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16th February 2006, 22:38
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pool maintainance costs
hi can anyone help
we live on a complex of 56 houses ,18 are occupied and we have been quoted £25 per month for pool maintainence is this expensive?
anyone have any ideas of costs
i am not sure yet if this will include maintainance of my garden yet cheers
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17th February 2006, 10:39
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Re: pool maintainance costs
We live on a complex of 11 and we pay £40 per month which covers, water, pool, garden, security and site maintenance. Our friend lives on a complex (not sure how many apartments and he pays £16 per month for the pool maintenance.
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17th February 2006, 10:51
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Re: pool maintainance costs
I have an apartment with 10 units 9 are sold and we pay £30 per month for pool gardens external lighting secutity and handyman.
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17th February 2006, 10:52
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Re: pool maintainance costs
We are on a complex of some 32 villas and we also pay £40,for sec,gard.pool,and general maintainance.This is in actual fact £35,the other £5 is for a slush fund,which should have been for buying things like,site light bulbs,tools and odds and sods,but I think it is being used to subsidise the TIGHT WADS who don't pay.
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2nd March 2006, 19:53
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On a slow learning curve
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Re: pool maintainance costs
Our villa is on a complex of 50 houses and site fees are approx. 400 euro for the current year, but we have been assured that it will be reduced next year. This covers public lighting, bin charges, accommodation and salary for the on-site security man who looks after pool maintenance, grass mowing and general tidying of public area. The owners are responsible for maintaining their own houses and gardens. A few owners don't pay up so it probably covers their share too.
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13th June 2006, 16:57
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Cicero
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Re: pool maintainance costs
I have a friend who lives on the Salem complex in Altinkum and they pay £140 per annum for pool maintaince which includes twice daily inspections during the season and all chemicals, in the winter the pool is run as you are not meant to drain pools because the tiles pop. I have no connection with the company if you are interested pm me
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13th June 2006, 17:19
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Re: pool maintainance costs
The tiles pop?
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13th June 2006, 18:15
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Re: pool maintainance costs
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Originally Posted by Rachels100
The tiles pop?
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Too much gas in the water !  |
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13th June 2006, 19:13
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Re: pool maintainance costs
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Originally Posted by jcrian
Too much gas in the water ! |
this is confusing us!
Gas in water and tiles popping!
Can you explain why pools arent drained in winter? |
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13th June 2006, 19:36
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Senior Member Has-Been
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Re: pool maintainance costs
They are not drained because you have to have the water in to maintain the pressure against the earth and surface water surrounding the pool. If empty, the external force can crack the pool - popping tiles. By keeping the water in the pool the pressure is equalized.
Ian
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