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  1. August 10th, 2013, 2:52 AM #1
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    Need Recommendation for a Pool Service / Repair

    Had my trees cut finally. However, the worker cut one of the pipes in ground...of course, without letting us know. Hubby has been calling around for someone to give us an estimate but he said "no one wants to work with digging stuff"...

    So any recommendation...
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  2. August 10th, 2013, 8:11 AM #2
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    We use All American Pools and have never had any problems.
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    Parker's Pools, he's really busy but might know someone.
    http://parkerspools.com/
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    All American doesn't work on underground problems. I am going to call Parker's Monday. Thanks.
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    Ramirez is good as well if Parker doesn't work out. I liked Parker but decided to go with Ramirez for my in ground pool. They've always been good for me.
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    In ground pool maintenance.
    I used a series of illegal immigrants from Mexico.
    27,000 gallons of 2" rock inside 1.5 foot of reinforced solid concrete.
    Every-time it rains it cleans itself. Every-time the wind blows it cleans itself.
    Annual cost of maintenance = 0

    Finished project:
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  7. August 11th, 2013, 5:09 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by ClickaNerd View Post
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    In ground pool maintenance.
    I used a series of illegal immigrants from Mexico.
    27,000 gallons of 2" rock inside 1.5 foot of reinforced solid concrete.
    Every-time it rains it cleans itself. Every-time the wind blows it cleans itself.
    Annual cost of maintenance = 0

    Finished project:
    <img src="http://www.centextalk.com/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=3822"/>
    How refreshing is it to jump in on a hot summer evening?
    I'm betting on 'not very'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kantwin View Post
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    How refreshing is it to jump in on a hot summer evening?
    I'm betting on 'not very'.
    If you are into pain, its not bad
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    If you are into pain, its not bad
    LOL

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  11. August 11th, 2013, 6:49 PM #10
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    Thanks for the recommendations.And hopefully, someone can fix it. My pool has not been used for two weeks and we could have really used it this weekend. So hot...what's up TX?
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