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Because, I have put in fence posts for my fence which is adjacent to the pool and have seen the water. Even in seasons where we have little snow in the winter and a relatively dry spring, the liner still gets that bump and floats.

Funny, I will re-send now.

BY receded, I mean the bubble that I get in the low end, which can be 3-ft high, recedes, just leaving wrinkles. The water level in the pool itself doesn't change . The water level in the pond can go up and down depending upon rainfall. Did you get the pictures I emailed you?

Rich, unfortunately, the high groundwater level is natural. It's not due to rain. I have a pond just in back of my pool on the other side of my fence and an underground stream to the side of my pool. The previous owner should have built the pool at least 3 feet further up on the property. The...

Here are some pictures of my pool. thanks for your help. sorry, the pictures are too large for the server. If you send me your email, I'll send you the pictures directly. (Removed e-mail address.. Jim R.) THanks jack

Continuing .... This is my pool repair guy. He did suggest using a company that solves wet basements. But, the one he tried wouldn't work on a pool. I will post some pictures today. I appreciate the advice.

Ok, first, the original owners are long gone.The source of the groundwater is either from s pond just beyond the pool or an underground stream adjacent to the pool

This spring we finally bit the bullet when our groundwater problem ruined another liner. This is the second one. You see the groundwater level in my area is so high that it causes a huge bubble in the shallow end and floats the liner. We did not know this when we bought the house and it has not...

My pool is very cloudy. I have spent hundred of dollars on shock. metal free, phos free, pool perfect. etc with no discernible results. I also dove down to the bottom of the deep end ( which we can't see from the surface and there appears to be a slim covering of slime and algae. Finally, my...