Swimming Pool Chemicals
Step 1
Determine where you want to install your new pool. Take into consideration the location of any underground utilities or systems that may be in the way – a well, a septic, or sewer, water, gas or electrical lines.
Step 2
Contact several pool installers. Ask friends or relatives for recommendations or check the yellow pages.
Step 3
Decide what type of pool you want. Discuss the offerings of the various contractors to help you decide.
Step 4
Make sure the contractors have experience with the type and style of pool you want. For example, if you want a natural-style pool with a waterfall, don’t hire a contractor who handles primarily plain concrete pools.
Step 5
Ask for references and check them. Were customers happy with the quality of work? Did the contractors meet their deadlines and manage the project well?
Step 6
Have each installer quote a price for the project. Make sure the price includes tree removal, all necessary equipment and final cleanup.
Step 7
Make sure each contractor is fully and properly insured.
Step 8
Make sure the installers offer a satisfactory guarantee.
Step 9
Select a contractor based on price, experience and your impressions.
Step 10
Execute a contract that clearly sets forth the job (including the type, size and specifications of the pool), price, payment schedule, start date and estimated completion date. Make sure the contract calls for the contractor to remove all debris.
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