When you think of pool maintenance, you may typically think of adding chlorine or other chemicals. While these are important aspects of making sure that your pool keeps working, it is also important to make sure that your pool liner continues to work. These are the top three signs that you need to replace your pool liner.
Your Pool Liner Is Faded
The most common cause of pool liner damage is something you cannot control: the sun. Abundant sunlight is great for hosting pool parties and warming up your water naturally. But just as the sun can take a toll on our skin after being out in it too long, so too can the pool liner face consequences of exposure.
One of the easiest signs to tell that you need Pool Liner Replacement In Fayette County is the fading of the liner due to sun exposure. Liner fading tells you that the liner is actually becoming increasingly brittle and will eventually crack or tear.
Liner Becomes Wrinkled
A wrinkled liner often occurs when the chemicals are not well balanced in the pool. As a consequence of not having a well-balanced pool, your pool liner is now more likely to rip and cause leaks.
Constant Pool Refills
During a busy pool season, it is normal to have to put more water into the pool. But if you find yourself having to constantly put more water into the pool, and you have to put more in than is to be expected, then your pool liner is likely damaged.
J&M Pool Company provides pool liner replacement in Fayette County and can be contacted at www.jmpools.com.
