Before Ashgrove, Graham worked on the building side of pools — setting coping, tiling spillways, starting up equipment on the day a new pool was handed over.
What stayed with him was what happened next. Pools built with real care were looked after in fifteen-minute stops, by whoever was on the route that week. The stone dulled. The edge stopped running evenly. Nobody wrote anything down.
Ashgrove is his answer to that: fewer pools, longer visits, the same technician each week, and a written entry after every one. Graham walks every new pool himself and writes the proposal.
