Specialty

New vinyl liner,
in and full inside three days.

Wrinkled, faded, or hiding a slow leak you can't find. After eight to twelve years most Utah vinyl-liner pools want a new liner, and the visual jump is dramatic. We measure on Monday, order Tuesday, install Friday, and you're swimming again the next weekend.

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Installed

$2,800–$4,800

By pool size and liner thickness. Includes drain, measure, install, refill, and chemistry reset.

On the invoice

Every visit, every line spelled out.

On-site measuring — every panel measured, not estimated
Liner ordered to spec (20 mil, 27 mil, or 30 mil thicknesses)
Pattern selection — we bring sample swatches; you pick in person
Drain + old liner removal (3–6 hours)
Pool prep — wall foam inspection, floor smoothing, faceplate replacement
New liner install with vacuum-fit method (no wrinkles)
Faceplate, gasket, skimmer, return-line replacement at original fittings
Refill + chemistry reset — Utah hard-water aware
12-month workmanship warranty + manufacturer warranty registration (typically 20-year prorated)

From book to done

What actually happens once you hit send.

01 — Measure visit

60–90 minutes on-site. Every wall, corner, step, bench, swim-out, and feature measured. Sample swatches reviewed. Quote within 48 hours.

02 — Liner ordered

Custom liners ship in 10–21 days from the manufacturer. We hold install slots open during that window.

03 — Install (3-day window)

Day 1: drain + tear-out + wall prep. Day 2: liner install + faceplate replacement + start refill. Day 3: refill complete + chemistry reset + first inspection.

04 — 30-day check

Vacuum-fit liners settle over the first month. We come back at 30 days to confirm settling is normal and adjust any minor wrinkles.

Tuned for the Wasatch

The Utah-specific part of this service.

South Ogden alone has the highest concentration of 1980s+ vinyl-liner pools in Weber County. We service these weekly, know the original pool builders' wall systems, and stock replacement faceplates and gaskets specific to that era.
We don't subcontract the install. Same crew measures, orders, drains, installs, refills.
Utah's freeze cycles tear wrinkles into liners over 8–12 years even with good cover practice. We see new failure patterns by year 9–10; replacement timing planning saves a mid-season emergency.
Most resurfacing companies won't touch vinyl liners (different skillset). Most pool service companies don't have the equipment to install one. We do both because legacy Ogden pools demand it.

FAQ

The questions we get for this one.

How long does a vinyl liner last in Utah?

Average 8–12 years if the pool is opened/closed properly and water chemistry is held. Heavy chlorine use shortens to 7–9; gentle chemistry + a winter cover stretches to 13–15.

What's the difference between 20 mil and 27 mil?

Thickness. 20 mil is the budget option ($2,800 range). 27 mil is the residential standard, better puncture resistance ($3,400 range). 30 mil is heavy-use or commercial ($4,000+). For most Utah residential pools we recommend 27 mil.

Can I just patch the leak?

Patches work if you find the leak (we do — leak detection $399). But patches don't fix wrinkling, fading, or end-of-life liners. A patch buys 1–3 years; a replacement buys 10+.

Will my pool size change with a new liner?

Slightly — about 1/4 inch shrinkage per wall as the new liner draws tight. Total water-volume change is under 2%. Most homeowners never notice.

Do I need to pick a fancy pattern?

No. We carry 20+ standard patterns from Latham, Tara, and GLI. Solid colors (Caribbean Blue, Black Bottom) are timeless. Tile-look patterns are trendy. Your call.

Adjacent work

Other things we tend to handle.

Leak detection

Most plumbers won't touch pool leaks.

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Pool inspection

Buying a home with a pool, and the home inspector skipped it the way they usually do? We do the full thing, structure, equipment, plumbing, electrical, chemistry, and the PDF report lands in your inbox inside twenty-four hours so the closing keeps moving.

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