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Hiring a Swimming Pool Contractor
One of the best ways to select a licensed swimming pool contractor is to seek
out personal recommendations from friends or relatives who recently purchased a swimming pool. Be sure to check out the pool builder's website and look them up on the Better Business Bureau. Always get at least three bids for your project. Go with your gut! |
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References
References or testimonials from past customers is a good indication of how reliable your builder is and will be in the future. You should contact a few of those references and ask the people how their experience was with that pool builder. How did they feel during and after the sale and building process? Another easy reference check - go to your local better business bureau website and search for their names.
Warranties
If your salesperson makes any claims or promises regarding the warranty on your new pool, make sure that you get it in writing! A verbal agreement will not hold up.
Get Multiple Bids
It's always good to compare prices and service. When you get multiple bids for your new pool project, not only do you get the benefit of talking with several pool companies, but you can also compare service. Don't rush into your decision. For a great comparison service, check out www.freepoolquotes.com.
Professional Pool Builders
Make sure the dealer has a CSP Certified Service Professional on staff (the designation cannot be awarded to a company). The National Spa & Pool Institute trains, tests and retests pool service technicians before certifying them as professionals and designating them as CSP Certified Service Professionals.
Read more about Pool Designs.
Read more about Pool Building Costs.
Apply to finance your pool - no money down and 100% financing available!
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