Waste, are you suggesting that the PB probably knew the hump was there and just ignored it? They were in a real hurry. However, I don't think it will be bothersome, but I will not know until I get to walk around in the pool more. PC doesn't want me in it.
I told the PC before he dropped the liner that I wanted a very clean bottom, and that I was even willing to sweep and vacumn it myself. He said he would take care of it, and that I worry too much. (I guess thats because its my yard, pool and money - not his!) Although he has not been back to work since I found the rough spot, when I spoke with him on the phone about it, he said he would take of that problem.
In that same conversation, he seemed surprised and confounded that an area was mushy- and even said that it should not be like that. Then in a later conversation he told me that I probably stepped in an area that was touched up right before the liner was put in. Then chastised me for getting in the pool. But like I said, it had been over 48 hours since the liner was installed when I got in the pool. We had a good rain during that 48 hours, but nothing that should have washed away any cement. It probably soaked up a lot of water though. So, I feel like my hands are tied, and that I can't get back in. When should I insist that the pool should be ready for me to inspect the bottom -i.e. walk around on the shallow end?
I also noticed that the schedule 40 PVC plumbing pipes were layed directly on top of the concrete footing that runs around the exterior of the pool. Does there need to be some sand or something between the PVC and the concrete? To cushion it some, maybe? Again, thanks for your help. I will let you know how it turns out. PC will be back tomorrow. Webfeet
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