I don't know about others experience with Steve the owner, but I can tell you mine was not pleasant as I found him to be quite unprofessional. After booking them for a first pool opening, he sends inexperienced guys who were not informed my pool is only 4' deep.
His guys pushed down hard with their cleaning tools and unknowingly ripped my liner with a huge gash.
In 3 days, my pool, of 10,000+ gallons of water, was almost drained, unknown to me at the time why.
When I called Steve frantically, and asking why no one has come back to monitor, as I was told they would, he was not very helpful, but annoyed with my call. (Guys were to come daily to monitor the chemicals, status, etc.)
He sent out a couple of employees to come check it out, and they pretended to not notice the huge gash that I pointed to.
Now, the argument from Steve was that my liner was old anyway and this was bound to happen. REALLY?? Old or not, my liner was still intact! HIS INEXPERIENCED HELPERS RIPPED IT!
After his trying to justify with his rude and insulting argument, he agreed to pay half for the replacement of the liner THEY damaged.
The damage does not stop there.
Due to the 10,000+ gallons of water seeped into the gravel/soil underneath my pooldeck, ALL MY POOLDECK PAVERS SHIFTED AND SEPARATED, causing a major repaving project which cost us over $8,000.00 to fix! We did not pursue any settlement with them due to our prior riff about the liner.
But when we tried to ask for consideration in their hefty priced pool closing cost, STEVE ARGUED WITH US AGAIN TO NOT GIVE US ANY DISCOUNT WHATSOEVER on the pool closing cost! (They had to put in new anchors to the new pavers we had to replace)
Talk about unprofessional and discourteous mannerisms, he was very arrogant, rude and unaccomodating after all the trouble his company caused. Instead of taking responsibility of his employees lack of experience and misconduct, he kept arguing with us trying to weasel his way out. Clearly common sense dictates he should have taken responsibilty for both the liner and pavers. If his employees were properly trained, this would not have happened. Take some lessons on customer satisfaction and professionalism, Steve. A bit of giving and understanding goes a long way, You may get more return customers! I would not recommend you to anyone we know. read more