Well, in spite of your screen name, I'm guessing you aren't located in Texas since we are in a drought statewide and an extreme drought through much of the state, including here. My weep holes were process rather than functional, but I'm sure that isn't always the case here. I'd gladly take that rain forecast for your area. Push it down this way if you can.

Feeling a bit helpless on this end too. ;-)

If they didn't install a dry well below the pool to pull out the ground water, there isn't much you can do. A well company may be able to drive a well point under the deep end to which a pump could pull out the water and send it away from the area.

Scott

well, interestingly enough, most of the water is dripping down from the hole for the pool light which is about 3 feet below the surface...
But it's raining today in DFW, so it's a moot point...
Just waiting....

urotex,
If you have a persistant ground water problem, this may be a good time to solve it by installing a hydrostatic tube and valve in the bottom of the pool. It's actually pretty easy to do. Talk to your PB.

still weeping...We keep getting rain in DFW about once a week...Just when it starts to dry up, it rains again.
I already have a hydrostatic valve in the main drain, and water continues to come out of it at a pretty brisk rate.
My PB is going to try to put some kind of pipe on the hydrostatic valve to see if that will help...we'll see.
Lascatx, sorry about your drought...