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I’ll keep an eye on the cover for a bit. I was mostly concerned with the pool itself. I wasn’t sure exactly how low a vinyl pool can go.

Yeah mesh cover and the water level got too high. The cover doesn't really sag at all. Even if the water was up 6 more inches the cover prob wouldnt hit the water.

I needed to drain the pool today, I put the pump on a timer but for some reason it didnt shut off. I wound up draining about 4-6" below the returns. Is this ok or do I need to add water back? Pool is vinyl liner.

Yeah they just came back and blew out the line. The handle snapped on the valve. So he used a lock jaw to close it. I made sure it’s all the way closed now. Will be replacing it myself in the spring. Not really sure why they also put a valve on the return for the spa pump. Can’t really see...

@ajw22 would it be worth swapping out that valve for a 2 way neverlube or hayward valve? Seems that last little bit is stuck. Im guessing they will have to play around with it when they come back.

Ugh that’s what I figured. 🫤

The line with the red handle is my spa drain. They came last week to blow the lines out and now I’m seeing water in the pump. It kinda a looks like the red handle may not be closed all the way. Should I close it more or now if I’m seeing water does that mean all the air bled out of the system?

I am currently having a pool built and they are installing a spillover spa. The spa will stick out of the ground about 12". I have been getting some conflicting information on how this is supposed to be winterized, and its different for a spa that is elevated vs level with the ground. Should...