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    Leslie's Pool Supplies

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Jesse H. at Leslie's pools was extremely helpful and very knowledgeable. Great customer service I am hooked on this place

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    Pulliam Pools

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    Pulliam Pools Is As Bad As It Gets…read more Yall, I am not one to leave reviews. However, this whole situation has been APPALLING, and I don't know what else to do. Even moreso, I would hate for someone else to end up where I am now-- so hopefully this post will save you from ever using Pulliam Pools. I pay $220 a month to have Pulliam service my pool. I went to pull back the cover last week as it is time to have our pool back up and running, and I see this. The water level is extremely low, about half way down, exposing the plaster. The water is black-- you can't even see through it. There is algae all along the surface. I was absolutely shocked! I immediately reached out to Pulliam and they put me in touch with the supervisor, Nathan. I asked him what exactly I had been paying for when this is the current condition of my pool. He said they would make it right. 4 days later, I had not heard anything. I reached back out to Nathan who said someone from Pulliam would be contacting me. That evening, I got a text from Skylynn at Pulliam saying they would come service it--drain and clean-- for $1,200. I asked what exactly I had been paying $220 a month for (totaling ~$1,600 since this fall when the cover was put on). They sent me a copy of their terms and conditions saying a large obstruction would hinder their ability to care for the pool. I'm sorry, since when is a pool cover considered a "large obstruction"? A large obstruction would be a non-pool related structure that prevented them from servicing your pool that's not apart of the pool. Like a massive tree that's fallen ontop of the pool that they can't work around. Is a pool company not able to adequately care for a pool when it has the most basic pool accessory... a cover? No where in the terms and conditions does it mention anything about a cover. There has been 0 communication from Pulliam's end stating that they cannot adequately service my pool (put chemicals in etc). This company refuses to make right of what they've done. They have charged full price for a service they did not do-- for months on end. And how, they're trying to make me pay to fix their mistake. Please do yourself a favor and do not use this company‍

    Have had these guys weekly service for a while now and they just can't seem to get it together…read more Their service is awful.... the receptionist is rude, and my pool is in a constant shade of green. They don't know what they're doing on the service side.........save yourself a big headache....

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    Parker County Pools built my pool 5 years ago and have serviced it ever since. Donnie is a true…read moreprofessional and easy to work with. He was there ever time we had a question. His service staff are the best. My pool chemicals are always perfect and anytime I've needed additional work done they have been quick to respond. Wouldn't go anywhere else. Mark H.

    They actually did what seems 4.5yrs in a decent job on the pool guniting, plaster, and equipment…read more The excavator however ripped a 5' segment of three 1/2" conductors and 2" conduit out of the ground though I'd advised them of and marked it's location. They said they didn't do it though I found the segment (conduit with conductors) in the pile of excavated soil from digging the pool. The electrician didn't separate that circuit from the pool circuit so now both must be cut off if either one is needed off. The booster pump was glued into the piping so it was impossible to remove for repairs without cutting it out of the piping. The faux infinity edge wall started separating from the pool structure after about a year and has continued to move since then with the most severe segment being about 10' long and creating a separation of about 2". When swimming any wave action in that area drains out of the pool and soaks the soil at the interface of the pool gunite wall and the stone mortar wall. They have responded that they didn't construct the faux edge supporting wall to resist soil movement, so the repair is on us to remedy.

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