2000 18×52 Pool

What to Expect during Install

1.  Installers will leave a 2’ weed and grass-free barrier around the perimeter of your pool. It’s recommended to put pea gravel or rocks in that barrier to reduce the chance of weeds growing under your pool and piercing the pool liner. It is very important to always maintain the 2’ barrier around the perimeter of the pool.  Note:  This only applies to customers paying for Gradework.
2. All customers that purchase a pool will be required to have their sand delivered prior to the pool being installed.  H&H does not provide sand, however, we can recommend a few companies for you to use.  This pool requires 4 yards of masonry sand.  The installers will treat your sand with a granular herbicide that kills nut grass and other weeds that can pierce the pool liner and cause leaks.
3. Heavy equipment will be coming on your property.  Make sure you know of any underground lines, plumbing, water lines, gas lines, etc. before buying a pool.  Expect your yard to look completely different than it does now, because it will.  The dirt the bobcat digs up will need to be placed somewhere in your yard, so pick a location for that to go.  The installers do not haul the dirt off for you.
4. You will need to hire a certified electrician to come out after the pool is installed.  They will need to bury a dedicated 10 gauge wire, on a 20 amp breaker, and install a GFCI outlet on a post 1 foot from where your pump will be.  Extension cords are off limits and not capable of running the pool pump. Using an extension cord will void the warranty on your pump.
5. These pools come wrapped on pallets available for customers to pick up as soon as they come in to our store.  A full size pick-up truck or a trailer is preferred.