but it needs to be done the hard way.

 

[gteeitup]

2 words-lawyer up

Get everything in writing with pics to back it up. This will not be a fun time in your life but it needs to be done the hard way.

We did. Other than pics, I’m not sure we can win a judgement if their policy doesn’t cover these things.

 

[PoolStored]

We did. Other than pics, I’m not sure we can win a judgement if their policy doesn’t cover these things. What a freakin goat fvck.

Getting a judgement and the insurance covering the judgement are two different things. If you get a judgement, he needs to correct or pay for it. If the insurance doesn't cover it, PB is on the hook (whether he can or will is another topic).

 

[gteeitup]

Getting a judgement and the insurance covering the judgement are two different things. If you get a judgement, he needs to correct or pay for it. If the insurance doesn't cover it, PB is on the hook (whether he can or will is another topic).

I misspoke. Yes, I know a judgment is different, but that’s not going to fix our problems, correct. I’m a little concerned about paying a lawyer thousands of dollars to just getting a judgement while also us paying for the work. Our next step is having the original pb inspect the site. Here are some photos. Is there supposed to be mastic sealing between the concrete and coping?