
Measured on site
Every wall, corner, radius, step and bench is measured by hand. Stock sizes are how you end up with a stretched liner.


Every wall, corner, radius, step and bench is measured by hand. Stock sizes are how you end up with a stretched liner.

Washouts, dips and rough spots get patched and troweled before anything new goes in.

We look for rust, bowing and loose braces while the wall is exposed, the only time you can.

Skimmer, return and light gaskets are replaced. Reusing old ones is the most common source of a new leak.

The liner is drawn tight with a vacuum so corners seat and the pattern hangs straight.

We manage the fill, cut in fittings at the correct water level, then start up and balance.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

Fittings cut before the water reaches the right level put permanent tension on the vinyl. Patience here is the whole job.
A new liner over a washed-out floor telegraphs every dip within a month. It also wears through at the low spots.
A drained vinyl pool shrinks in the sun fast. We schedule so the old liner comes out and the new one goes in the same day.

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

Ask us a liner replacement question
The liner goes in within a day. Filling a typical pool takes another day or two depending on your water source.
Most residential pools land in the low-to-mid thousands installed, more if the floor or walls need real repair. Our cost guide has the ranges.
Two to three weeks from measurement in most seasons. Spring gets busy, so early booking matters.
Yes, and it is a good time. Warm enough to install, and the pool is going down for winter anyway.
We will tell you. Chemistry, groundwater and sun exposure each leave a different signature on old vinyl.
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We measure, inspect what is behind the vinyl, and quote it all as one number.