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Home buyer problem...sellers agreed to fix something but wasn’t fixed right who’s responsible?????

Bought home and sellers agreed to paying my closing cost and fixing a inground pool. Signed contract at closing saying it would be fixed. The sellers had already hired a guy of their choice before closing to start fixing the pool they paid him half the money upfront. I got the home and they finished the pool. Nobody ever contacted me about seeing if it was completed or not. Well they fixed the pool and the pool guy told me once I had it filled all the way up with water to call him and he or someone that works for him would come check and make sure everything is good. I filled the pool up and started calling him and he never would call me back or anything well 2 weeks go by and I’ve lost a 2 feet of water in my pool and I thought it was leak somewhere started contacting my realtor when I had waited long enough for him to answer. My realtor contacted the sellers and they both tried getting up with the pool guy and never could.. sell a month and half later of this going on I hire my own pool company to come inspect the pool and see what’s wrong with it and they found out that the pool liner had been incorrectly installed by them and was leaking at the main drain and they were pretty firm with me in saying whoever put the liner in knew they messed it up when they did it and that’s why I never heard nothing back from them ...2 different opinions on this both matching what they said and 2 different quotes.. is the seller still responsible for having the pool fixed since they hired the guy to do it and he didn’t fix it right and they agreed to have it fixed and payed him?????

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