Vinyl Pool Liner Questions & Answers | PoolTech

 On average, 8–12 years depending on water chemistry, sunlight exposure, and proper maintenance. Some premium liners can last longer with excellent care 

 Signs include fading, brittle texture, wrinkles, leaks, or pulling away from the coping. If you’re constantly patching, replacement may be more cost-effective. 

 No. The old liner must be removed so the pool floor and walls can be inspected and prepped properly. Leaving an old liner in place can cause fit issues and shorten the life of the new one. 

 Most liner replacements are completed in 1–3 days, depending on pool size, prep work, and weather. 

 Our 100% American-made vinyl liners are durable, affordable, backed by a 20-year warranty, resist harsh four-state weather, and feature a smooth, safe, low-maintenance surface. 

 Yes, we take precise measurements to ensure a perfect fit and order the liner directly from trusted manufacturers. 

 Yes, we take precise measurements to ensure a perfect fit and order the liner directly from trusted manufacturers. 

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We work with industry leaders like Latham, GLI, Tara, and Merlin to give you a wide range of colors, patterns, and thicknesses.

Yes, all liners we install come with a manufacturer’s warranty (typically 20–25 years prorated). Our workmanship is also backed by a labor warranty.

 Keep water chemistry balanced, avoid draining the pool without guidance, use a pool cover, and prevent sharp objects or pets from entering the pool. 

 Use a soft brush and mild vinyl-safe cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive tools, or pressure washing, as these can damage the material. 

Small tears or punctures can be patched underwater, but if damage is widespread or the liner is aged, replacement is usually the better option.