Megan
Fort Worth,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, August 07, 2009
While the events that happened with the sand truck are unfortunate and tragic, Fort Worth Custom Pools should not be held accountable. All phases of construction are sub-contracted out to different companies who individually provide their own foremen. Due to the personal relation of the people involved in the incident, it is also extremely inappropriate for anyone to point fingers & claim incompetence on anyone's part. Please take into consideration that many people are mourning this child's loss and have heavy hearts without the added guilt from outside sources who are unaware of the complete circumstances.
Perry
Aledo,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, July 28, 2009
I believe this is the same company that allowed a 12 yr. old child to crawl in to a sand truck and killed when he was sucked down by the augers.. As somebody who used to work in construction, I understand the importance of keeping a well supervised and tight construction site. This has caused a lot of heartache and could have been prevented by simple on site supervision.. I am sure there are many factors here but it falls back to improper supervision by the pool company... here is the story http://www.star-telegram.com/news/story/1505877.html
Ashley
Bradenton,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, November 02, 2006
Where is the sand coming from?If it is piling up around where the water returns to the pool,your sand filter is probably damaged internally. Also,if Fort Wayne has a corporate office,file a written complaint with them as well.