COMMON QUESTIONS

Everything You Need to Know

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO INSTALL A VINYL LINER POOL

The duration of an inground pool installation depends on various factors such as the pool's size, complexity, site conditions, and permitting processes. On average, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months to complete the installation, including excavation, construction, plumbing, electrical work, and finishing touches.

WHAT SIZE AND SHAPE SHOULD THE POOL BE?

Many people feel that the shape and size of the pool must depend on their own personal choice but the choices can be restricted due to many external factors like:

The dimensions of your backyard
The surrounding and views of your backyard
The size of your family and the type of functionality needed from the swimming pool installation
Landscape features and styles
Structural and architectural features of the house
Legal restrictions

WHAT FACTORS INFLUENCE THE COST OF AN INGROUND POOL?

Several factors contribute to the cost of an inground pool installation. These include the pool's size, shape, and depth, the chosen materials for construction, additional features such as waterfalls or lighting, the complexity of the site, landscaping requirements, and any necessary permits and inspections. It's best to consult with our team for a detailed estimate based on your specific preferences and property.

HOW LONG DO VINYL LINER POOLS LAST

On average, a vinyl liner pool can last the lifetime of your home. This does not apply to the vinyl liner itself, which will need to be replaced on average approximately every 10 years or longer. However, you can extend the lifespan of your vinyl liner by following best practices such as never fully emptying your vinyl liner pool and removing airborne debris like tree branches that can puncture or tear your liner.

Relatively Low-Maintenance: Vinyl liner pools are easy to maintain, but require regular scrubbing with a soft brush or sponge to keep dirt and debris at bay. Concrete pools, in comparison, require an intensive degree of care (including periodic acid washing and resurfacing) as these pools are more susceptible to algae growth due to their porous nature.
Durable: Vinyl Liner pools wall systems can last a lifetime with routine liner changes. In comparison, a well-maintained concrete or gunite pool can last for decades, but needs to be routinely resurfaced and acid washed approximately every 10 years.