Need Advice for Under Ground Downspouts

[Dstant_Thunder]

Hello everyone, I'm currently just beginning the construction on my pool. I have a pool contractor doing the work. I live in Florida and as you can imagine we get allot of rain. On the backside of my home, and where my pool decking will eventually be I have three gutter downspouts. As you can imagine I'm worried about this water splashing over and I'm assuming under my pool decking (Which will be Tahiti Pavers). I wish to run these downspouts under ground, connecting all three to a drain line, and discharge the water to the side of my yard and possibly a french drain. I was wondering if anyone has had this issue, and possibly what type of professional do I need for this job. So far I've contacted a few "Gutter Installer's", and two handyman. They all weren't interested. I've attached two photos to show you what I mean. Thank you for any advice.

 

[Pool_Medic]

You are correct that those spouts will wash away your substrate. Your pool builder should be able to work a drainage system for you.

 

[JJ_Tex]

We did that with out pool build as well. We tied in the downspouts, deck drains, pool overflow drain, and flow bed drains that all move the water underground and eventually discharges in the front yard by the curb and eventually to the storm drains.

 

[Jimrahbe]

D,

My decking installer added my three backyard downspouts to the 4" deck drain plumbing and it goes out to the street.. I have had zero problems and my entire (small) backyard is either pool or concrete..

Thanks,

Jim R.

 

[Dstant_Thunder]

Thank you all for your inputs, it means allot to me, and I appreciate the advice. I'm def going to run them all underground and tie them in to the overflow like suggested. I just need help finding a person to do that. Thank you - Rich