Virginia Beach, VA
Pool liner replacement in Virginia Beach
A new vinyl liner for an inground pool that has faded, worn thin or started to leak.
A vinyl liner is the waterproof skin of an inground pool. When it fades, wrinkles, tears or leaks, replacing it restores the surface and keeps the pool holding water. Presidential Pools replaces liners on inground pools in Virginia Beach and nearby cities.
Signs a liner is due
- Colour has faded or the pattern has worn away
- Wrinkles or stretched areas that keep returning
- Tears, seam separation or a steady loss of water
- A rough, brittle or slippery feel underfoot
What the quote needs from you
- Pool shape and approximate size
- Roughly how old the current liner is
- Anything you have noticed, such as leaks or wrinkles
What replacement involves
- Measure the pool so the new liner fits its exact shape.
- Lower the water and remove the old liner.
- Check the pool floor and walls and prepare the surface.
- Fit the new liner, set it in place and start refilling.
- Bring the water back up and check the finished surface.
- Every pool is different, so the work and the quote depend on your pool. Call or send a request and we will talk it through.
What to expect
A short conversation about your pool is the first step. Nothing is priced until the business knows what your pool needs.
Quote based on your pool
Shape, size and condition decide the work, so each quote starts from your pool and not a standard package.
Inground vinyl-liner pools
Liner replacement is the focus of this page: inground pools with a vinyl liner that is showing its age.
Talk it through first
Prefer to describe measurements out loud? Call and ask your questions before you send anything.
What a refreshed pool can look like
These are stock photographs used for illustration. They are not Presidential Pools projects.
Illustration: smooth molded steps and clear water. 
Illustration: a backyard pool beside a modern house. 
Illustration: clear water along a decked pool edge.
Liner replacement questions
How do I know it is time to replace my liner?
Look for fading, wrinkles that keep coming back, tears, or water loss you cannot explain. If you are unsure, describe what you see in a request or on a call.
What does a quote need?
The pool shape, an approximate size, and how old the current liner is. Photos or notes about leaks and wrinkles help, but are optional.
Can a wrinkled liner be fixed instead?
Sometimes a repair is enough and sometimes replacement makes more sense. The business can tell you which fits once it knows what you are seeing.
When is the work done?
Scheduling depends on your pool and the season. Contact the business to talk about timing.
Want to talk through measurements first?
Call and describe your pool. Questions are welcome before you request anything.