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figured it out. Good advice, get a proper testing kit

This is true. There are a lot of defects from non-ASR issues during construction, issues that contribute to ASR (like bad seals, and water leakage) and ASR itself. Bottom line is the pool builders are trying to shuck off responsibility (in most cases) and its important that the owner report and...

Do you or did you have the issue?

I’m still going through the process on my pool. Next is core sample and testing. $4-9k so we will see what the pool co says first. One of the guys in the video is helping a lot of central texas owners with the issue. I’m not in the video.

Just want to post this and say if anyone else is having this issue (typically pools in texas in the last 5 years) feel free to contact me: Knowledge podcast on the topic

As you can imagine, neither the pool contractor or the shotcrete company are fully cooperating on that information at this time. I have attorney involved. Its shotcrete. The pool has not shifted, we are on a pretty good rock base. Some tiles are coming loose on the spa where the cracks formed...

Yes the plaster has horizontal runner cracks all over, just like the ASR pools (that have been confirmed). I had another pool company evaluate it look at this and they are pretty sure. Of course you have to take a $4K core sample to confirm, which hopefully the insurance company will cover...

Not looking for legal advice, I'm interested in assessment, remediation of pool (repair) and any procedures you had to follow. I'm sure there's someone on here who like me, paid $100K+ for a pool and then had this happen when you trusted (originally) reputable companies.

Has anyone had experience with this issue? Alkali–silica reaction - Wikipedia. 3yr old - fresh water pool with cracks all over the walls Apparently the Shot Crete company (among others here) had not mixed right and messed up a number of pools. Edit by Jim R. thansk