should I Replace my pool’s vinyl liner?

If you have a vinyl liner pool, you may know you need to replace it periodically. How often should you replace it?

Typically, you want to replace your vinyl swimming pool liner every 8-12 years. Different variables can affect this time line and include water chemistry, sun exposure, frequency of use, and liner thickness.

How Do I Know If I Should Replace My Liner?

  • If you have cracks, tears, wrinkles, or leaks, this is a good indicator that it’s time for a new liner. While your liner is meant to withstand the elements, over the years, you may encounter cracks and even leaks. If your crack is large, this means it’s time to replace your liner. If you aren’t sure, contact us, and we can assess your liner.

  • If your liner is stained or discolored, you may want to replace it. While some people replace their liner for purely cosmetic reasons, a stained/discolored liner may also mean it’s becoming brittle with age. Older liners are more likely to get tears and wrinkles.

  • Your liner is stretching or slipping. Some liners become brittle with age, while others stretch over time. If you notice this as well as wrinkles, it’s time to replace it.

  • Your liner is falling out of the bead. Your liner may be held in place by a track and bead system. If this is the case, and it’s fallen out, you want to replace your liner.

Our Latham vinyl liners are available in numerous patterns and colors. Choosing one you enjoy is vital because your liner defines the look and feel of your pool. Contact us below to schedule a time to discuss your liner, or feel free to stop by any time!

Pool Liner Considerations Checklist