Unlevel pool

[Cheetos82]

I know the risks. My husband would not so the ground work and I can't. We are draining and refilling and wondering what options I have to help level pool more without moving pool. Its probably 8-10 inches uneven

 

[Cheetos82]

Btw our ground is clay and my husband refuses to dig. Hes allergic to working around the house

 

[Richard320]

If levelling the ground is out, your only other option is to sell the thing on craigslist and join a gym or club that has a pool.

No neighbor kids looking to earn some money swinging a pick?

 

[Cheetos82]

If levelling the ground is out, your only other option is to sell the thing on craigslist and join a gym or club that has a pool.

No neighbor kids looking to earn some money swinging a pick?

I doubt it they are lazy teenagers. sucks to be helpless physically and husband who has no drive to do ****. 10 yrs ago I could have gone out there and done it myself. Ive already spent so much trying to slam it. I would hate to give up now.
He gets mad every time I suggest something involving extra work for him. But yet he wanted the dang thing

 

[RonsPlc]

contact the local tool rental place, and rent a bobcat... your husband will have fun operating it, and you can just do the job of using the level (Minimal physical work)... wish I had one here when I put mine up.

 

[JannaLeAnn]

I hired a local guy with a tractor, he had to cut down a few inches on the high side in my rocky soil, then brought in some rock-free top soil and spread it out, then compacted it with a different piece of equipment, back and forth. He had it to within 1/4" level. Sloped all the edges, all the way around. I let it set for a couple of weeks, it would rain and I had a tiny bit of water right in the center, but none was running off any side. It was worth the money. I'm 55, I've had 11 abdominal surgeries, and I adopted a little girl who has turned out to be a water bug. I had to hire help to do this, and I'm happy I did. The guy I hired builds driveways, ponds, building pads for structures. He worked in my little project on an off day; so look for someone who does those kinds of projects.

 

[Cheetos82]

I hired a local guy with a tractor, he had to cut down a few inches on the high side in my rocky soil, then brought in some rock-free top soil and spread it out, then compacted it with a different piece of equipment, back and forth. He had it to within 1/4" level. Sloped all the edges, all the way around. I let it set for a couple of weeks, it would rain and I had a tiny bit of water right in the center, but none was running off any side. It was worth the money. I'm 55, I've had 11 abdominal surgeries, and I adopted a little girl who has turned out to be a water bug. I had to hire help to do this, and I'm happy I did. The guy I hired builds driveways, ponds, building pads for structures. He worked in my little project on an off day; so look for someone who does those kinds of projects.

Well my husband is in construction and I know he can do it. That's what makes me so mad. We've sunk all our money into pool and have no disposable income left to even rent equipment. It sucks we swam in it like this last year but I worries the whole time