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    New Spa Tile Slope

    Slope of spillway can also be towards the pool (gaining elevation). Typically they are installed in the same elevation as the original unless advised otherwise.
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    Pool auto filler hooked up wrong??

    Making up the difference in a swimming pool for evaporation, the autofill will run for long periods of time barely emitting water.
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    Cracks on New Plaster

    Fogging is when the plaster is kept in a humidified state while waiting to be filled.
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    Cracks in pebble interior - How much to worry?

    That’s a lot of Shotcrete (thickness) giving off heat during curing. Only way to exactly know the extent of the crack and if their is a underlying cause will require exposing the area and finding the depth.
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    Questionable New Pump Installation

    The pump needs to be properly secured down.
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    Cracks in pebble interior - How much to worry?

    Do you have a picture of that area after excavation? Curious of how much Shotcrete was built out to make the shelf square.
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    Above ground pool plumbing woes

    This is the product that pool plumbers will use on thread to thread.
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    Expansion gap or a problem?

    Water is not to get between the Bond Beam and the coping. This will cause problems with exspansive soil if water is introduced.
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    Stonescapes pebble with glass

    That is how most plaster companies apply glass during the application. It is an art of applying in a uniform manner. This may not have been the case on your spa.
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    Cracks on New Plaster

    Hairline cracks on the North side of the pool are more common due to the amount of sunlight, fogging can reduce the amount.
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    AZ Pool Build

    Tiles actually from Mexico that the customer picked up.