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We replaced a 16' X 40' L shaped liner recently. The price was $3700 CAD. This included repairing quite a few holes in the floor of the pool, saving the existing pool water in 2 large 'quick-set' pools, measuring and replacing the liner, new face plates, liner-lock and balancing chemicals if needed. I hope that helps you.
Many '30 mil.' liners are actually 28 mil. thick. 27 and 30 mil liners are so close that you probably won't notice much of a difference.
Once the liner is installed, hook up your plumbing, shock the pool, balance the water and you're all set.
Brad
www.waterworkspools.com
Last edited by Waterworks; 04-10-2006 at 05:48 PM.
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I've gotten three estimates:
$2,200
$2,800
$3,200
All are pretty much the same: they offer to repair any damage underneath the liner as well as replace wall foam and faceplates. I'm leaning toward the middle bid, which includes a 1-year labor warranty from the local, family-owned company and a 15-year warranty on defects to the 30 mil liner by the manufacturer. The installers are a two-man team employed by the company.
The company says the procedure will take about three days - not including the 21 days it takes for the custom-ordered liner to arrive.
I appreciate all the help.
Z
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