Vinyl Pool
Liners & FAQs

• Comfortable Surface: The smooth, custom-fitted vinyl material is gentle on your skin. Preventing scrapes and making it very comfortable to walk and sit on.
• Refreshed Aesthetics: While a vinyl liner typically needs to be replaced every 7 to 10 years, this maintenance task essentially gives you a ‘brand new’ pool with a fresh, updated look without the major expense of resurfacing your pool. 

• Easy Maintenance: The smooth, nonporous surface of modern vinyl liners makes it highly difficult for algae to take hold, simplifying routine Cleaning.

In most cases, we complete a full vinyl liner replacement in just a couple of days. Once we finalize your custom measurements and the new liner arrives, our team works quickly to drain the pool, repair the surface, and install the new material so you can swim right away.

Keep your water chemistry balanced to extend the life of your liner. Brush the walls and floor weekly with a soft-bristle pool brush to prevent dirt buildup. Avoid using harsh chemicals directly on the vinyl, and keep sharp objects away from the water to prevent accidental tears.

It’s not worth the risk of going dry of empty during the winter, to get a small amount of extra time out of the existing liner. Going empty or dry could cause permanent structural damage.

Liners typically leak due to age, chemical damage, or sharp objects. We perform professional leak detection by testing problematic fittings like lights, skimmers, and returns. We also use specialized mechanical equipment to pinpoint tiny holes in the vinyl itself so we know exactly what we need to fix or replace.

Proper winterizing protects your vinyl pool. We recommend that you keep the water to the proper level & drain it, and protect equipment by blowing and plugging the plumbing lines. Treating the water with winter chemicals. Balancing the water chemistry, installing a secure pool cover and using a cover pump if your cover requires it.