Okay, so I set this above ground pool up last year and one side is off level. I used it through the summer and it did fine. If we continue to get rain and come out of the drought, I had thought about draining the pool, fixing the off level side and filling it back up. Would it be wise to drain it and fix it, or leave it alone? The liner is a little big because they sent us the wrong size, so we made it an overlap, so I am not worried about the liner shrinking up. I just want to fix it so it is level. We plan to do this in a weekend, so the liner would be without water a day at the most. As soon as we fix it, we will start filling it back up. Any suggestions would be helpful!! Thanks
DRAIN AND FIX!!!!! If not, you will end up with a collapse and a need to buy a new pool...and, yes, this is the voice of experience talking!
And it's going to take longer than one day to drain it, fix it and fill it back up. Again, the voice of experience :lol:
:iagree: If the pool is not level it can do all sorts of horrible things, most of which include reconstructing your collapsed pool and buying a new liner.
