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[Doggieswuff]

I/we are in the middle of a disaster mostly caused by an elevated tree falling and breaking up our patio and part of our pool deck Anyways I call it a disaster because that’s what it has turned into Our concrete guy flaked off on us and now my other have is ‘winging’ it without doing the amount of research I believe needs done So I have been reading on some of your threads and I’m finding a lot of great info - now if I can just get him to read some of your stuff Unfortunately I think some things have been done incorrectly and now they’re kinda set in stone (so to speak) I don’t really have any specific questions to ask Id probably be embarrassed if I did So I guess I’ll keep educating myself some more and maybe I’ll be able to intervine before his next phase Wish me luck

 

[cowboycasey]

Great to have you, lots of info and you are very welcome to ask any questions..

 

[Texas Splash]

Welcome to TFP! We pride ourselves on providing assistance for simple, reliable homeowner pool maintenance and water testing to make pool care easy. Stick around and you'll see what we mean. You will want a proper test kit though, either a TF-100 (see my signature) or Taylor K-2006C. It all starts there.

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[clambert1273]

The questions will be how you learn and how we learn about your specific setup as all pools and areas are different so don't be afraid to ask!!!