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Blue Sky Pools and Spas

307 Rio Communities Blvd
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Blue Sky Pools and Spas

307 Rio Communities Blvd
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5 years of experience

Blue Sky Pools and Spas is an in ground pool and spa designer and builder, we also do pool remodels. We specialize in Concrete/Shotcrete pools. We are reliable, on time and do what we say we are going to do. We pride ourselves on customer referrals. Our design and sales manager has been designing and building pools in Las Vegas Nevada and New Mexico for over 30 years. We are an owner operated business and the owner is also the contractor. We handle everything from the design, permitting, construction, this is turnkey for the customer.

Blue Sky Pools and Spas is an in ground pool and spa designer and builder, we also do pool remodels. We specialize in Concrete/Shotcrete pools. We are reliable, on time and do what we say we are going to do. We pride ourselves on customer referrals. Our design and sales manager has been designing and building pools in Las Vegas Nevada and New Mexico for over 30 years. We are an owner operated business and the owner is also the contractor. We handle everything from the design, permitting, construction, this is turnkey for the customer.

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Home Inspection questions, answered by experts

To determine if you’re being overcharged, request an itemized price breakdown of the project. Check for hidden fees or project expenses, from parts to labor, that are clearly overpriced. However, the easiest way to know if a contractor is overcharging you is by getting an estimate for the same project from another professional. Negotiating with a contractor if you have another bid for a lower price is possible.

A home foundation inspection takes between one and two hours, depending on the size of the house and if the inspector finds any issues that require further investigation. The foundation specialist or structural engineer will evaluate the foundation's condition by inspecting many parts of the home, including windows and doors, trimwork, attic and roof, and interior and exterior walls, as well as the foundation itself.

It’s worth getting a wind mitigation inspection if you’re trying to save on your homeowners insurance. Plus, passing an inspection proves that your home is in good condition if a tropical storm, hurricane, or windstorm comes your way. Even if you don’t pass, getting a wind mitigation inspection is still helpful because it will let you know which areas to improve to make your home safer.

Home inspectors may look briefly at your roof, but certified roof experts will be more thorough. Hiring a roof inspector can give you a better sense of any underlying concerns as well as longevity. That said, a roof inspector won’t look at the rest of your home. The inspection may or may not include the attic, where problems can be hidden if they aren’t already visible on the surface of your roof. It’s important to clarify exactly what you’re getting with your inspector so there are no surprises.

Routine inspections are normal for rental properties. The frequency is up to the landlord. Some property owners only want to check the apartment annually. Others may take a look every three to six months. State laws vary, but more frequent visits may violate a tenant’s “covenant of quiet enjoyment.” This refers to the resident’s right to enjoy relative privacy and freedom from unreasonable disturbances.

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