Vinyl lined pools are generally less expensive than gunite and offer a smooth, non-porous surface. They are popular in colder regions of the country because they can be quickly drained and covered in the winter.

Polymer or steel walls are bolted and fastened together on concrete flooring. The vinyl liner is spread over the floor and paneled walls and connected to the top of the walls by a vinyl rib at the outside edge of the liner.

Installation Options for Vinyl Pools

Pools are available in a range of shapes and sizes, and we can install the following types of vinyl pools in your home:

Spa – Want something small and relaxing? Then a spa is the perfect choice

Plunge pool – a plunge pool is typically smaller than your average pool and is ideal for less spacious environments

Lap Pool – Do laps while at home. Suitable for narrow areas

Also, you can choose a standard size pool that we offer in the classic oval or rectangular shapes, and the always popular kidney shape.

Benefits of a Vinyl Pool:

• Low initial cost – Vinyl Liner Pools have the lowest initial cost of any of the three types of inground pools.
• Customizable shape and size – Vinyl Pool can be made in any shape and size
• Vinyl liner pools are nonabrasive – Vinyl liners have smooth surfaces and are good to touch.
• Doesn’t foster algae – The vinyl material is relatively non-porous so it lessens the chance of algae growth in the pool.