Wonder what it would cost to rent an empty tanker, pump the water into it while replacing the liner then dump it back into the pool - might be less than the $1,300 for buying new water.
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Wonder what it would cost to rent an empty tanker, pump the water into it while replacing the liner then dump it back into the pool - might be less than the $1,300 for buying new water.
Re: Cost of Water
Check with your local water company for they might not charge you for sewer cost, just the water when filling a new pool. My PB gave me a letter stating my fill date and the amount of gallons used to fill. I took it to my water company and was not charged for the sewer portion on that bill. Saved me a boat load on my water bill. If your using a PB to install your liner check with them.
Last edited by towney; 04-11-2007 at 05:54 PM.
15,000 gallon IG free form 16x32 w/attached IG 6x7 spa. Aquapure SWG, Jandy Aqualink 4 w/ PDA, Paramount infloor cleaning system, Starite 400K propane heater, Starite system 3 filter, Starite 2hp pump, polaris D'Light LED pool and spa light and paver decking. Completed in 11 weeks 7/4/06.
Re: Cost of Water
Tanker only holds 6K of water, so I would need 5 of them to get all the old water out.
Also, to drive this you need a CDL.
The 1300 is basically paying for the cost of the truck, driver and delivery...and a little for the water.
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Also,
I live in the country (about 60 miles nw of philadelphia) so there is no local water or sewer authority.
I have checked with the local fire departments, truckers union and township office. So far, I have found one company (same one the pool company recommends) that provides this service.
Scott
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