What can I say? I did not want to resort to this bad review, but after 7 months and 24 days our pool is still not completed. They did finally get the pool partially operable a month ago, which we greatly appreciate. However, I have not seen any of Pool Concepts employees or contractors since. Yes, in the beginning COVID set back some of the items needed for pool. However, the real reason of the delays is Pool Concepts took advantage of the onslaught of families wanting a pool this year. Their lack of respect for customer satisfaction and response to calls, text, emails or any other forms of communication was horrendous. Bottom line Pool Concepts did not and does not have enough project managers and contractors for the amount of pool startups they accepted. Magic Word here is "Greedy". Throughout the process the lack of project management was limited to a few times a month or less. I do not blame the project manager he was overextended in the number of pools assigned. I totally blame management for allowing this to happen. Oh yes, I heard good help was hard to find. So, does that mean the customer and quality of work should suffer because of the Greed? Fortunately, I home office and had the ability to monitor the process. Being around construction projects for most of my life I was able to recognize things that went wrong. Yes, I brought attention of items to Jason and project manager and all I heard from Jason was Mr. Smith I assure you we do things much better than other pool companies and you will have a beautiful pool at the end. I'm sorry this is my first pool. I have no idea of how other pool companies build pools. We (my wife and I) chose Pool Concepts not some other pool company. You always hear people say pool companies are the worst. Now I understand why that statement is so true. Oh, watch out for the old bait and switch. The concept drawing is much better than the outcome. (See attached pics). A couple items to note. POA required the outside walls of our pool to match color of house and was noted in our approval letter which pool concepts was aware. Is the pool painted yet? NO! See pic of concept pool and actual pool. Another item the columns are shown in design pic to be wrapped in travertine, but Pool Concepts is denying this and saying contract only says columns are to be topped with travertine. Hmm the old bait and switch. Shown on design pic and cover of proposal but left off construction drawings. How clever. Yes, we were told they would substitute the travertine with another type of stonework. I agreed and said that would be acceptable. This has not been completed yet either. As it stands now, we still have exposed pipes and uncovered trenches, left over deconstruction, trash left by contractors and several other items left unattended. Getting to our pool equipment is treacherous. Pool Concepts excuse, "we are waiting on fire pit to be in stock". Tell me how that impedes the cleanup, the completion of columns and painting the outside walls. Answer to that question lies in the fact Pool Concepts requires full payment before plastering pool. Lookout, please do not accept this in your contract. We were fools to believe Pool Concepts would honor their part of the contract once paid in full. Oh yes, we do owe for the fire pit still. However, it has not been installed yet. One of the magic bowls bases was placed on top of the column was set off center which the last Pool Concept's employees noticed but decided to go forth with placing bowl on base. The water flow barely makes it past the top of column. This is fine with no wind, but the slightest breeze causes water flow to hit top of column and splash outside to pool. Since our house is on top of a hill, we typically always have a breeze. I could go on and on about what went wrong with the construction of our pool and Pool Concepts deficiency in professionalism. Bottom line is, choose your pool company wisely. Pool Concepts does not actually build your pool they only hire multiple contractors. This might be okay if a project manager was onsite daily read more