Earls Pools

I was surprised to find there are no reviews for Earl's Pools so let me be the first to recommend them. We purchased a Leisure Elegance 33 inground fiberglass saltwater turnkey solution from Earl's pools 2 years ago. We dealt with Lynn Bush - the owner of Earl's pools. He was easy to talk to and deal with. If you are interested in an inground pool, email him and he will send you a price list, viewing list and a pools buyers guide. The crew will come in, dig the hole, level with gravel, run the plumbing, set the pool and pour the concrete apron in one day. Second day is installing electrical and pump equipment. Literally in two days these guys were done. Their schedule is jam packed so don't be surprised if you are on a waiting list. Guys that do this and do it well usually have a wait list. We signed a contract end of May and they installed in August. We were lucky. Get in early. You will have to fill with your own water. This was my primary concern as there doesn't seem to be any water services around here and we live in the country on a 110' well with 1/2hp submersible well pump. As it turned out we had no problems filling the pool (17,400 gallons) in about a day. They provide the initial salt. They normally will pour a 4' concrete apron around the pool but will go any size you want. They installed all Hayward equipment, pump, filter, Turbo Cell and Aqua Plus controller with LED pool lighting and SPA jets around the Elegance bench area. The concrete is colored with Alabama Red Ocre which turns into a nice medium tan (not red) that looks striking with the Sapphire Blue Elegance pool. We enclosed our pool and put a Rheem pool heatpump inside the enclosure with many fiberglass sliding glass doors with screens using local contractors. By opening and closing doors we can control maximum pool heating during cooler months or keep the pool air cool during the nasty hot months always keeping the bugs, critters, and chlorine robbing UV out. We have a S.R. Smith Typhoon fiberglass slide with 316L Wej-It anchors. We also have a S.R. Smith 316L handrail with plastic anchors set in place by Lynn's crew. If you are going saltwater, keep everything in contact with pool water fiberglass, plastic or 316L SS. We used PVC sheets for the ceiling and the 8x8 treated post frame is painted with an exterior grade water sealing paint. This just gives some ideas. Come up with yours, jot it down with a rough sketch and talk it all over with Lynn, although he just handles the pool and surrounding apron part, he gives great advice on all of it, will accommodate your design choices and can help you with whatever your pool dream is.
5 9 years ago (25-04-2016)