Is $600 to install a homeowner-provided salt water generator (SWG) a fair price?
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I am building a new 16,000 gallon gunite pool. I initially planned for a standard chlorine pool but am now reconsidering and want a Salt Water Generator (SWG). I plan on getting the CircuPool RJ45+. The builders use Jandy, and I've read mixed reviews about their SWG. I believe the $600 installation fee is high, especially since Circupool allows for DIY installation without voiding the warranty, and reviews suggest it's easy to install. I am wondering if the existing erosion feeder can be removed and the SWG installed in its place, as the equipment is already plumbed and wired. I am also asking if the 30-day waiting period after plaster before running the SWG is correct.
Quote Details
This quote is for the installation of a Salt Water Generator (SWG) that I will provide. The installation involves replacing an existing erosion feeder on the return line. The pool equipment is already plumbed and wired. - Installation of homeowner-provided Salt Water Generator (SWG)- Removal of existing erosion feeder from the return line- Utilization of existing plumbing and wiring for pool equipment
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