
Punctures and tears
Wet patches bond underwater without draining the pool, so you lose no swim days.


Wet patches bond underwater without draining the pool, so you lose no swim days.

A lifting seam can often be re-bonded if the surrounding vinyl still has flex in it.

Leaks at skimmers, returns and lights are usually gasket or faceplate problems, not liner problems.

High-traffic wear points get reinforced patches sized to take the abuse again.

Wrinkles are a symptom. We check for groundwater and floor washout before blaming the vinyl.

If we cannot see the hole, we find it. Dye testing and pressure testing come before any patch.
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Vinyl is still soft and flexible, the pool is under about ten years old, and the damage is a clean, isolated tear.
Vinyl is faded, brittle and stiff, or you have patched three times in two seasons. New tears will keep appearing.
Repeated tears in the same area usually mean something behind the liner is failing. Patching that is a treadmill.

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On healthy vinyl, years. Often the rest of the liner life. On brittle vinyl, sometimes a single season.
Almost never, and we avoid it. Draining a vinyl pool risks shrinking the liner and floating the shell.
Slightly. We match pattern stock where we can, but a patch on a printed floor is never invisible.
A bucket test compares pool loss to evaporation. If you are losing more, we come out and find the source.
A single located patch is a modest service call. Leak detection is priced separately when the hole has to be found.
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We locate the leak first and then tell you whether a patch or a new liner is the smarter spend.