Pool Markets South, Inc. v. Coggins

Cooper, Judge.

In June 1986, appellees contracted with appellant to construct a swimming pool at their residence within thirty working days. After a series of delays and disagreements, the appellant ceased work on the pool in March 1987 and appellees filed this breach of contract suit in May 1987. A jury awarded appellees $9,961 in damages and $3,300 for attorney fees and judgment was entered thereon. This appeal followed.

Appellant’s four enumerations of error all take issue with the damages awarded. The evidence showed that the contract price for construction of the pool and concrete decking…