Vinyl Pool Liner Installation
Professional liner replacement for inground pools
Signs You Need a New Liner
Most vinyl liners last 7-12 years. Here are the signs it's time for replacement:
Fading & Discoloration
UV exposure causes liners to fade over time. Severe fading indicates the liner is nearing end of life.
Wrinkles & Stretching
Wrinkles that won't smooth out or stretched areas indicate the liner has lost elasticity.
Tears & Leaks
Small tears can be patched temporarily, but multiple tears or leaks mean replacement is needed.
Age (7-12 Years)
Even without visible damage, liners older than 10 years should be replaced to prevent sudden failure.
Brittleness
Liners that crack or feel brittle to the touch have degraded and need immediate replacement.
Staining
Heavy staining that doesn't respond to cleaning indicates the liner surface has degraded.
The Liner Replacement Process
Measurement & Pattern Selection
We measure your pool and help you select from a wide variety of liner patterns, colors, and thicknesses. We'll bring samples so you can see them in person.
Drain Pool
We safely drain your pool, following local regulations for water disposal.
Remove Old Liner
The old liner is carefully removed and disposed of properly.
Inspect & Repair Walls/Floor
We inspect the pool structure for damage. Any necessary repairs to walls, floor, or coping are completed before liner installation.
Install New Liner
Your new liner is carefully installed, ensuring proper fit and smooth finish throughout the pool.
Fill & Balance
We fill your pool and balance the water chemistry so it's ready to use.
Timeline
On-site installation: 1-2 days
Total timeline: 2-4 weeks from measurement to completion (depending on liner availability)
Get a Liner Replacement Quote
Free on-site measurement and estimate. Wide selection of patterns and colors.