Advantages and Disadvantages of a Vinyl Pool

What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of a Vinyl Pool? Before deciding what kind of pool you want to build for your family we want to give you some tips from My Pool Guy!

But first what is a Vinyl Pool?

Vinyl swimming pools are the least expensive inground swimming pool. And they can be installed in a few weeks. Flexibility in design allows you to create your dream retreat right in your backyard.

 

What are the Advantages of a Vinyl Pool?

Shape and Size

Pool companies assemble vinyl pools in modular panels. These are available in both rounded and straight segments. This gives homeowners a range of options, so you can choose to a wide range of sizes, shapes and depths. Vinyl pools are available in larger sizes than prefabricated fiberglass or concrete pools. There are no limitations of the length, width, and depth of vinyl liner pools.

 

Materials and Durability

Vinyl pool frames, are often made of galvanized steel, plastic or wood panels. A vinyl liner placed inside these frames to hold the water. And it lasts eight to twelve years. The material is smooth to the touch. When it begins to fade or if it tears, you must replace it.

 

Delivery and Installation

Vinyl pools are available as ready-to-assemble kits. They can made by homeowners or professional pool installers. Either way, vinyl pools are easier to bring into your landscape. And to assemble than prefabricated fiberglass and concrete pools.

Budget Friendly

The least expensive type of pool you can find and installation is usually less expensive as well. Vinyl liner pools have the lowest initial cost of the three types of in-ground pools.

Uncomplicated to refinish surface.

The replacement is quick and clean and can be completed in a day or two without any heavy equipment.

 

What are the Disadvantages of a Vinyl Pool?

Vinyl liners also stain if anyone leaves metal items or other debris in the pool. And they can tear easily, so you have to be careful what types of toys and other accessories you use in your pool.

They do need special transportation.

And need enough space to move the pool to the desired location in your yard.

May not work on challenging sites.

If the site has a major slope or ground water present, a vinyl liner may not be the best choice.

Now is the perfect time to start planning for your new swimming pool. Any kind of pool you have in mind My Pool Guy is here for your pool guy.