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What if your pool is higher than your house?
We are putting up an above ground pool in our terraced yard. The pool will be about 3-4 ft higher than part of our house (as our house is built into a hill). I'm worried that this might not be a good location, as water might flow into our home if it should rupture. The area where the pool will go is level, but I just wanted an expert opinion on whether it is a good idea to have a pool in our yard for this reason.
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