[DGx2]

Originally Posted by DGx2

You also have to use a sequestrate agent to make sure ant metals that might get in the pool via the water source, certain chemical feeders and the occasional overspray of fertilizer by landscapers. Keep the metals out and the Ph correct and that pool will last for decades.

Correction, should have read "any metals", not sure what an ant metal is but I'm sure the pool store has something to get rid of it.. them?

[jimbo2012]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Is this a second one, or are you a multi-homeowner?

BTW, are you back down here yet? Would like to talk about water purification systems.

One house here is MORE than enough.

Yes just got back, PM sent

[gomsiepop]

I asked the owner of Spa Kingdom if fiberglass pools cost more than gunite. His response was only if the fiberglass pool was very large. My husband and I can only install a small pool so this is not a concern of ours. We are currently waiting for T & D to come and give us an estimate. They also install fiberglass pools. Spa Kingdom installs Viking pools. I'm not certain about T & D. I'll let you know next month. I had to wait more than two months for an appointment with them.

[jimbo2012]

T&D uses Sun Pools fiberglass pools, but you can get that same pool from others also

[57ChevyFI]

Originally Posted by jimbo2012

So far the Sun Pool's fiberglass is doing fine, very easy to clean the smooth surface.

What DGx2 said is spot on.

These pools go in in a week 10days cost 7-12,000 plus install & birdcage, can be done for $15,000.

Compare that to concrete

What pool size with birdcage can be done for 15,000? I was thinking a pool was gonna cost me upward to 50,000???

[jimbo2012]

About 20' pool

go to Sunpools.com