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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
Pool construction and renovation dominate Premier Outdoor Group's customer accounts, including both completed gunite projects and complaints about unfinished work. The company says it designs and builds gunite pools and integrated outdoor spaces with patios, kitchens and fire features. Its stated service area includes Newport, Narragansett, Little Compton and other towns. Many Google reviewers described their work under the Stone Edge Design name. In a January 2024 review, a customer said Stone Edge completed a patio and large inground gunite spa after another contractor abandoned the job. The customer described accommodating specific requests and troubleshooting problems, including a wrong pump part sent by Pentair. A July 2023 reviewer praised replacement of the deck, pumps, filters and piping at a 40-year-old, 75,000-gallon pool, along with conversion to salt water. That reviewer also reported delays and unforeseen expenses, but said the company opened the pool in May and subsequently helped with questions. A customer writing in August 2022 said a pool project finished on time and on budget despite last-minute changes. Another August 2022 reviewer described Scott helping with design choices and changes during a gunite pool build, and named Brian, Stefano and Patty as helpful. In May 2024, a reviewer praised Scott's availability and the team's communication and arrival reliability. Other customers reported problems after or during the work. In December 2024, one described a pool and spa resurfacing project running from March through September 2024 that remained incomplete; the customer said a third party resolved a leak of about half an inch per day and other issues. An August 2025 reviewer reported problems with pool tiling, unanswered follow-up calls and hiring another company to fix the work. A June 2024 association review praised the appearance of its overhauled pool but complained about excess concrete and debris left behind. In July 2023, another customer described an unfinished pool, unexpected expenses, delays and crews failing to show up; the reviewer said driveway damage had already been fixed. An April 2022 prospective customer reported a consultation fee of about $335 and said Scott abruptly ended a conversation about accessibility and budget.
Please believe me don’t hire them. They not reliable if you call, Karen will answer you. She’ll say someone will call you soon and you can wait like I did two years unfortunately they tile my pool I had problem, I call but never answer my phone calls. I had a hire different company to fix the problem
Great customer service!
Pool & Spa resurfacing project from March 2024 - Sept 2024. After the incomplete project, due to unresolved issues, we hired a third party to successfully address a ~0.5-inch leak per day & other problems. If you are considering working with any company, especially when investing tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars, I recommend taking the following precautions: - Consult an attorney: Have a lawyer review the contract to ensure it is mutually protective and fair. - Control payments: Make sure the last phase payment in the contract is not due until after the work is complete. Negotiate phased payments tied to project milestones & hold back a portion until all work is completed to your satisfaction. - Get the warranty in writing: Ensure that any warranty or guarantee is documented in the contract before signing. - Verify insurance coverage: Get in writing proof of insurance for all contractors and subcontractors before signing any agreements. - Watch for red flags: If the company belittles or dismisses these precautions, take it as a warning sign. A reputable company will understand and respect your due diligence, especially since they drafted the contract. - Do thorough research: Conduct a comprehensive web search, including the company name, the owner's name, and terms like "lawsuit," "Better Business Bureau," etc. to identify any potential concerns. - Document: Before any work begins, take clear photos or videos of the area and all property involved. Continue documenting during the project to help prevent disputes about what transpired. - Trust your instincts: If concerns about workmanship, quality, etc. arise early in the project, address them immediately. It’s often better to cut your losses and move on rather than continue investing in a project that may not meet your expectations.
Our association had Stone Edge do a complete overhaul of our pool. The pool looks fantastic. Unfortunately, they left a mess behind, including piles of excess concrete and debris. While they are not landscapers, one would expect that they return the surrounding area to about what they found when they arrived.
phone call I had with Scott, i knew I was in good hands. Their communication is fantastic, they are here when they say they will be here and their work is top notch! Scott does not leave your side through the entire process. He is always available and will frequently check in with you. I highly recommend Stone Edge Design!
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