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With an incredible selection of models to choose from and a wide range of prices, we have automatic inground pool cleaners from all the top brands that will suit many different budgets. No matter which particular model you choose from In The Swim, whether it's a Polaris pressure side cleaner or a Zodiac in-ground pool cleaner, you can feel confident that you will be receiving a high quality automatic inground cleaner for great value. If you have any questions regarding automatic inground cleaners or any pool supplies from In The Swim our expert pool staff is on-hand to answer any questions that you may have via phone or email. All of the pool supplies from In The Swim are delivered with fast processing and shipping. See New Features on Polaris Pool CleanersInground pool liners can last up to 25 or more years. The average pool owner should only have to replace their pool liner once. To get the full life out of your liner, you have to keep chemicals within normal ranges, and have it “installed properly”.

To handle any problems that may arise during the installation, do your best to hire an experienced installer. By reading this: “inground liner replacement guide”, you should be able to ask your installer some informed questions, and compare apples to apples.Your installer should be able to supply you with samples from a few quality manufacturers. vacuum cleaner india panasonicYou want a liner made from virgin vinyl, not one that uses any recycled materials. best vacuum cleaner in puneLiners made with recyclables are less pliable, affecting the durability of the liner, and it’s ability to handle seasonal temperature changes.wet and dry carpet cleaning machinesBefore you order a new liner, you will want to decide on any changes to the pool shape. pool cleaning pole parts

These include: The addition of stairs; change in the slope angle, or pool depth. Many homeowners are eliminating deep ends for safety.Liners come in a variety of exciting new colors and patterns. There are textured materials that can be embossed on steps for better traction. You will find all manufacturers offer thicker mils for the walls, pool bottom, or steps, depending on your needs. A 27 or 28 mil side wall is the most common upgrade.Most people misunderstand pool liner warranties. They are pro-rated, which means you get less and pay more the longer the liner is in your pool. I would like to point out that in my personal experience with 7 or 8 major manufacturers, and at least 2000 liner installations over a 40 year career, 1 out of 70 liners have a problem during the initial installation, 1 out of 700 liners will have a failure in the second year, and 1 out of 2000 will have a failure in the third year. New high quality liners don’t fail often, they may get damaged, but it most likely won’t be due to a manufacturer defect, which is all that is covered.

Few if any liner replacements are credited with a manufacturers warranty after the fourth year, so don’t purchase a liner based on a “warranty gimmick”. I would love to hear from pool owners that have successfully used a warranty from a manufacturer. Anyone trying to get a higher price for a job because of warranty, is either uninformed or unscrupulous.When the liner arrives it is time to take the water out of the pool. You may choose to store the water on site, or discard it. If you discard it, be sure not to raise your ground water table, flood your neighbor, or pump into a street or basin not allowed by your town, make good decisions.Our big concern when we pump out a pool is the groundwater table level. If it is higher than the pool bottom, it can cause some damage and extra work.If you do have ground water and the pool was installed at a time of the year when the excavator hit water, then you probably have a ground water pipe going into crushed stone under your pool. If this pipe can be located, the groundwater can be pumped down and the potential problem eliminated.

If not, there are a few other options. Groundwater can mean extra costs, so be sure to ask your installer if there are extra fees to handle this groundwater issues.We installers have all heard stories of pool walls collapsing when a pool is drained. I have only had this happen on a wood walled pool, but have seen steel walled pools move. If your walls are not perfectly straight to begin with, then you may not have a cement collar around the outside of your pool walls, and braces. If this is a possibility, I would wait till a dry period to relieve the weight of the backfill on your pool walls, I would prepare well and do the job as quickly as possible, and avoid any extended rain forecasts.I always hope that your pool bottom is vermiculite. This is a cement product that can be easily cleaned and patched. If the vermiculite was installed thin or has been exposed to groundwater for extended periods, then additional repairs may be necessary.Older pools may have a sand bottom. This will be displaced when the liner is removed, and will need to be re-troweled at an additional cost.

The other option is to cover it with vermiculite, making a permanent bottom.My least favorite pool bottom to work with is stone dust. It works well for the initial installation, but the sharp pieces of stone that make up stone dust, lift up as the finer pieces  that make up stone dust settle. The sharp stones adhere to the liner as it’s being pulled out. this causes a residual of sharp stone chips that will always cause a premature failure of the pool liner.The only option is to skim coat the pool bottom with vermiculite. If anyone tells you otherwise, you tell them you are going to inspect the bottom for stone particles before you let them put in the new pool liner. Too many people have learned this lesson the hard way.The next most common pool bottom is grout. This is a sand and cement mix that is formed dry, then carefully moistened and allowed to harden into porous cement. These bottoms normally need some work, and may need a skim coat so as to lock down the coarse grains of sand that are used as the aggregate or bond for the cement.

Unless you are positive of your pool bottom type, you need to be aware of the options, and know what to expect for possible additional charges. Nobody likes surprises, and I hate to give bad news, but quite often we are not given enough clues to guarantee what your pool bottom is, until the pool is drained. There are many installers that will just slap a liner in any pool, and take the money and run.The liner is here and the pool is empty. We cut the old liner into strips and fold it for removal. the groundwater is taken care of and it’s time to prepare the pool for relining.To avoid over-stretching your liner on the walls or in the corners, your pool has to be properly measured, and then your new liner has to be properly set. These are two of the most important elements.If your liner is over stretched in any area, it will be thin, susceptible to leaks and premature failure. In order for your liner to fit like a glove, and be free of wrinkles, your pool has to be measured well, and it has to be evenly stretched “a little” while being properly set.