In 2015 we choose Resurrection Pools to resurface our pool. We were satisfied with the results. Only 4 years later the tiles started to fall off. We were told it wasn't covered under the warranty. They said for $200.00 they could fix it. They sent one guy out with a chissle,hammer and bucket to repair it. After a few days of working a few hours on it and borrowing a few of our own tools we were told it would be $400.00. The guy working on it told us it would never last. In June this year the bottom and sides started to develope dark spots. It looked like black algae but was not. Matt came out and told us it was due to the calcium levels being off. Our levels were NEVER off. So for the tune of $800.00 they could drain it and acid wash it. So after the wash..it looks terrible. Once again....not covered by warranty!!!!! So after spending $5,600 to resurface, $400.00 to fix tiles, $800.00 to acid wash and cost to refill pool three times..we have a pool that looks terrible. Resurrection pools should be ashamed of their work and warranty.
I would NEVER recommend this pool company to anyone. NEVER
Deb Jerome
12/1/2019 RESPONSE TO OWNERS COMMENTS BELOW
You have a lifetime warranty on the resurfacing. When there is an issue with the surface your responce is to blame the pool owner to avoid having to honor the warranty. The issue is with the product not the owner.
Chemicals were checked regularly and were not out of balance.
They charged us to repair the tile, it was not done as a courtesy.
The rest of the deck is the same as before the resurfacing was done in 2015. The issues are in the pool - the tiles coming loose and the black stain/scale in the pool.
I would NEVER recommend Resurrection Pools.
Response from the ownera day ago
We regret Mrs Jerome is dissatisfied. In early 2015, our field technicians did an exceptional job resurfacing and replacing both rows of decorative tile on her pool. Unfortunately, issues exist with the customer's pool & deck that create ongoing issues at the tile line that are outside what we are able to warranty.
Decks shift, and in many cases crack. Some pools in Florida, especially near the water, shift more than others. This is why some decks may crack more regularly, and these cracks place stress on the waterline tile. Porcelain mosaic tiles typically do not withstand the force of a moving concrete slab. And, as the deck shifts, tiles are forced to separate along the grout lines, causing gaps to form and grout to fall out.
In March of 2017, the Jeromes' pool experienced exactly this issue. We advised that without deck stabilization, the issue could likely reoccur. And because the customer was within their 2-year workmanship warranty, we re-grouted the tile at no charge.
In May of 2019, Mr. Jerome contacted us stating that indeed the issue returned, and that he understood it was not a warranty related issue. By June, our crew executed a very thorough repair of the tile and pool surface, at a minimum cost considering the hours required. And, more importantly, we again explained they would need to address the structural issue for long-term resolution.
Additionally, black stains/scale in pools do not indicate material failure, rather chemistry issues. Because we hope all of our customers are customers for life, we performed an acid wash on the Jeromes' pool at their request.
Customers may always exercise their right to place a warranty claim on the material, if they truly believe it is the material that is failing.
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