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We don’t have any experience using geo foam blocks, so can’t offer much advice there. Hopefully you can devise a solution to keep them in place – perhaps with stainless straps/screws? We’ll be curious how it turns out for you, Read More …

When you added the new sand did the tube get covered putting it in? We use a cup to block any sand from getting into the center stem pipe. Also, did you check that the other laterals were all in Read More …

There are several variables that would need to be addressed – what is your soil type, and is excavating the extra depth going to be easy? Where to put the excavated dirt, how to remove it safely from the pool Read More …

Beyond what you have tried, no. The next step would be to get out the concrete saw, remove concrete and replace.

Did you replace the liner at the same time they replaced the skimmer? You may need to start over again, make sure the skimmer was installed correctly and replace the liner as well. We wouldn’t do just a skimmer replacement Read More …

You’ll have to trace the wiring to make sure there’s not a wiring issue, and then investigate each step in the spa function to see where there may be a malfunction in the process and replace that component.

Are you sure the water is coming from the pump and not a leak in the plumbing itself going into or out of the pump?

You don’t have to keep tile, but it does help hide any “bathtub ring” around the surface, an it is an easier surface to remove calcium and hard water buildup. There really aren’t other options, it’s tile or no tile. Read More …