UV Pools: Your Pool Liner, Pool Renovation & Pool Repair Nerds

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No. We perform all of our own work in-house, with experienced and knowledgeable staff.

A new in-ground pool can cost anywhere from $50,000 and up. This depends on size the size of your new pool, and added options such as lights, heating, and concrete. There are also on-ground pools, which are different than above-ground pools, that can cost as little as $30,000. On-ground pools are built much in the same way as in-ground pools.

$15,000 compared to $90,000

No, if the liner or pipes can be fixed before the snow flies, you will be saving yourself a huge headache come springtime. Leaking water left over winter can cause pipes to crack, soften pool bases, crack concrete and even push in pool walls.

The best way to get more life out of your vinyl swimming pool liner is to take good care of it. In particular, make sure to:

• Always use a pool cover in the winter (only on in ground pools).
• Always maintain proper pool chemistry.
• Always keep the pool full of water when it's in use to prevent sun damage.
• Keep the part of the liner that's above the water clean by using a pool vinyl liner cleaner.
• Use a solar blanket when the swimming pool is not in use.
• Never pump the water out of the pool lower than your winterizing level.
• You could add a ultra violet sanitation system to greatly reduce chemical usage which will substantially extend the life of your liner.
• If you follow these simple guidelines you will be sure to enjoy your vinyl-lined swimming pool for many, many years.
• Call for a free estimate.

All our pool liners carry a lifetime prorated warranty covering manufacturing defects and seam separation. Our services carry a 3 year warranty on workmanship.

Unfortunately, most swimming pool owners wait until their vinyl pool liner fails before they decide to replace it. The loss of pool water through pool liner failure often results in significant damage to the underlying structure of the swimming pool. It is wise to replace your pool liner proactively when it is nearing the end of its useful life. If your liner has rips longer than a couple of inches or if your liner is losing elasticity and becoming brittle (look for horizontal cracking above the water line) you should replace it.

After signing an agreement, the lead time will typically range from 1 week to 1 month. Liners are custom measured then ordered, manufactured, and shipped specifically for your pool. We book on a first-come, first-serve basis.