Pool Renovation Tips for Vinyl Liner Pools in Savannah: Signs, Lifespan, Deck Repairs & Water Chemistry

Pool Renovation Tips for Vinyl Liner Pools in Savannah: Signs, Lifespan, Deck Repairs & Water Chemistry

June 11, 2026 · 26 min · Episode 54

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Dee Daniels interviews Wilson Paul about pool renovations and maintenance for vinyl liner pools in Savannah.

In this Backyard Family Fun episode at Pride Pools, Spas and Leisure Products in Savannah, producer Dee Daniels interviews Pride Pools renovation specialist Wilson Paul about pool renovations and common repairs during peak pool season. Wilson explains he manages projects start to finish, from site visits and pricing to coordinating crews. They discuss how to evaluate older in-ground pools, common warning signs beyond simple fixes (dimpled or rough bottoms, bulging walls in older plywood-panel pools, liners pulling out of corroded track—especially in salt pools), and why surprises are minimized but sometimes only visible once a liner is removed. Wilson notes liners typically last about 8–10 years with proper water chemistry, recommends professional water testing for accuracy and warranty records, and explains why pools shouldn’t be pre-drained due to high water tables and hydrostatic pressure. He also covers step recoating, wall fitting/plumbing work best done during liner replacement, deck resurfacing and lifting/repair options, weather risks during liner changes, and the liner-measuring process for complex pool shapes and tanning ledges. FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE…

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