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IN-GROUND VINYL LINER REPLACEMENT

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IN-GROUND VINYL LINER REPLACEMENT

In-ground vinyl liner replacement involves replacing the existing vinyl liner in a swimming pool with a new one. Over time, vinyl liners can wear out, fade, develop leaks, or simply become outdated in terms of style. Here are the key steps involved in the process of replacing an in-ground vinyl liner:

Drain the Pool: The first step is to drain the pool completely. The water is typically pumped out using a submersible pump or a pool drain system. It's important to follow proper procedures for draining the pool to avoid any damage to the surrounding area.

Remove the Old Liner: Once the pool is drained, the old vinyl liner needs to be carefully removed. This involves removing any coping or trim around the edges of the pool that holds the liner in place. The liner is then pulled out, starting from one end and working systematically around the pool.

Inspect the Pool Structure: With the old liner removed, it's an ideal time to inspect the pool structure for any damage or wear. Check for cracks, leaks, or any other issues that may need repair before installing the new liner. If any repairs are required, it's best to address them at this stage.

Refill the Pool and Adjust Water Chemistry: After the liner is securely installed, the pool is slowly filled with water. It's important to monitor the filling process to ensure the liner settles properly and no excessive pressure is exerted on it. Once the pool is filled, the water chemistry needs to be adjusted to the appropriate levels for optimal pool maintenance.

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