Inground Pool Liner Replacement

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For typical in-ground vinyl pool liner installations in New England, the homeowner can expect to get 8-20 years out of an average to better quality liner.  There are, of course, some occasions where liners will last much longer than 8-20 years, and sometimes they will fail sooner than that. People often ask, how do I know when it’s time to replace my liner? Here are some of the most common symptoms of a vinyl liner that needs replacing:

  • Liner has faded so badly there is no pattern left
  • Liner pops out of track and cannot be put back in due to loss of elasticity
  • Liner becomes brittle due to sun and chemical exposure
  • Liner constantly needs to be patched to prevent water loss
  • Large tears or holes in the liner

 

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Proper measuring of the pool’s dimensions is critical to having a wrinkle-free inground pool liner replacement that lasts as long as it should.  There are cases of less than-reputable dealers measuring a liner too small, so there are no wrinkles.  The problem with this method is that there is a tremendous amount of strain put on the material (especially in the corners), and it will usually fail within a few years. Here is a list of what’s included with a new pool liner installation:

  • Pump out pool water and remove the existing liner
  • Properly dispose of old liner
  • Take all necessary measurements to ensure a proper fit
  • Repair any minor imperfections to the pool bottom
  • Order a new liner from a quality vinyl liner manufacturer with a pattern of the homeowner’s choice
  • Install new liner using high-powered liner vacs to hold the liner in place
  • Coordinate delivery of pool water (to be paid separately by the homeowner)
  • Install new face plates and gaskets on all skimmers, return lines, main drains, and lights
  • Start the filtration system if it’s in good working order prior to our arrival
  • Clean up the job site of all tools, materials, and trash

In-ground pool liner replacement cost varies and is available upon request.