poolyguy

Can you recommend a contractor near Oceanside CA 92054 that installs viny liners? Thanks, Greg

I am looking to have a pool repaired and remodeled in Oceanside, CA. (North San Diego County) Have got bids from the following companies: Blue Moon Pools - Santee (They told me that they do all the plastering for Premier Pools.)http://www.bluemoonpool.com/ Nation Pool Builders / Clori Nation Pools (Stephen Beeson contractor) - Bonita Crystal Pool and Spa - Van Nuys http://www.crystalpoolspa.com/ Can you tell me of your experiences with any of these. Thanks, Greg

I have had about 6 or 7 different pool people out. Crystal leak is the only one who "said" that they would "guarantee" the crack repair. Two of the people said tear it out and start over. The ones that gave bids had different methods of repair: hydraulic cement, epoxy, and Crystal Leak was polyurethane: www.webac.com So you can see why I am confused. No real consensus.

Thanks for all your advice. One guy wanted to use this polyurethane injection method: http://webac.com/ Check it out and let me know what you think. It looks good to me because it is elastic, so if there is any more settling.... Here is the company website that came out to look: http://crystalleak.com/ .........Pool Clown: The pool is in Oceanside Ca 92054. North San Diego County

OK! So in other words you are saying tear this baby out and fill in the hole. That is the only alternative I see on my budget. Any other ideas?

I need help deciding whether or not his pool can be saved and how. This house and pool was purchased as a foreclosure and am not sure how to proceed. The pool has a 5 foot long crack from the top to the bottom in the shallow end. I have had several contractors out to look and most do not return an estimate. One estimate was $5900 to repair the crack, replaster, reset coping and retile. No guarantee that the crack won't return. The equipment (pump filter etc) are newer and in good shape. The contractor was going to use rebar or torque lock staples on the crack and seal with hydraulic cement. I have heard others use epoxy. What is the best way to go, or is this hopeless and should I have the pool removed? The expense is about the same. If you know of a good pool contractor near Oceanside California, let me know! Also has anyone tried fiberglass resurfacing? Please HELP! Here are pictures: