Swimmming Pool Liners

From Large Intricate Designs to Smaller Simple Pools

Your pool is an oasis for the entire family on a hot summer day. Caring for it and maintaining it is essential in keeping your paradise cool and wet for the season.

Whether it is an above ground pool or in-ground pool, most of today's backyard pools use a pool liner system. Even with the most tedious care, pool liners eventually wear out. The cost of a replacement liner is affordable and is a necessary requirement of pools with liners.

Since swimming pools come in all shapes and sizes, so do pool liners. Pool liners must be accurately measured to guarantee a great fit because most pool liners are custom made to the specifications of your pool. Pool liners also come in various bead or overlap styles. If you were thinking of tackling this task yourself, CONTACT US TODAY! We'll save you the time, money and aggravation, by installing a new liner correctly the first time.

How can I tell if I need a new pool liner?

If you are adding one inch of water to your pool per week, not including splashed out water or backwashing the filter, you probably have a significant leak.

Chlorine and sunlight are pretty harsh to pool liners over time. If the liner’s color is faded, bleached, or has become brittle, it needs to be replaced.

Another good indication is if the liner has been pulled from its bead or lip, this is usually indicative of the liner shrinking from drying out.

What should I do to extend the life of my liner?

First and foremost, your pool liner must be installed correctly.  Let Premier Pool Service install your liner to ensure proper installation.  There are many tedious tasks to installing a pool liner, which if overlooked, can result in additional costs and time lost.  We'll install it right the first time!

A liner can last anywhere from five to fifteen years. There are conditions that will shorten a liner's life, and there are steps that can be taken to extend a liner's life. Proper water balance is an absolute must for getting the most out of a liner.

The thickness of a liner is also something to consider. The thicker the liner the more it will cost, but it will also last longer.