How do you repair sinking concrete around an inground pool causing cracks and is supporting it in small sections digging out packing with crushed stone acceptable to prevent further washout?

1. Remove any furniture, plants, or other objects from the area around the pool.

2. Sweep the area clean of dirt and debris.

3. Use a pry bar to remove any loose concrete.

Step 2: Dig out the sunken concrete

1. Use a shovel or pickaxe to dig out the sunken concrete.

2. Dig down until you reach firm soil.

3. Make sure to dig out the concrete in a square or rectangular shape so that you can easily patch it later.

Step 3: Pack the hole with crushed stone

1. Pour crushed stone into the hole.

2. Use a tamper to compact the crushed stone.

3. Keep adding crushed stone and tamping it down until the hole is full.

Step 4: Wet the crushed stone

1. Use a hose to wet the crushed stone.

2. This will help to settle the stone and prevent it from washing out.

Step 5: Patch the concrete

1. Mix a batch of concrete according to the package directions.

2. Pour the concrete into the hole.

3. Use a trowel to smooth out the concrete.

4. Let the concrete cure for at least 24 hours before allowing foot traffic on it.

Step 6: Seal the cracks

1. Use a caulking gun to fill the cracks in the concrete.

2. Use a paintable caulk that will match the color of the concrete.

3. Let the caulk dry according to the package directions.