Important note: This timeline is based on my personal homeowner records and experience. If Triangle Swimming Pools LLC provides a response, inspection, explanation, or correction, I will update this page.

Pool Concerns Timeline: Why I Am Creating This Record

Pool concerns timeline records are important when a homeowner deals with unresolved pool issues. A timeline helps organize what happened, when concerns appeared, when the builder was contacted, and whether a response was received.

I am creating this record because I have unresolved concerns with my pool and contacted Triangle Swimming Pools LLC asking them to evaluate the situation. As of this post, I have not received a meaningful response to my latest written request.

Because of that, I am documenting my experience publicly. My goal is to preserve a clear record and help other homeowners understand why documentation matters after a pool project.

My Current Pool Concerns Timeline

• Pool project completed: The pool project was completed more than one year ago.
• Concerns identified: I later identified pool issues that I believe require review.
• Documentation started: I began collecting photos, measurements, written notes, and emails.
• Builder contacted: I contacted Triangle Swimming Pools LLC and requested an evaluation.
• No meaningful response so far: As of this post, I have not received a meaningful response to my latest written request.
• Public record created: I am now publishing this timeline so the situation is documented clearly.

Why a Written Timeline Matters

A written timeline helps prevent confusion. It can show when the homeowner noticed the issue, when the concern was reported, and what response was requested.

This matters because pool projects can involve several parties, including the builder, manufacturer, installer, subcontractors, and warranty departments. Without organized records, the homeowner may struggle to explain the issue clearly.

In my opinion, Triangle Swimming Pools LLC should respond and provide its position in writing. Even if the company disagrees with my concerns, a written answer would help clarify the next reasonable step.

What Homeowners Should Track

Anyone dealing with pool issues should create a simple record as early as possible. A good pool concerns timeline should include dates, photos, contact attempts, inspection requests, and any response from the builder or manufacturer.

• Date each concern was first noticed.
• Photos and videos showing the condition.
• Measurements, if safe and practical.
• Emails or messages sent to the builder.
• Any response received from the builder.
• Warranty documents and manufacturer information.
• Inspection reports or third-party opinions.

Related Homeowner Documentation

You can read my related post here: Document Pool Issues With Photos.

For general consumer guidance, homeowners can review the Better Business Bureau complaint process.

Final Thoughts on This Pool Concerns Timeline

I will continue preserving my records and updating this page as the situation develops. If Triangle Swimming Pools LLC responds, inspects the pool, or provides an explanation, I will update this timeline so readers can see the latest information.