Pima Pool Plastering (PPP) re-plastered my in-grou...
Pima Pool Plastering (PPP) re-plastered my in-ground swimming pool in April 2014. The following was my experience.
Prior to the start of the work, I informed PPP to call me the day prior to any work so I can arrange to have someone at the home. This did not happen and had to take some leave from work.
Received call from clerk asking for the final payment without receiving any calls from supervisor or work lead (if any) that the work was completed. Nor a call regarding an inspection of the work completed to insure satisfaction.
Inspected pool myself and found that I was missing three water-jet directional nozzle heads.
Informed the business of the missing nozzle heads and the owner ended up arguing with me that I should have looked at the estimate before they did the work and that the nozzle heads were old and not being sold any longer (which is untrue since finding same nozzle heads online). The OWNER also informed me to stick a screwdriver into the orifice to make any adjustment. I informed him that I should not have to stick a screwdriver into anything to make any adjustments. He continued to be defensive and not once offered to work with me to rectify the situation. The OWNER said that all his customers were very happy and that I should not be complaining (There are no reviews anywhere that show satisfied or unsatisfied customers). He would not stop arguing with me to hear me out so I had no choice but to hang up on him. This is a BUSINESS OWNER that did not care or value a customer's legitimate complaint or made any attempt to rectify the situation. I am giving this business one star because this terrible service came from the owner himself and not from his employees.
I am now paying another company to replace the missing nozzle heads in my pool costing me more than planned. I do not recommend this company since they are not customer friendly and lack quality of work. If you decide to hire this company, insure you have them write up a "very detailed" estimate before hiring them. Failure to do so will haunt you like it did me. Take it from the business owner when he said to me, "You should have taken a look at the estimate".