Frequently Asked Questions About Swimming Pools

Multiple factors can affect the life of your swimming pool liner, such as your pool's chemistry and how much sunlight the pool gets. Having said that, a quality liner that is made by a reputable American company should last at least ten years.

The better you maintain your swimming pool’s filtration system, the longer the pump will last. We have found that the average life span is about five years.

During periods of use, the water should be turned over at least once a day, taking about 8 hours to do so. During the winter months you can slow it down to about 4-6 hours a day, where your pool doesn’t need to be turned over every day.

This depends on many factors such as: pool size, size of filter, type of filter, type of auto-cleaner used, etc. Most filter manufacturers recommend a complete filter tear-down and cleaning at least twice a year.

Yes – we can usually do this in one day.

When the level of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) exceeds 2000 Parts Per Million (PPM). This is usually every three to five years.

At least 2/3 up the skimmer on the side of the pool.

Once we have come out and measured the pool and the liner is ready, we will remove your old liner and completely install the new one in one day. We will have to come back in a day or two to cut out the area around the skimmer and returns, and retrieve our vacuum.