Hello, I just blew a whole lot of dough on a new inground 36x18 Grecian Pool.
I knew nothing of pool construction before it began, but found myself educating the builder with some of my Master Mechanical background.
I'm excited to have somewhere to discuss my huge investment with others that have the experience to help educate me.

Well, at this point we are in the filling stage of my composite framed vermiculite bottom pool. I'm a perfectionist, and I would like to know if I'm being unreasonable.

The pool is a Grecian style, and the deep end 45° corner has a water level 1"- 1.25" higher than on the diagonally opposite 45° shallow end side.
I'm feeling that nearly 30k should have gotten me a little more attention to detail.

The deck has not been poured yet, and the coping is still exposed. Is there a possibility to have him shim the top of the composite wall?
What would you do? Should he drain and re-level it?