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Sheet PL-100 · London, Ontario

Pools + Pool Liners

Bring a tired pool back to life.

A worn liner or a cracked deck does not mean a new pool. New vinyl, new concrete, and the work around it, done by the same crew that pours driveways all summer.

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Freeform backyard pool with a stamped concrete deck, dark coping, and a stone waterfall

One Crew

The liner and the concrete around it, handled together.

Liner life

Most vinyl liners last 8 to 12 years

Best time to book

Fall, at or just after closing

Scope

Liner, deck, coping, and repairs in one job

Sheet PL-109 / Before + after

Same pool. Drag to see the difference.

A drained pool with a worn, torn liner on one side, and the same pool refilled over fresh vinyl on the other. This is what a liner swap buys you: not a new pool, your pool with years added back to it.

What a liner swap includes
  • Walls and floor checked before anything new goes in
  • Made to measure vinyl, set square and locked at the edges
  • Deck, coping, and concrete repairs handled by the same crew
  • Book at fall closing and swim first thing next season
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The same pool refilled with a bright new blue vinyl liner Before After

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Vinyl Liner Replacement

The job we do most. We drain the pool, pull the old liner, check the walls and floor, and fit a new made-to-measure vinyl liner. A fresh liner stops leaks, sharpens the look, and adds years to a pool you already own.

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Pool Decks + Coping

The concrete around the water, poured or stamped, with coping that caps the pool edge. We build it to drain away from the pool and stand up to sun, salt, and Ontario freeze and thaw.

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Pool Renovation

Bringing a tired pool back to life: new liner, rebuilt or resurfaced deck, fresh coping, and the concrete repairs around it, all handled by one crew instead of three.

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Equipment Pads + Repairs

Level pads for pumps, heaters, and filters, plus fixing the cracked and settled concrete that shows up around older pools.

Sheet PL-110 / The sequence

How a liner swap goes.

01

Drain + pull

The water comes down and the old liner comes out, so we can finally see the whole shell.

02

Check the shell

Walls and floor get checked and prepped before anything new goes in. Problems get flagged to you, with options.

03

Fit the liner

A made-to-measure vinyl liner goes in, set square, smooth, and locked at the edges.

04

Fill + walkthrough

The pool fills and the liner settles in, and we walk the finished job with you before we call it done.

Why timing matters

A liner has a clock on it.

Most vinyl liners last 8 to 12 years before the vinyl gets brittle, the pattern fades, and small leaks start. A plaster or concrete interior runs a little longer. If your pool is in that window, a new liner now is cheaper than chasing leaks and losing a swimming season to it.

The best time to book is fall, right at closing. The pool is already down, the work happens over the off season, and you are ready to swim the day it warms up. Spring works too, but those slots go early.

Backyard pool with a freshly fitted blue vinyl liner and a slide
PL-101 / Fresh vinyl, fitted to the pool

Sheet PL-108 / Straight answers

Pool questions we hear the most.

The short versions. The long version, with your pool in front of us, comes with the free site visit.

How long does a vinyl pool liner last?

Usually 8 to 12 years. Fading, wrinkles, brittleness at the waterline, and slow water loss are the signs it is near the end. Once a liner starts leaking, it rarely gets better on its own.

When is the best time to replace a liner?

Fall, at or just after closing, is ideal. The pool is already drained down, and you get the earliest booking so you are ready to swim first thing next season. Spring works too, but the calendar fills up fast.

Do you do the concrete deck and coping too?

Yes. Pool decks, coping, and the flatwork around a pool are our specialty. Doing the liner and the concrete with one crew means the edges line up and you are not managing two trades.

Can you fix a pool without replacing everything?

Often, yes. A new liner, a patched or resurfaced deck, and new coping can transform a pool for a fraction of a full rebuild. We tell you honestly at the site visit what is worth doing and what is not.