Nature Bound Pools And Spas

Rating: 4.4 out of 5

Nature Bound Pools And Spas reviews (33)

  • Review from HomeOwner
    Rating: 1 out of 5
    Review left on 5 Apr 2011

    Fibreglass pool installation

    We purchased a CPC pool because we liked the pool brand but the installation was horrible. Before the job was complete, Nature Bound wanted payment. We explained job as per contract was not finished. They took back (will not let me use the word st*le the pool heater, salt water system etc. from our backyard when we weren't home. Never deal with this company!

    Answer from pro:

    As Canada’s largest C.P.C. dealer it is and always been our desire and intent to provide the best service and response possible and we are proud of the hundreds of happy and satisfied customers we have accumulated over the years in fiberglass pool installations. However admittedly and on rare occasion we have not been able to keep all customers happy. Under no circumstances would we or ever pick-up equipment delivered on site and take it back unless it was not paid for under the terms clearly defined in the agreement. We have job progress payments clearly in the agreement which is always signed and agreed by both parties.

    Reply created 17 May 2012
  • Review from HomeOwner
    Rating: 1 out of 5
    Review left on 29 Jul 2010

    Pool Installation

    My family had a pool installed by Nature Bound. We were told the install would only take a few days weather permitting. 8 months later we were finally finished...well sort of. I have come in contact with a few other families who have had pools installed by Nature Bound and they have all had similar experiences. My kids waited soo long to swim in the new pool and to even just be able to use our backyard again. It was totally unfair, to have to tell your children everyday that they can't go in yet and that they can't play in their treehouse, it saddens me think other families have and will go through this same unnecessary experience.

    Answer from pro:

    It is difficult to address a complaint when we don’t know of such a scenario to have taken place as mentioned in this review. However weather definitely plays a part in the installation schedule and every year we do fall season installations with final completion done in the spring. This is necessary due to freezing temperatures where concrete decking and operational pool equipment requires to be done outside of these weather conditions.

    Reply created 24 May 2012
  • Review from HomeOwner
    Rating: 1 out of 5
    Review left on 19 Mar 2010

    Pool Installation

    We had an agreement to finish the concrete deck. During this dispute the owner of the company wanted the next installation of payment before the deck was completed. When we refused the payment because the deck was not completed Nature Bound came onto our property when we where not looking and made off with our Pump, Filter and Salt Water System ($3,000 Value). We called the police but upon investigation we discovered that they closed up shop and changed locations and names to Composite Pool Corp (CPC). We where very disappointed and we terminated out contracts with them and we changed contractors. DO NOT GO WITH THESE GUYS!!! Either of them!!!

    Answer from pro:

    Terms and conditions are clearly defined in order to ensure the entire scope of the project can be completed successfully. When payment terms are not met and paid as clearly defined in the mutually signed contractual agreement, it is at the discretion and legal right of the contractor to pick up equipment that has not been paid for. To correct and clarify comments made here we have never “closed shop” and have been operating under Nature Bound for well over 30 years and also have been the largest dealer in Canada for Composite Pool Corporation (CPC - manufacturer) for several years (verifiable with CPC).

    Reply created 17 May 2012