u/Wasupmyman

All the builders around do a one-week startup and then don't give the customer any information on what they should do to help get their pool started. And then the customer hires us and we have no idea at the startup wasn't done right and the Builder tries to blame us for curing problems. Do you guys have any pamphlets or already wrote up startup guides that actually follow the standards?

I'm looking for something to give my customers, a guide / what to expect from their Builder if it's done correctly. I have a rough mock draft I'm just looking for suggestions to add to it or bright ideas.

The biggest thing that I push for is for them to get startup reports giving them chemical readouts and what they did, and following the plasters Association guide.

If you look at my post history you see a picture of a boot in someone's pool , the resurface companies blaming us for the boot print. And won't fix their mistake.

Ive been full fmf for a year now, had a baby a couple weeks ago, had a thought of potentially making my own cereal or solids, thinking of starting with a rice

Commercial property brand new build , they replaced the rails already once because they were Rusty and a week later they're already getting rusty . This is entirely a bonding issue right? It's only Rusty where it's out of the water

Customer doesn't like how the Bluetooth connection sucks but doesn't want. A full blown control panel.

So first let me preface what we have done already.

Pool has some major blue staining from roof algaecide.(no heater).

We did a standard stain removal process got the pool looking brand new. Sequestratant and absorbic acid. Also draining half the pool.

We did not refill on a filter from the city water.

We then kept some Sequestratant on the pool over the next 2 months. Doing a maintenance dosage. (Jack's)

So after a month of the stain removal process any time we add liquid cl, it clouds the entire pool for 48hrs.

Even if we predilute In a bucket of water.

We tried flocing and waste line, we even used a culator metal carbon membrane filter system, because some of the stain came back on a couple spots.

We've also kept a 4.0 culator in the pool.

We haven't really gone and thrown in a algaecide or enzyme yet, nor phosphate treatment, because other wise the pool looks great no disable algae, cl is holding a standard time for swfl summers.

Am I missing something? Or should we just "shock" and algaecide because somthing is in the water?

For f*** sake all salt cells work on a property of self-cleaning. If the water is mostly in Balance you won't have calcium buildup on the salt cell, or very little...

He had a small pile of calcium in his pool and was upset that we weren't cleaning his salt cell. Dumb cs rep at purechlor doesn't know their own systems.

The last 3 times we opened it up, pretty much spotless. Even have pictures to prove it.

Rant over.