Question on Pool Repair

[zooba72]

I have, but when I first moved into the house about 3 or 4 years ago. I was actually trying to find someone to help with the sagging liner, but nobody would touch it for a repair. So I got a few quotes for a liner replacement, steps, cover, pressure testing, light, etc... Basically everything. I also received a separate quote to replace the coping which is in pretty bad shape too.

I'm still thinking that I'm going to continue using the pool in its current condition and hopefully identify the company I want to use to do the work. That will at least save some time. I was also thinking about six weeks of down time. Thanks

[FormerBromineUser]

If they can measure for a liner when full, (or have the original specs on file), I don't understand why it would take 6 weeks. Did they tell you why?

[zooba72]

They basically said the amount of time would be dependent upon the time of year. Spring/Summer was the longest lead time, while fall was much shorter (and a little cheaper - as they give discounts for doing the work in the fall). I'm guessing six week if it were to happen in the summer, I could be wrong.

I do have a somewhat odd shaped liner - it's a T shape - 18 x 36 of deep water and a shallow, I forget the exact dimensions

[FormerBromineUser]

Well, let us know what you decide to do!