Recent content by MidWestIsBest

Well we met and he was polite and defensive initially but heard me out and looked it over. He seems confident his concrete team can pull out this side by cutting at the corner control joints, reset the problem wall, and repour this side and they'll make sure its right. He said the gray color...

You can very much see the hump in the fiberglass too. It just looks shoddy.

It's right at about 3" buldge to the middle when measuring from corner to corner. At this point I'm mad that the pool wall itself is that deformed. Considering the PVC is "locked in" with the gravel halfway down, and the top fill and concrete is what seems to have pushed it in, how is that not...

Here's some photos the PB sent from the day of the pour. The water level was down because they were fixing a light housing they had cracked while backfilling. Maybe having the water level down to this point caused the sag in the walls to start once the concrete was poured. I'm now even more...

Thanks for the links. I'm definitely scouring the web trying to find as many similar situations and doing my due diligence to educate myself where I can on possible outcomes..I understand the scope of repairing this and it just sucks for everybody involved as it's a massive undertaking.

PB setup forms and had the pool filled and backfilled in the morning. It looked great. I got down low and looked the distances early in the AM before leaving them to it and heading off to work. It looks great, very straight, square and level. I came home in the afternoon and immediately noticed...