How much and Who to call for pool water delivery??? (Clayton: insurance, gardening)
Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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my dad bought a small above ground pool for the kids. something like 12' x 3' (or 4'... i dont know, the box is in the shed, but something like that)
I dont really want to use the well to fill it ( weve never had a problem, but i dont want to 'see what its got' LOL), but im at a loss as to who to call to have it filled or even how much it will cost?
My sister says the company they used is no longer in business - sorry.
She did mention that when they were moved to city water it was significantly cheaper to fill it that way - but if you're on a well, I understand the concern.
You can't use a hose? That's how we fill our pool (inground)...I've had pools my whole life and in different countries...just used the hose...is there no hose?
Please educate me (and sorry I posted with no helpful info).
You can't use a hose? That's how we fill our pool (inground)...I've had pools my whole life and in different countries...just used the hose...is there no hose?
Please educate me (and sorry I posted with no helpful info).
Often folks on a well are concerned about both the pump running for a long period of time and the amount of water available to them.
Water restrictions on public supplies in times of drought is another reason.
Frank
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