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Cost for private pool

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#1
  • プール
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  • 2021/11/04 00:08

The house I want to buy has a pool, but by ordinance
it has to be a heated pool
I have no idea how much the electricity will cost.
How much would a pool man charge per month? Please help me if you have a pool.

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#2
  • 青丘
  • 2021/11/04 (Thu) 07:27
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If you don't want a pool, let's fill it in and turn it into a lawn.

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#3
  • 金持ち
  • 2021/11/04 (Thu) 09:06
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In California, new construction of swimming pools is prohibited by law due to the lack of water, so
properties with pools are scarce.

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#5
  • mega
  • 2021/11/04 (Thu) 14:39
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It depends on the type, but someone I know said they went with solar because of the $ 500 electricity bill.

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#6
  • 名無し
  • 2021/11/05 (Fri) 09:02
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If you're looking to buy a house, ask an agent, it's accurate
It varies from city to city, or maybe you're too smart to ask an agent ？.

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#7
  • 倍金萬
  • 2021/11/05 (Fri) 10:50
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＞ Mr. Double Goldman, please tell me

why me ？ have I told you before about the Swimming Pool at my house ？ long story, as usual,

I have lived here since 1971 in this hot shitty Valley (San Fernando Valley) in 1971 and have lived here ever since. Since then - I've moved from apartment to 2BR, to 3BR, to 4BR, to 3BR, and back again in the Valley. And my current house and the house before that had a heated pool that I took care of for a total of over 20 years. However, both houses have gas heaters, so I don't know anything about electricity or anything related to it. In addition, the underground pipe from the gas meter to the heater in the current house is a galvanized iron pipe, and gas leaks from the rusty middle of the pipe, so we don't use the gas heater at all.

As for the gas usage in our previous house, the cost of gas was about $30 a month when we did not use the pool heater, but when we used the heater two or three times a month, the cost went up to about $150 a month. The cost of electricity is not so high as the cost of gas for the same amount of heat, and I think the cost of electricity is not ridiculous.

As for the poolman, we had a poolman for a few years after we moved into our current house, and at that time we were paying about $80 a month. Now it's probably $100 or more. Since I am retired, I have since cut off the poolman and gardener and now do everything myself. It's a great way to exercise my body in my old age.

If you know the specs of the electric pool heater, you can probably calculate the electric bill from the power consumption （ Watt Hour ） figures. Heated Pool does not mean that the entire pool is heated like a public bath or hot spring, but only that the pool is cold enough to make you shiver at first when you enter the pool on a cold day, but after you swim a little and your body gets used to it, it becomes much more comfortable than if it were not heated. I had a Jacuzzi by the pool at my old house and the warm water flowed through it to the larger pool （ I think they are all built that way ） so when the Jacuzzi warmed up like a hot spring first, I enjoyed the open air bath style, "Oh, that's nice hot water". I was enjoying it.

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#8
  • 貧困層は持っているものまで奪われる
  • 2021/11/05 (Fri) 10:59
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If you don't use it, just do the Heated pool work and
don't turn it on.

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