Is $6,000 to fix exposed rebar and cracks in pool a fair price?
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Having our pool replastered. After demo, the pool contractor told me that they found some exposed rebars and cracks around that. He said via voicemail that he has a solution for that but it will be around $6,000 to fix it. I feel like, it just need some cement to fill it up. I am not the original owner, we moved to this house in 2021. I feel like it’s their fault for exposing the rebar.
Quote Details
Quote for repair work found after pool demo. - Use rebar at the bottom - Pour concrete to strengthen the bottom and fix the crack
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Category
Pools
Price
$6,000
Quote Date
May 16, 2025
Pool Type
In-ground Concrete
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