Here is just a small sample of what you’ll receive when you read Line By Line:

* Learn what standard engineered pool plans are.

* Learn what to look for in your yard before excavation begins so you don't have a big surprise when a utility line is hit by the excavator.

* Learn how to find out what your building permit will cost if you get it yourself, you may be able to save several hundred dollars.

* Learn what is meant by the term rebound and why it should never be used in a pool.

* Discover what the most important thing to remember, when reading a pool construction agreement.

* Learn how to keep from being taken by an unscrupulous salesperson.

* Find out which two phases of construction may cost you extra cash and how to avoid a costly mistake.

* Learn how to avoid many of the pitfalls associated with building a new pool.

* Discover ways to improve your pool buying experience and increase the value of your home at the same time.

* Learn what will and will not be covered under your pool warranty.

* Find out what different pool filtering options are available and how easy it can be for you to get the one you want regardless of what your salesperson is selling.

* Discover the benefits of a "Synchronized Pool", and how easy it is to get.

Line By Line is applicable to any given situation that involves a swimming pool contract…


About the Author:

RANDY WORTHEY began his career in the pool industry in 1976 doing clean-ups around newly constructed pools for one of the largest pool builders in the country. After two years he worked his way up to construction supervisor, where he oversaw the construction of over 200 pools per year. In 1980 he became the Vice President of United Pools in Houston Texas, where he remained until 1984 and decided to get his college degree. In 1989 Randy graduated Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Aircraft Systems, but his love for the pool industry brought him right back. That same year he became the construction manager for Blue Haven Pools one of the worlds largest pool builders located in San Antonio, Texas, and later becoming the General Manager for them at their Houston South Office Working for such a large builder Randy did not have the time to “get personal” with the homeowners so he struck out on his own and began his own smaller more personal pool company where he has been since. Through the years Randy has seen over and over again frustrated customers, mostly because they did not do the research or ask specific question before signing a contract. The reason he decide to write this book is to help those potential customers buy a pool for less money overall and endure the least amount of suffering throughout the construction process.