Restore or Replace Your Pool Liner

A vinyl pool liner creates the watertight barrier between your pool structure and the water, and when it develops tears, punctures, or begins to fade and lose elasticity, you notice the water level dropping, wrinkles forming along the floor and walls, or visible damage that exposes the pool shell underneath. Summer Pools by Ray Carden inspects liners for small leaks that can be patched and larger areas of wear that require full replacement. If your liner is more than ten years old, shows significant fading, or has multiple repair patches, replacement is often the better option for long-term performance.

We offer a wide selection of liner colors and patterns, including options that mimic tile, stone, or solid colors that reflect light and make the water appear brighter. Liner replacement involves draining the pool, removing the old liner, inspecting the pool walls and floor for damage, and installing the new liner with precise measurements so it fits tightly without wrinkles or loose areas. Proper installation prevents premature wear and ensures the liner lasts fifteen to twenty years in Phenix City's climate.

If your pool is losing water and you cannot find an obvious leak, or if the liner looks faded and feels brittle to the touch, contact Summer Pools by Ray Carden to schedule an inspection.

Your service begins with a visual inspection of the liner in your Phenix City pool, where we look for tears, punctures, wrinkles, and areas where the liner has pulled away from the coping or track. Summer Pools by Ray Carden uses underwater patch kits for small tears and punctures, applying adhesive patches that bond to the vinyl and create a watertight seal. For liners with extensive damage, fading, or loss of elasticity, we drain the pool and remove the old liner completely.

After a new liner is installed, you will see smooth, wrinkle-free surfaces from the shallow end to the deep end, tight seams that do not show gaps or puckering, and vibrant color that makes the pool look new again. The water remains at a consistent level without unexplained drops, and the liner feels firm and flexible rather than brittle or saggy.

We measure your pool carefully before ordering a replacement liner to ensure an exact fit, and we inspect the pool walls and floor for rust, rough spots, or structural damage that could puncture the new liner. If we find issues with the pool structure, we address those before installing the liner. Liner replacement typically takes one to two days once the pool is drained and the new liner arrives.

Homeowners want to know whether a small tear can be patched reliably, how long a new liner will last, and what causes liners to fail prematurely. These questions help you decide whether to repair or replace and what steps to take to extend the life of your investment.

Summer Pools by Ray Carden handles liner repairs and replacements for homeowners in Phenix City who need reliable leak fixes and updated pool aesthetics. If your liner is torn, faded, or showing signs of wear, get in touch to discuss repair options or schedule a replacement.