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"Sam at Sonart Construction kept his crew on the ball. Finished my bath remodel on schedule. Great job, looks great!"

"Damion is very honest and only charges you to replace and/or repair what are needed. Recently, he replaced and repaired all pool equipment and pipes that were damaged by the February 2021 winter freeze. He brought my pool back to life. I am very happy with his work."

We are a locally owned and operated company out of Ft Worth, Texas. We value honesty and integrity in all aspects of our business. We offer a variety of general contracting services that are customized to each individual project. We pride ourselves on the quality of our work, as well as our commitment to outstanding results. We look forward to building lasting relationships with our clients and guarantee your satisfaction!

"Ryan came out replumb my above ground pool with PVC pipe and hooked up a heater. He also repaired a small leak. he explained everything that he did and why he did it in great detail. He did a wonderful job! I look forward to calling Ryan for any future needs that I may have."

"I have used Joseph on multiple occasions for pool repairs over the last two years. He is responsive, honest, and reasonably priced. When my pool equipment all froze during the winter storm he was able to replace/fix all the equipment in a timely manner and got my pool back up and running quickly. He is always happy to provide me with advice as well on repairs which I really appreciate and one of the reasons why I keep using Joseph. I truly recommend!"

"Thorough, they know what they are doing. They wont try and get you to do something you dont want to do just so they can make money. I wish I would have found them when I first got my pool and then they could have done everything I ever needed done. I would recommend them to anybody and everybody."

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"Shane responded promptly when I texted him at 7am Friday morning when I saw my inground pool had lost 2 foot of water overnight. My valve leaked and he gave me advice until he and his son arrived to complete my equipment installation. He was patient and very thorough. He knew all the answers to our questions and we will reccomend he and his son to anyone asking for any pool repair."

", and thought a The extended power outage from the Big Freeze of 2013 kept our pool pump from running, which caused our secondary pool pump to freeze and blow out it's seal.  I called 1st Pool and spoke to James about my issue...namely, water leaking out of the bottom of the pump when it was running.  James thought it could be a few different issues Go-Kit might be the solution, which would basically replace a few of the gaskets and seals.  HIs technician would be able to tell for sure when he visited my home.
Alex (the technician) arrived as scheduled and was quickly able to determine where the issue was...the secondary pool pump.  He said the Go-Kit was not needed as the issue was clearly with the secondary pump.  He then proceeded to help me diagnose a low pressure backwash issue that I was experiencing, and took the time to explain some things to me that (as a first time pool/home owner) I had no clue about.
To replace and install the secondary motor was going to run a ballpark of $450 - $500, which is on the high side of what I was expecting (and could afford) to shell out right then.  Apparently, fixing a leak in those motors is a challenge because the seal is very difficult to re-achieve once the unit has been opened up...so the recommendation is generally to replace the unit.
Being somewhat handy, I was able to find a brand new pump of the same make/model for $220 on Amazon.  I wouldn't have attempted a new install of the unit myself, but swapping out a new unit for the old was something I could handle.  It took me about an hour or so to do and everything has been running smoothly since.
I would definitely contact these guys again for any pool issue I have moving forward, as they seem to know their business pretty well.  I think I might have a slow leak somewhere in the pool that I plan on having them take a look at in the spring.
Overall, I think their proposed pricing was fair and reasonable.  $230 or so for the pump and another $250 to install assuming it took a couple of hours to do correctly. They've got employees and overhead to cover, as well as travel time, and some sort of profit, so I felt the labor charge was in the ballpark of reasonable.  I just have more time than money and was fairly sure I could handle the install on my own.
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"Josh and his team was great, I'd hire them again in a second."