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Considering where it got placed now, can I just cap it and close it? It was underground for a period of time so I assume no impact

Thank you James this was very helpful. I guess since it was buried underneath and the contractors now put a pipe out to the top, what can I do to vote or make it more esthetic with the ground floor? The contractors didn’t run the line to the side and just added a pipe to the top where really...

Can someone tell me what is the top pipe for? It was not connected to anything. I am having a remodel done with an extension and these pipes were underneath . The pool pipes were routed before and the pump/filter are operating fine but I am confused by this pipe. Here are some notes: 1)...

Thank you - I appreciate that feedback. Basically we had rents in there for 5 years and the pool has been in place this property before we bought it for a total 15+ years. I am working to renovate pieces of the house and the pool being one main area but am a novice in all matters. I had a...

Hi I posted more pictures on the previous page if you can share your insight - thanks

Do you all think the poly foam is a good option - the individual isn’t guranteeing it will close the gap but seemed to indicate it won’t get worse. Thank you for the rod idea, another I was thinking is why not just fill the space with foam or concrete. on the water aspect Yup I need to...

I will check out flexible pool mastic, I need to get someone to drain this pool and I can see if this can work. thanks

Please see the additional pictures. So I would have left as is but a couple of contractors I asked to re-tile said fix this first. You can see from one picture the tiles are So I called one foam company and they said that the outer edge may have sunk causing it to lift - they can inject...

Thats what I thought, it was $10K quote for the foam and soil stabilization. I know its insane. Do you think if I have a handyman fill the gap that would be a temp fix that would work? I just don't know the impact, I wanted the tiles in the pool done but they say to resolve this matter first...

If it’s not roots then should I just not file a insurance claim if this is the cost like $10k plus

I’ve had a few folks come in and all have had said something very different. One said roots and two others said definitely not roots as a problem, saying there may have been or is a leak that caused it to lift. One said could be irrigation line. Another polyfoam person said fix the tiles...

So it is definitely roots that are the issue as in the pool skimmer I can see some roots as well. I had someone come out who is quoting like number like $10K to resolve. Does that sound right? Unfortunately, I am such a novice I am having a hard time not only finding people but in...

Thank you, I am having a hard time just finding folks for any type of pool work. I need tile redone and the surface but one of them said they need this addressed first. One person over the phone was saying just "bust" up the concrete and re-do was throwing some crazy numbers. Yeah will try...

Thanks, I am having a hard time finding someone who can fix this issue. I tried searching for concrete pool deck repair but the few I contacted on Facebook etc all said they can’t help

Thank you. Do you think home insurance would cover something like this?

Hi - I am not familiar with pool maintenance and am working to renovate a property for our main home. I was going to have the pool retiled and plastered but someone who came out for an estimate pointed out that a side of the deck has lifted and separated from the shell. They said I should...