A fence is required around all swimming pools or yards which ever you choose. There are very specific codes for this and must be adhered too in order for you to get your final inspection. There are many fence contractors available for you to choose from. Talk to your contractor and get all of the information that you need to choose the right one. You pool contractor should be very familiar with the local codes and ordinances. H2o plus installs fences for our customers and those prices will be included in your proposal.

All site�s could present a condition known as �unforeseen site conditions� what this means is that unless you are sure that there is nothing in the ground below grade. There is a possibility that you would encounter things such as solid rock, sewer lines, gas lines, telephone lines and so on. By calling 1-800-DIG-RITE before you start your process they will come to your site and locate various underground utilities for you, this is a free service. However they cannot determine if there is rock in the ground. You should discuss these unforeseen site conditions with your contractor and discuss the cost associated with them. Your contractor should be able to furnish you with hourly rates.

There are only a couple of things that could possible increase your contract amounts, the first thing and usually the biggest would be solid rock removal. At this point you would need to sit down with your contractor and discuss your possible options to continue with your construction. Here at h2o plus if we think that the site may have a rock issue we do not order your liner until we have an established grade or elevation. This allows the homeowner the flexibility to decide whether or not they want the rock removed or change the bottom elevation to a shallower depth at no charge. Other cost changes are usually created by the homeowner such as additional concrete work or upgraded pool equipment. If you decide to make changes to your original scope of work discuss and understand the cost before agreeing to anything.

Before giving money to any contractor, make sure that you have researched the company as best that you can no matter what you are trying to build. Your judgment as a consumer is vital! H2o plus asks for 30% of the total contract amount as an initial down payment.