I-Team: Customers say this contractor left them high and dry
By Randy Travis Published January 31, 2022 WOODSTOCK, Ga. - Lower interest rates during the pandemic convinced a growing number of Georgians to treat their cooped-up family to a backyard swimming pool. But customers of Pool Craft Company in Woodstock said their experience left them angry, frustrated and in fear that their pool could one day electrocute their family. "He?s taken something that?s supposed to be so joyful and made it a miserable nightmare," complained Shannon Crowe of Acworth. In May 2021, Crowe hired Pool Craft to put in a swimming pool and redesign her backyard. Total cost: $123,000. She refinanced her mortgage to help cover the costs. Nine months later her backyard is a mess. The pool was half completed. The backyard was nowhere near what the plans promised. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/thinking-about-a-pandemic-pool-customers-say-avoid-this-contractor
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