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    Default Ocean County

    I'm also in Ocean County (Seaside Park) and I contracted Oceam Pools, but they went out of business before they finished the pool. It was about 80% completed, so I sub-out the remaining work (under my attorney advice). My attorney advised me not to use Dover pools, since they had many filed complaints against them.

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    I agree 100% with the earlier poster, fall is the best time to build. We did ours in October. They filled it and closed it. Then in the early spring after the ground had fully settled over the winter they poured all the concrete decking and then opened the pool - it all went perfectly.

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    Default Re: National electric code

    I have heard many complaints about dover pools. I am deciding between poolside pools and nicholas pools.

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    Default Re: National electric code

    Quote Originally Posted by Sean-NJ
    I have heard many complaints about dover pools. I am deciding between poolside pools and nicholas pools.

    sean im also from NJ,Howell...i checked out nicholas,kinney,offshore,pooltown and holiday...after speaking with past customers and checking out all complaints with the BBB the clear choice for me was nicholas pools..

    good luck-


    did you check out the complaints at the BBB....you can do it online!

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    Yes I did check the BBB. I have two neighbors with pools built by poolside and they were very happy. I liked nicholas pools but they were priced higher for a smaller pool and were not willing to negotiate price on many items. Nicholas was giving us a 16*32 kidney while poolside 16*36 oasis (which is a kidney with a bump in it). I don't think you could go wrong with either one.

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