Before I begin this review, I am including my contact information below because I fully expect Greg…read moreor Cameron to respond with excuses or attempt to dispute my experience. I welcome anyone considering Oasis Pools to contact me directly with questions.
Phone: 317-340-1067
Email: jwj926@gmail.com
If you scroll through Oasis Pools' reviews, you'll see that I left them a glowing 5-star review last year. I did that because I genuinely believed they would stand behind their workmanship and take care of any issues that arose. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience.
The biggest issue is the finish of my pool and spa. As you can see from the 11 photos I have included, this is the condition Oasis Pools considers acceptable. The pool, spa, and sun shelf are covered with streaking and discoloration that resembles tiger stripes throughout the finish. It looks terrible, and nearly every guest who comes to my home asks what happened to my pool.
What has made this situation even more frustrating is the lack of communication. Getting a response from Greg or Cameron often required multiple phone calls, text messages, and follow-up attempts. There were times when weeks would go by before I received any meaningful response. As a customer who spent well into six figures on a pool project, I should not have to repeatedly chase a company just to discuss unresolved issues.
After months of complaints and follow-up calls, Oasis finally sent someone out to address the finish. The solution was an acid wash, which not only failed to fix the problem but actually made the appearance worse. I had to drain my entire pool, spend hundreds of dollars refilling it, and take time out of my schedule, only to end up with a worse result than before. The photos clearly show the outcome of their "repair."
When I continued to push for a resolution, I was ultimately told there was nothing they could do.
The finish is not the only issue I've experienced. Over the course of this project:
* Pavers sank around the deck four separate times, requiring large sections of the deck to be pulled up and redone.
* The wrong eyeballs were installed in the spa not once, but twice.
* A plumbing leak in the spa required the majority of the pavers to be removed again for repairs.
To their credit, those issues were eventually corrected. However, the pool finish remains the most visible and significant problem, and it is the one issue they seem unwilling to stand behind.
I followed all startup and maintenance instructions exactly as directed. I brushed the pool, maintained the water chemistry, and allowed Oasis to try their recommended treatments. They added chemicals that were supposed to remove the calcium buildup, which had no effect. They then sent out a technician whose repair attempt made the finish look even worse. After all of that, I was simply told there was nothing more they could do.
What makes this even more disappointing is that I referred multiple customers to Oasis Pools. I allowed prospective buyers to visit my home, view the project, and ask questions. To my knowledge, I helped generate at least 4-5 additional pool projects in my neighborhood alone. Yet when I needed support for a legitimate issue, I was met with poor communication, repeated delays, and ultimately no meaningful resolution.
At this point, I am giving Oasis Pools one final opportunity to make this right. My goal is not to attack the company--I simply want the pool I paid for and was promised. However, if they continue to ignore these concerns and refuse to stand behind their workmanship, I will begin sharing my experience with local consumer advocacy groups and media outlets so that other homeowners can make informed decisions.
If you are considering Oasis Pools and would like to see additional photos, hear the full story, or ask questions about my experience, please feel free to call, text, or email me directly. I would hate to see another homeowner spend over $100,000 expecting a premium product and end up with the same result.