Blue crest pools & spas
Belton,#2UPDATE Employee
Wed, September 22, 2010
This job was completed in December 2006. The hot tub that Mr. Brister purchased did end up having a little crazing on the top lip of the spa, which does not damage the integrity of the spa. Crazing is different from a crack in the fact that it can continue to support a load. It is common in materials such as enamel, glaze, metal and plastic. The spa company refunded Mr. Brister with a $1500.00 check to compensate for the crazing; unfortunately the spa company has since gone out of business. In regard to cracks in the pool, we have never been notified of such. The contract for Mr. Brister included the work on the pool and the spa, he later wanted to add solar panels which he purchased himself. Blue Crest Pools was happy to install the solar panels for Mr. Brister, however, when he was told how they would be installed on his roof, and how much space it would take up, he opted to not install the panels. Per company policy, Blue Crest Pools and Spas does not warranty any thing when there is a balance owed on the pool. Mr. Brister still owes us money for the work that we completed. If anyone would care to contact us about this situation, we will be more than happy to discuss the matter.