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Pebble tec question

12 years ago

We had a pool built in 2009 and had a Pebble Tec surface installed. Yesterday I noticed a black spot on the bottom of the pool. Not sure what it was, I first tried to focus on it. Then I tried to move it with my toe....nothing. Next I ran my toe over it, and it seems to be a hole or divet or small void in the bottom of the pool. It's about 1/2" in diameter.

Has anyone ever experienced such a thing? Any ideas what might create a hole in the bottom surface of the pool? It's a salt pool.

Thanks.

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womanowned
12 years ago
A pebble may have come loose. Contact the installer of your PebbleTec for an assessment and possible warranty coverage
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