In addition to New Liners and Safety Covers, we also do Leak Detection and Inground Pool Remodeling & Renovation

When you get a new pool liner installed in your in-ground pool, you will probably have some questions. A new pool liner will immediately make an older pool look new, plus it is an opportunity to change the color. It can even feel like a brand new pool, even though it is just new vinyl. Our primary liner manufacturer is Kayden and you can check out their colors and options here.

New Vinyl Liners are custom made for each pool and we can typically quote it with some photos. Prices do not include water or chemicals. Vinyl steps, benches, non-rectangle corners, unique shapes & certain liner choices can increase the price, but we can get you a quote with some photos and basic information through text message!
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Replacement Inground Pool Liners – Westmoreland County, PA

Credible Pool & Spa replaces inground pool liners throughout Westmoreland County, including Irwin, Greensburg, Murrysville, North Huntingdon, Hempfield Township, Latrobe, Export, and surrounding areas. We also service much of the greater Pittsburgh region within one hour of Irwin, Pennsylvania.

Every inground pool liner is custom made. There are no standard sizes. Accurate measurement and proper installation are what determine how the liner looks and how long it lasts.

Liner Installation Process

Once measured and ordered, liner manufacturing typically takes less than one week, but depends on seasonal demand.

Installation includes:

• Draining the pool

• Removing the existing vinyl liner

• Inspecting walls and floor

• Hanging and vacuum-setting the new liner

• Filling the pool with trucked-in water

If underlying issues are discovered (wall corrosion, bottom damage, etc.), they are addressed before proceeding.

Wrinkles & Expectations

Wrinkles are uncommon, but replacement liners are installed into existing pools. Age, original construction, settling, and bead receiver condition can affect the final result.

Minor imperfections or first-season liner movement can occur. Perfection cannot be guaranteed, but accurate measurement and proper installation are.