Re: New pool cover punctured during new patio construction - big problems
Thanks for the above replies. Here is where things stand. Lots of hard work so far and about 80% of the leaves are removed using a leak rake (net). I used the shop vac to remove the sand and grit. Maybe about 40% of that is done. It is a 14 gallon vacuum so this piece takes a long, long time.
kelemvor: That sounds like a great suggestion. I will drain the water level down tonight. That makes a lot of sense. It will be much easier to clean the as the water recedes off the cover. From there I can more easily remove the leaves and pieces of concrete. Also I contacted the contractor earlier today and I asked for help from his crew with the cleanup effort. No reply yet. The good thing is I will withhold the final payment until this is done.
Hopefully this has a good ending...and soon.
IG pool; 30,000 gallons; DE filter; Vinyl liner; Propane gas heater; 150 gallon spa; Pool built in 2001
Gets full sun all day long; Dichlor 3 inch tabs in skimmer
I use 12% liquid chlorine and it's the best move I ever made!
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