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My family and I really want an inground pool, but we are looking to save money. I need a nice pool but at a great price.
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Inground pools are quite a bit more expensive that above ground. I paid about $35k for mine about 10 years ago. But that's including all the associated costs involved ( concrete around the pool, lights around the pool, a small shed to house the pump, sand filter, and pool accessories, the wiring for everything, the building permits, and inspections, retractable pool cover, automatic pool cleaner, and other pool-related bits. I highly recommend *not* trying to contract out each part of the job, it's a headache, as certain people need to do their jobs at certain times during the construction, and alot of the time one company's ability to do their part of the job will be completely dependent upon when another company does their part of the job. If there's a single problem or hold up by one outfit the whole project is affected. I made that mistake, and if I had to do it again, I'd much rather pay the extra $1500 to have one company perform the entire job.
No way in hell you're getting a quality inground pool for $2000-$5000 though. Reaslistically, $15k-$20k will likely be about as low as you can expect.
Inground pools are quite a bit more expensive that above ground. I paid about $35k for mine about 10 years ago. But that's including all the associated costs involved ( concrete around the pool, lights around the pool, a small shed to house the pump, sand filter, and pool accessories, the wiring for everything, the building permits, and inspections, retractable pool cover, automatic pool cleaner, and other pool-related bits. I highly recommend *not* trying to contract out each part of the job, it's a headache, as certain people need to do their jobs at certain times during the construction, and alot of the time one company's ability to do their part of the job will be completely dependent upon when another company does their part of the job. If there's a single problem or hold up by one outfit the whole project is affected. I made that mistake, and if I had to do it again, I'd much rather pay the extra $1500 to have one company perform the entire job.
No way in hell you're getting a quality inground pool for $2000-$5000 though. Reaslistically, $15k-$20k will likely be about as low as you can expect.
How many chlorine tablets should i put weekly to maintain my pool algae free?
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I have a concrete pool. 25k gallons. I live in Texas and i seem to have a hard time keeping it clean in the summer. Temp reaches as high as 107 degrees. Any tips or number of tablets i should use? 10 points best answer also how many hours should i run pump for?
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Pump should be on 24/7 during the season.
How are you distributing the tablets? do you have an automatic chlorinenator or floating dispenser? You don't want to overdo it, if you're using stabilized chlorine then you run the risk over-stablization and you may end up having to drain and refill the pool. For 25k gallon pool, if you're using a floating dispenser, you should be using around around 6 three inch tablets a week roughly. In triple digit temps you might need more though.
Pump should be on 24/7 during the season.
How are you distributing the tablets? do you have an automatic chlorinenator or floating dispenser? You don't want to overdo it, if you're using stabilized chlorine then you run the risk over-stablization and you may end up having to drain and refill the pool. For 25k gallon pool, if you're using a floating dispenser, you should be using around around 6 three inch tablets a week roughly. In triple digit temps you might need more though.
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