In Ground Pool Liners

The best liners resist UV fading, stay flexible longer, and offer the greatest thickness and durability. Our liners are sourced from top manufacturers in Canada who use only the highest quality vinyl material. Since replacing a pool liner is labor-intensive and a significant investment, we recommend choosing only the best quality liners to avoid having to replace them again in just a few years due to lower-quality products.

The cost to replace an inground pool liner in Canada varies depending on pool size, liner thickness, and installation complexity. On average, replacement costs range from $3,000 to $8000, including materials and professional installation.

While some homeowners with DIY experience may install a pool liner themselves, professional installation is generally recommended to ensure proper fit, sealing, and to avoid damage. Improper installation can lead to leaks, wrinkles, or premature liner failure.

A quality vinyl inground pool liner typically lasts between 8 and 15 years, depending on factors like water chemistry, maintenance, UV exposure, and pool usage.

Lighter-colored liners generally resist UV damage better and may last longer than darker colors, which absorb more sunlight and heat. However, proper maintenance and water balance have a greater impact on liner lifespan than color alone.

You may have a drawing of your pool or a previous liner included with your pool records. If the last liner fit well and was based on those drawings, you may be able to use this information to order a replacement liner. If measurements are needed, it may be possible to measure with the pool full, but some prefer to drain and remove the liner for more irregularly shaped pools or just to be as accurate as possible.

Lighter liners reflect sunlight, helping keep water cooler and resist fading, while darker liners can absorb heat and provide a deeper, richer pool color. Your choice depends on climate preferences and aesthetic goals.

You may need to replace your pool liner if you notice visible tears, cracks, or leaks, persistent wrinkles, fading or discoloration, or if the liner feels brittle or worn. Water loss and frequent refilling can also indicate liner damage, and with the pool liner industry continually introducing new designs, replacing your liner can significantly improve your pool’s appearance and bring new life to your backyard space.

Yes, proper maintenance, such as balancing water chemistry, avoiding sharp objects near the pool, cleaning gently, and protecting the liner from UV damage, can significantly extend its lifespan and delay the need for replacement.

Replacing a pool liner typically takes 1 to 3 days, depending on the pool size, condition of the pool walls and floor, and installation complexity. This includes draining the pool, removing the old liner, preparing the surface, and installing the new liner.

While some experienced DIYers may replace a pool liner themselves, professional installation is recommended to ensure proper fit, avoid leaks, and maximize liner lifespan. Improper installation can cause costly issues down the line.