You might not think much about your pool liner until one day, you’re staring down a few suspicious wrinkles or a patch that keeps coming loose at the corner. Sound familiar? Whether you're in Dublin, Gahanna, Grove City, Powell, or anywhere in the Greater Columbus, OH area, here’s your friendly guide to pool liner replacement—what it involves and how to keep everything looking sharp for years to come.
Let’s start with the signs that it might be time:
If you’re noticing one or two of these issues, it might be time for a fresh liner. Think of it like a roof—it works great until it doesn’t, and then you really don’t want to wait.
At 614 Pools, 90% of our liner installations are completed in one day! From Delaware to Hilliard, Pickerington to Westerville, we make the process smooth and simple:
Measure Twice, Cut Once
We send a project manager out to take laser-precise measurements. You’ll also pick your liner pattern and fittings (yep, you get to customize things!).
Drain and Prep
On installation day, we drain the pool (or save the water using a 5,000-gallon bladder if it’s clean enough) and prep the surface. That includes smoothing out the floor and inspecting for any small repairs.
Install + Refill
We install the new liner, set it into place, and start the refill. If we’re using saved water, this goes even faster and helps you save on water bills.
Start-Up and Shine
We finish by checking your system, restarting your equipment, and balancing your chemicals. We’ll even leave you with a care plan so you can keep that new-liner look going strong.
If your pool water is in good shape, we can store it in a large water bladder during the install. That means:
Not every pool qualifies—if your water’s green or unbalanced, we may need to drain completely. But when it works, it’s a game-changer.
Pricing varies by pool size, shape, and liner brand, but our starting range is around $5,500–$6,900 for most standard inground pools. That includes:
We’ll give you a rough quote first, then a final quote after measurements are submitted to the manufacturer. No surprise costs or “gotcha” fees here.
Once your new liner is in, here’s how to keep it looking gorgeous:
A good liner should last 10–15 years (sometimes longer) when properly maintained. We help customers in Worthington, Upper Arlington, New Albany, and more keep their liners going strong.
Sometimes it’s not time to replace, you just need a little TLC:
You don’t have to wait for a major problem to start thinking about a liner replacement. If you’re even a little unsure, it’s worth having us come take a look and give you an honest opinion. We’ll tell you if it can wait, be fixed, or needs full replacement.
And hey, if you’re already dreaming about a new pattern, upgraded lights, or easier-to-use fittings, now might be the perfect time to bring your pool into a new era.
If you’re in Lewis Center, Galena, Bexley, Galloway, Reynoldsburg, Pataskala, or any nearby Central Ohio community, we’re just a call or click away.
📞 Call or text us at (614) 219-2020
💻 Visit www.614Pools.com to schedule your consultation or learn more.
We’re here to help—and we love talking pool stuff.