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June 19, 2008 at 8:57 AM #13089June 19, 2008 at 9:01 AM #225293
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ParticipantRemoving a pool is absolutely a non trivial process. It does require a permit and it is not cheap. Deckover is an interesting alternative as it does give you an out albeit a fixed one. I am by no means any expert about deckover or removing a pool at all but many people make assumptions that removing a pool is trivial and some people have even thought they could simply fill a pool in on thier own, which is not true… at least not without violating code.
June 19, 2008 at 9:01 AM #225402ParticipantRemoving a pool is absolutely a non trivial process. It does require a permit and it is not cheap. Deckover is an interesting alternative as it does give you an out albeit a fixed one. I am by no means any expert about deckover or removing a pool at all but many people make assumptions that removing a pool is trivial and some people have even thought they could simply fill a pool in on thier own, which is not true… at least not without violating code.
June 19, 2008 at 9:01 AM #225417ParticipantRemoving a pool is absolutely a non trivial process. It does require a permit and it is not cheap. Deckover is an interesting alternative as it does give you an out albeit a fixed one. I am by no means any expert about deckover or removing a pool at all but many people make assumptions that removing a pool is trivial and some people have even thought they could simply fill a pool in on thier own, which is not true… at least not without violating code.
June 19, 2008 at 9:01 AM #225447ParticipantRemoving a pool is absolutely a non trivial process. It does require a permit and it is not cheap. Deckover is an interesting alternative as it does give you an out albeit a fixed one. I am by no means any expert about deckover or removing a pool at all but many people make assumptions that removing a pool is trivial and some people have even thought they could simply fill a pool in on thier own, which is not true… at least not without violating code.
June 19, 2008 at 9:01 AM #225462ParticipantRemoving a pool is absolutely a non trivial process. It does require a permit and it is not cheap. Deckover is an interesting alternative as it does give you an out albeit a fixed one. I am by no means any expert about deckover or removing a pool at all but many people make assumptions that removing a pool is trivial and some people have even thought they could simply fill a pool in on thier own, which is not true… at least not without violating code.
June 19, 2008 at 9:02 AM #2252984plexowner
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