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Construction Process Outline

The following is an overview of the steps Blu-Aqua Pools takes to construct your pool. Some, or all of these elements may apply to your pool.

Pool Foundation

Pool layout, excavation, placement of steel rebar, and rough plumbing.

Pool steel plumbind and electrical bonding inspection by building department (No further work can be done until inspection is performed).

Install concrete pool shell.

Rough grade for patio.

Rough plumbing to equipment site.

Rough plumbing inspection.

Install pool coping when applicable.

Layout, form deck, install steel rebar and attach copper bond wire.

Deck inspection by building department. No further work can be done until inspection is performed).

Pour concrete deck. Deck must cure 7 to 10 days before Flocrete can be installed.

Measure deck and order screen enclosure.

Install pool tile preselected from Luv Tile.

Note: This process is changed if there is a paver deck being installed.

Install the Flocrete texture and 1st primer coat. Final coat is applied after your pool has been plastered.

If your contract includes a screen enclosure draw and/or equipment draw, payment is due upon installation and prior to the pool being scheduled for plaster.

Pool Equipment and Electronics

Filtration equipment installed, poor shell cleaned and prepared for pool for plaster.

Electrical hook-up of equipment.

Solar installed where applicable.

Blu-Aqua baby barrier will be installed after screen enclosure installation. The barrier must remain in place until the safety and final inspection has passed.

Owners who elect to install the required safety feature themselves MUST have the device (barrier, alarms, etc) installed and operational prior to the installation of the pool interior.

Install pool finish (Quartz, Pebble-Tec, etc).

Pool Finalization and Maintenance

Blu-Aqua fills pool with homeowner's water and starts chemical treatment.

Depending on your water quality, the filtration and chemistry balance can take up to two weeks, especially if you are on well water. Our technician will closely monitor the water chemistry.

Rough grade, clean up, and final permit inspection is ordered. Please make sure that the permit papers remain on your property until all inspections have passed.

When your pool is stabilized, "Pool School" is scheduled to show you how to maintain your new pool. At this time, your punch list will be reviewed and scheduled.

Your pool is now ready for swimming! Final inspections will be scheduled, and final payment is due.

Upon receipt of the final payment, all warranties become activated. You will receive your water credit letter, and upon request, a "Contractor's Final Release of Lien."

Our Guarantee

Blu-Aqua Pool Corporation warrants the swimming pool to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date the pool interior finish is applied and a lifetime Structural Guarantee for structural defects to the original owner.

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A Word from the President

As you can see, the construction of your swimming pool is an involved process. The speed at which your pool is completed is influenced by the complexity of the pool and deck design, access, availability of our qualified craftsmen, rain or weather conditions, building inspections, and material availability. Many of these items are beyond the control of Blu-Aqua Pools.

Our goal is to build you a quality product that you and Blu-Aqua Pools can be proud of. After all, the majority of our business comes from referrals from satisfied customers.

Hopefully, this overview has helped to answer your many questions. If you have any other questions, please contact us.

Thank you again, for choosing Blu-Aqua Pools.

Sincerely,

Anton Kozak,
President Blu-Aqua Pools