Has anyone here had their pool built by Playgo pools? it has been trending and it seems to be saving people a lot of money, as i was shopping for quotes i found multiple dealers in the area,,,thanks
Playgo in-ground Pool
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I went and looked at their site. The thing that stood out to me is their claim of the walls being rated to retain heat. Well most of the heat is lost from the open top of the pool. Unless you have a cover no walls will keep the heat in.
They do look easy to build BUT the hardest part of any pool build is the site prep. Once you get the site right the rest will be fairly easy by the looks of it.
There are some playgo builds here. Do a search to find them all. Might be an interesting read for you.
Let us know what you decide to do.
Kim
They do look easy to build BUT the hardest part of any pool build is the site prep. Once you get the site right the rest will be fairly easy by the looks of it.
There are some playgo builds here. Do a search to find them all. Might be an interesting read for you.
Let us know what you decide to do.
Kim
I was surprised at their reviews and build specs. I expected for a small manufacturer to find a lot of bad comments/experience but quite the opposite all reviews have been positive so far, it's really hard here in Nashville to just find someone to install a pool without selling you one, looking at the liability and everything else but i did reach a couple installer that are insured and bonded. I'm also looking at PoolWarehouse since these two contractors can install pretty much any pool. I found that most people do that looking at the crazy prices being offered at a store level. I couldn't find anyone mentioning the world 'Playgo', do you mind tagging me in other posts that has the same build?....thanksI went and looked at their site. The thing that stood out to me is their claim of the walls being rated to retain heat. Well most of the heat is lost from the open top of the pool. Unless you have a cover no walls will keep the heat in.
They do look easy to build BUT the hardest part of any pool build is the site prep. Once you get the site right the rest will be fairly easy by the looks of it.
There are some playgo builds here. Do a search to find them all. Might be an interesting read for you.
Let us know what you decide to do.
Kim
I remember looking them a couple of times before. They're a high end above ground pool similar to Radiant or Optimium. The reinforced (and insulated) walls allow them to be buried.
If the price doesn't scare you, all 3 are quality products. Also consider that burying an above ground pool doesn't necessarily give it the full inground pool feel. It's still only as deep as it is.
There is nothing wrong with a 'sport pool' and many love theirs, but it has a different vibe to it.
If the price doesn't scare you, all 3 are quality products. Also consider that burying an above ground pool doesn't necessarily give it the full inground pool feel. It's still only as deep as it is.
There is nothing wrong with a 'sport pool' and many love theirs, but it has a different vibe to it.
Here is a link to the search I did:
www.troublefreepool.com
I can't tell if the equipment and liner are included with the price of the pool.
Google search results
www.troublefreepool.com
I can't tell if the equipment and liner are included with the price of the pool.
the price comes with a 20 mil liner, skimmer and a return for around $14k for a 17x33 pool...I just was not sure if these pools are the same as the ones other companies provide since they never disclose their manufacturers (at least most of them).Here is a link to the search I did:
Google search results
I can't tell if the equipment and liner are included with the price of the pool
And the price does not include shipping I have found out. OUCH! Add to that it will only have 48" water depth after adding 3" of sand 
shipping was not more than $500 and it can be brought to any depth, it can also have a concrete bottom just like the in-ground pool (from what their dealers said)And the price does not include shipping I have found out. OUCH! Add to that it will only have 48" water depth after adding 3" of sand
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