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Acme Pool Specialist
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Serving Melvindale, MI and surrounding areas

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In business since 1984

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"Review by Bob D. Ypsilanti Project: Convert hybrid pool to vinyl liner Very professional from the office staff to the workers in the field. Calls and/or emails answered either immediately or within 24 hours. This was not an easy job and many other pool company's did not even want to deal with it. I would definitely hire this company again"
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Prestige Pools, Inc.
3.6(
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Serving Melvindale, MI and surrounding areas

In business since 2001

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"After putting off our pool refinishing for many years, for fear of losing a month of Michiganâ s very short swimming season, we contacted Prestige just in time. They were able to start our project in April and a crew was on site within days. I had never guessed what an arduous task removing and replacing the coping and tile would be. Not to mention the craftsmanship involved with applying new Marcite. In previous years, weâ d been tempted to try to paint the Marcite ourselves. So glad we didnâ t. Thereâ s a real craft to this and the Prestige crew are master craftsmen. The crew was very respectful of our house and our time. When they needed access to an extra electrical outlet in our sun room, the men wouldnâ t enter with their work boots on, to avoid dirtying the floor. They warned me when entering the yard when our new puppy was outside. And were always accommodating when we needed them to move their work truck. When they arrived for the first day, they removed the cover and did a partial reopening. One less thing for me to worry about. One thing about scheduling: We know we lucked into a spot at the start of the season. If youâ re planning to use Prestige, contact them as soon as you can. We documented the whole process, if youâ d like to see before, during and after photos. We highly recommend Prestige Pools!"
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