Dear costumer I left you a voicemail concerning the condition of the pool water. We need to be clear about what your plan for this pool. If you simply want it to pass inspection then we can go one way. If you want this pool to be clean and useable then it’s a whole different story. Please be clear on what the inspector needs to see in order for the pool to pass because this route will be cheaper and easier for everyone. To give you a quick rundown; the pool is completely black and full of leaves. In my opinion the water will never clear up with all this debris inside. The cost of leaf removal is about $500 including some shock. The pool pump is currently M.I.A. The filter you have is undersized and would NEVER keep the pool clean and certainly will not filter what is there now. We can set up a temp. Filter to get the pool water to be cleaned enough for your filter to be able to maintain it clean with the help of chlorine and chemicals. Please let me know what you want to do and how far you are willing to take this. E-mail me back or call me SCOTT at 631 793 9567
Scott
GAPPSI POOLS Inc.

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FROM SWIMMING POOLS AND SPAS TO LANDSCAPE, MASONRY, CARPENTRY AND NATURAL STONES. At Gappsi we can offer many services when it comes to home improvements and all work is done in house by company employees, no subcontractors are used. For services that we do not perform in house we recommend our associates that have been working with Gappsi for many years and we will warranty your satisfaction.

Client in Indianapolis
We have talked to several pool companies in Indianapolis and are getting difference answers. In Indiana, what is the best for bottom for an in ground liner pool. How do 6bag mix concrete, vermiculite, and mortar compare. The pool will be built at the top of a sloped hill that ends up in a retainer pond so we should not have a problem with ground water. Each build tells us that their way is best. Now we are confused. Can you help answer our question?
From Giuseppe Abbrancati
Every one has a way of doing it and one is not better then the other because in the end they all achieve the same thing and that is making the bottom of the pool hard this way you don’t get foot prints, and anything that gets hard is good. The way we do it is by mixing sand and cement in a dry mix, and the reason we do it this way is because we can make the pool bottom very smooth and you will not see any imperfections in the liners when the pool lights are on at night. Also in the future if you need to replace the liner there will be nothing you need to do to the pool bottom.

By Happy Gappsi Customer east north port long island new york
After interviewing several pool companies we met Giuseppe and settled on Gappsi. They worked with us to develop a 3D image which helped us envision the final project. We decided on a classic rectangle which enhanced our backyard and left ample backyard space. Having three children, safety was our first concern. Kevin installed an electric retractable cover which opens and closes at the flip of a switch, giving us the peace of mind we needed. The cover maintains heat and extended our swimming season by 3 months. Scott and his crew were amazing to work with on every account. The masons skillfully created a beautiful travertine patio complete with handcrafted skimmer covers and a hidden compartment for the cover. The final result is just stunning. We could not be happier. Brad and Ann McLam