
Measurement visit
An hour on site recording every dimension, plus an inspection of the floor, walls and fittings.


An hour on site recording every dimension, plus an inspection of the floor, walls and fittings.

Samples in daylight against your coping, then a firm quote covering liner, labor and known repairs.

Your liner is built to those measurements. This is the wait, usually ten to fifteen business days.

Old liner out, floor and wall repairs made, new liner vacuum-set and seated. One day of work.

One to two days of filling, timed so we can cut in the fittings at the correct level.

We balance the water, run the equipment and walk you through keeping the new liner healthy.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

Rusted walls or a washed-out floor add a day. We would rather add that day than lay new vinyl over a bad substrate.
Install needs a dry, mild day. Cold vinyl does not stretch and wet ground makes a mess of the deck.
Spring is our busiest window. Booking in fall or winter gets you the earliest install dates.

Building anywhere in the metro. Tell us where your yard is.

Ask us a timeline question
Only if a suitable liner is already in stock. Custom fabrication is the fixed part of the timeline.
For the measurement and pattern selection, yes. On install day it helps but is not required.
A typical residential pool needs fifteen to twenty-five thousand gallons. City water is usually fine; we can arrange delivery.
Once the pool is full, balanced and the chlorine has settled, usually a day or two after the fill completes.
We stop, show you, and price it before proceeding. No surprises on the invoice.
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Liner slots fill from March onward. An off-season measurement gets you the date you want.