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    Default Cementing around the pump PVC plumbing

    My pool contractor likes to cement in all the PVC pipe or plumbing on the pump pad. I like the idea of the pump and heater sitting on a concrete pad, but it seems the PVC would be limited in future repairs and modification if they are fixed in the concrete. Is that typical?

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    Default Re: Cementing around the pump PVC plumbing

    I have seen done both ways. If you want the pipes in dirt and they have not poured the pad, then ask for it that way. It is a bit more flexible for repairs and you are the customer.
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