When a pool liner starts to fade it is not just the pattern that is degraded, a leaking pool can erode the pool floor. This customer was selling his home and wanted to be sure that the new owners had as good of an experience as he had with his family over the years. He wanted the liner changed and any floor issues dealt with prior to the sale.
Great question! Most people like to change their pool liner in the spring as it effects the pool usage least....or so they think! The best time for your pool structure is to replace the pool liner in the heat of the summer when the ground conditions are dry and stable. The process is pretty fast and we can easily accommodate this when your family is at the cottage for a couple days. Other than that, an autumn liner replacement works great for many folks. The great news is that we change pool liners April into October so there is lots of time to get you and your family swimming
There is a lot of steps that go into changing your pool liner. What most people find surprising is that more than half of them occur before we even start to drain the water from your pool. What we find on average is that from the day the existing pool is drained until the day you are able to swim again is about 7 days.
We have 5 pool crews building dreams every day there is no snow. The sooner you click here to book your appointment with our team to discuss options the quicker we can get your pool looking beautiful! :D
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A family that gathers, stays together. When 3 growing boys become 3 young men with growing families of their own, a pool area and backyard can change to accommodate all the new fun and adventures. Great decisions during the design process and high-quality workmanship gave excellent results here for the next generation.
Sometimes a catastrophic pool event can happen. A pool liner that fails is usually due to its lifespan being exceeded but can also be caused by an event of some kind that involves an insurance claim. We can help you through the insurance process efficiently because we have developed our own in-house policy and procedures that will get you the best service from your insurer. We are a preferred partner of most carriers and have solid relationships with many adjusters. At the end of the day, you will get everything possible as set out by your particular policy.
Past its “Best Before Date” is the best description of this pool when we were called to advise. Upgrading of the circulation system was the main concern due to massive water loss. While the pool was exposed, we were able to address the other issues that are not visible or diagnosable when a pool has a liner in it.
The existing pool was approximately 35 years old. The homeowners had just purchased the house and wanted to totally renovate the pool and back yard. The existing pool was a 16ft x 40ft Lazy ‘L’, with a fiberglass spa/step extending out of the shallow end. The pool had a 3ft perimeter of concrete with a small patio area that combined concrete and interlock pavers. The pool also had the original wide 6” aluminum patio coping. The pool and patio area was dated and the homeowners wanted something more contemporary. They had a large family with small children and were looking for a number of items. They wanted the pool to have an automatic pool cover for safety reason, a larger concrete patio area for entertaining, and they wanted updated pool lighting as well as some kind of water feature to enhance the pool and the large back yard.
An attached hot tub in the 1980’s sounded like a good idea at one time but when it leaks for many years and is unused it is not only an eyesore but also a waste of valuable space on the pool deck.
A replacement with clean coextruded Thermoplastic walk-in staircase and fade resistant pool liner pattern is just what this client asked for so their pool would be beautiful asset in the yard again.
Renovating your pool and yard? If you are thinking of making changes to your space there is much to consider, what do I really want? How will I use the space? The following is an example from a recent client’s project. They purchased a home with a need to revamp an older pool with a yard that was not functioning for their young family. A new home deserves a new pool – one built with you and your family in mind. This client wanted to upgrade the pool to suit them and their young growing family – with every area designed from fence to fence for the comfort and fun of their children…good design ensures it works perfectly for the grownups too!
A Full L shaped pool is like having 2 pools in one! A full shallow end and a full deep end. This Crestview pool needed a new liner, circulation system as well as new broom finished concrete decking. Once the walls were exposed, there was also some corroded steel to deal with. It was originally built for the kids in the 80’s and is now ready for the grandchildren.
When a client asks us, “How can I make my pool look brand new without ripping anything apart?” We discuss fresh decking surfaces designed specifically to cover concrete cracks that Manitoba weather guarantees. The old skimmer and circulation system on this pool was found to be badly degraded and most definitely leaking. By correcting that situation with a new skimmer and return system, as well as some minor structural work that we found under the old liner, this pool looks fresh, modern and most importantly, will be worry-free for many years to come. This entire deck was rubber surfaced following this work.
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