How do I replace my above ground pool liner?

Step 1: Drain the Pool. Most above ground pools don’t have a main drain, so using the filter pump to empty the pool is not usually possible.
Step 2: Remove the Liner.
Step 3: Floor and Wall Prep.
Step 4: Install New Liner.
Step 5: Set the Liner with a Vacuum.
Step 6: Fill the Pool.
Step 7: Reinstall Face Plates.

Can you put a pool liner over another liner?

Can you put a new vinyl pool liner over an old one? We do not recommend that you leave your old pool liner in your above ground swimming pool when replacing the liner. It may seem like an extra layer of protection, but in reality, it will create more problems for you.

How long do above-ground pool liners last?

between 10 and 15 years
A typical vinyl liner lasts between 10 and 15 years, though there are many factors that can affect its lifespan. Living in an area susceptible to ground water problems can reduce your liner’s life, as can not keeping the water in your pool balanced.

What do I need to replace above ground pool skimmer?

If you have an overlap liner, you may need to remove one or more of the top rails to gain access to the liner clips. Next, place a shallow cardboard box, or sturdy cereal boxes between the liner and the wall to keep the pool liner away from the area of the wall that will be cut out (with a very sharp power tool). Cut the Wall.

How do you install a new pool liner?

Install the new overlap pool liner by securing it with the old (or new) coping, or a clothespin. This will hold the overlap pool liner in place. Then skipping every couple of rails, repeat this until the entire swimming pool liner has overlapped the pool. The liner will be loose, so be careful not to rip the pool liner at these parts.

What to do if your above ground skimmer is leaking?

Happy Sunday!!! Last year my pool skimmer was leaking and I was able to stop it temporarily with an immense amount of epoxy. Before I open the pool this year I wanted to replace the skimmer assembly and return jet.

Can a pool skimmer be too close to the return line?

A skimmer located too close to a rushing return line won’t be able to draw in many leaves, as the current may push them past the skimmer too fast. Lower the water in the pool. To a point below the bottom of the skimmer, of course – but not too low, keep at least 6” of water above the floor.