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Jamie L
just moved into a home with an in-ground concrete pool and i was wondering what it would cost me to drain it and get it cleaned, it hasnt been cleaned in over a year or so, i would like to keep it cleaned year round, i live in south louisiana. I also heard that if i drain it the heat might cause the concrete to bust in the heat or something after its drained.
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No, you do not want to drain it. The water bill will be horrendous to re-fill it. A local pool company can come get it right for probably $250 or less, but if you run the filter 24/7, get an automatic cleaner (or vacuum daily) shock it every 3 days, backwash every day, it should be clean in a week. Ar you sure it is concrete and not fiberglass? A concrete pool is called gunite.
No, you do not want to drain it. The water bill will be horrendous to re-fill it. A local pool company can come get it right for probably $250 or less, but if you run the filter 24/7, get an automatic cleaner (or vacuum daily) shock it every 3 days, backwash every day, it should be clean in a week. Ar you sure it is concrete and not fiberglass? A concrete pool is called gunite.
how do you install a pool skimmer?
jstoya
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Really depends on what type of pool it is-- above ground, inground vinly liner, fiberglass, concrete... Add some details and I'll help you. Perhaps you have gotten your terminology wrong. Are you talking about an automatic cleaner? (Some people refer to them as skimmers.) Fill me in.
Really depends on what type of pool it is-- above ground, inground vinly liner, fiberglass, concrete... Add some details and I'll help you. Perhaps you have gotten your terminology wrong. Are you talking about an automatic cleaner? (Some people refer to them as skimmers.) Fill me in.
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