Cost for pool water.
- Thread starter Christy
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BadGirl
I am so very blessed
Just have a "pre-pool party" to take care of the cleaning, filling, conditioning, etc. I'll help ya!Got it! thanks!
I really should just do it all myself, (measure, order, install, and fill), I just hate dealing with it.
Dye Tied
Garden Variety Gnome
Got it! thanks!
I really should just do it all myself, (measure, order, install, and fill), I just hate dealing with it.
They knew the size of the pool so it was easy.
flomaster
J.F. A sus ordenes!
Thats about the right price. the biggest deal with the liner is getting it to set flat and weighted down to eliminate wrinkles. My pool is just over 20,000 gallons so I got 2 truck loads and paid $400 and change last year. The kick in the butt is the company that delivers the waters name is Pitcher. 
I filled it enough to set the liner then let the house do the rest.
I filled it enough to set the liner then let the house do the rest.
Christy
b*tch rocket
It is the installation that I'm worried about, I watched my last one get installed and it did not look easy.
Christy
b*tch rocket
Christy
b*tch rocket
Thats about the right price. the biggest deal with the liner is getting it to set flat and weighted down to eliminate wrinkles. My pool is just over 20,000 gallons so I got 2 truck loads and paid $400 and change last year. The kick in the butt is the company that delivers the waters name is Pitcher.
I'm not quite sure how many gallons it takes to fill my pool, it is 18X38 with a shallow end and a deep end.
I would love to just leave it closed this summer, and deal with it all next year, but I've been out-voted.
flomaster
J.F. A sus ordenes!
I'm not quite sure how many gallons it takes to fill my pool, it is 18X38 with a shallow end and a deep end.
I would love to just leave it closed this summer, and deal with it all next year, but I've been out-voted.
Mine is 16 X 36. Built same. Price you pay for a pool. Added the pool cleaner last year and watched my electric bill go up up up!!!!!!
johnjrval424
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Thats about the right price. the biggest deal with the liner is getting it to set flat and weighted down to eliminate wrinkles. My pool is just over 20,000 gallons so I got 2 truck loads and paid $400 and change last year. The kick in the butt is the company that delivers the waters name is Pitcher.
Will never, ever, ever, ever, as long as I live, ever use them again. What a nightmare! Wanted to charge me for a Saturday rate after they offered to come out on Saturday because they couldn't do it any other day! Uh - if you offer (with no mention of an increased charge, mind you) then I'm paying you the regular rate. I didn't ask you to come out on Saturday - you offered!
Anyway, I am getting a full tanker from SJ Johnson for $185. They finished filling up my pool (inground - took 5 tankers and a piece) when we resurfaced the whole thing 2 years ago. Good people! Will come out within a day or so.
Hope it's not too late...
flomaster
J.F. A sus ordenes!
Glad you got a better deal. Will half to refer to this when and if I ever have to do this again.
B
Bruzilla
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That's "who is Eliot Spitzer". Your answer must be in the form of a question!
Christy
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johnjrval424
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jetmonkey
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Democracy sucks. Overthrow the current regime and install yourself as a philosopher-king. Rule with an iron fist.I'm not quite sure how many gallons it takes to fill my pool, it is 18X38 with a shallow end and a deep end.
I would love to just leave it closed this summer, and deal with it all next year, but I've been out-voted.
Christy
b*tch rocket
You already know who's the boss of me.
Christy
b*tch rocket
Was the $185 for the 3,000 gallon tanker or the 6,000 gallon tanker?
johnjrval424
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6000. For some reason, there is only a $15 difference so I told her to bring the 6000 and if I need it all, then fine. Otherwise, the next customer will have a few gallons on me. I'm filling a very large inground pool, trying to bring the level up to the skimmer for opening on 5/17!
Christy
b*tch rocket
I'm not filling my entire pool up, just enough to flatten out the liner. I still may go the way of the water hose, but I figure if I'm investing the money in to a new liner, I may as well throw in the extra couple hundred to make sure the liner lays nicely. It will be more labor intensive to keep the liner in place using the water hose method.
Pete
Repete
Are you on city water?