Think about resale values when installing one of these. Gunite is going to bring better value than glass. JS
I just seen these guys installing one a few houses down from me …… it sure seemed like it went in quick.We had a fiberglass pool installed in 2013 by Montgomery Pools in LHC with a salt system and we loved it. Maintained by my wife and unless you were in it, would have no idea it was glass and when you were in it, it felt much better than gunite on your feet. As for resale, Team RDP sold the house in 1-day and we are going with a Montgomery Pool at the new place scheduled to be installed in March 2019. Much easier to maintain and no worries about stains.
For us, it was 10 days from starting the dig to filling the pool.I just seen these guys installing one a few houses down from me …… it sure seemed like it went in quick.
School me on how the glass pool works with all the plumbing?
Do they have ports built in or do they just drill in ports/ supply and return lines?
What about separation between the coping /decking and pool? How is it bonded together?
I think having the coping cantilevered over the pool would look the best.
Ports are already installed and installer routes the lines. The installer uses some sort of plastic edge which I asked to be removed so mine was cantilevered over the pool. Hard to see but I didn't want the plastic to yellow over time. Will do the next pool the same way.
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Montgomery pools about 21,000 gallons. Installed spring of 2013. We had renderings done up from Sand Castle but decided we never wanted to have the expense of refinishing later.
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Montgomery pools about 21,000 gallons. Installed spring of 2013. We had renderings done up from Sand Castle but decided we never wanted to have the expense of refinishing later.
That’s not how or what the salt is for but I suppose so, lolPrices sure have gone up
Don't bother with a salt system, just throw in a bag of salt
Get the latest electronics like iAqulink to control your pool
Anyone one had one of these installed in lake Havasu? How do you like it and who did you use? Are they less money then a gunite pool?
Yes there are a lot of lots that need fill dirt to grade if the dirt is clean .I have been following this and will probably pull the trigger. I think I will buy the pool, dig the hole and then sub out the concrete decking. Is there anywhere besides the landfill to dump the dirt? I will bring out my dump trailer and bobcat/ excavator. Lastly, does anyone have a idea of cost on the pools? 14x32 looks to be a good size.
That whole splitting the Cl from the Na is only so important. Lol.That’s not how or what the salt is for but I suppose so, lol
Nice, maybe they will send truck and we can load them as they arrive.Yes there are a lot of lots that need fill dirt to grade if the dirt is clean .