It’s inevitable that season after season of harsh pool chemicals, general usage, improper or delayed maintanence, and changing weather conditions can all play a role in aging your public pool facility. If your facility is in a colder climate and exposed to the elements, that deterioration speeds up.
The average life of a commercial pool vessel (the walls and floor) depends on various factors. Many pool will typically last decades – upwards of 20-25 years – by which time they usually need extensive work. In addition, in many areas commercial pools take a back seat to other important projects demanding community funds. The good news is that RenoSys can do a lot with the funds available by “recycling” as much as we can from your old pool to keep costs down.
Why a PVC Liner Is One of the Best Long-Term Fixes
In some cases, installing a PVC pool liner membrane can almost double the lifespan of a pool. The flexible PVC completely seals the existing pool shell, helping to protect it from further deterioration. While time and the unforgiving aquatic environment will eventually age a PVC membrane, they are durable and require a lot less maintenance in the ensuing years than a comparable traditional pool without a PVC membrane. The liner helps keep water where it belongs, forming a watertight surface over the interior of the pool. The more you follow proper maintenance guidelines and take care of your commercial pool, the better it will hold up over time. When it finally is time to look into renovating your commercial pool, give us a call. We will show you how a RenoSys renovation makes the most of your existing pool infrastructure and how we provide cost-effective solutions vs traditional renovation.
Ryan Carney
Digital Marketing Manager
Ryan is a digital marketer, SEO strategist, and content creator with nine years of experience making businesses more visible online. By day, he’s optimizing websites, crafting high-ranking content, and running ad campaigns at RenoSys. By night, he’s probably deep in a video game, rewatching The Office for the hundredth time (“I am fast. To give you a reference point, I’m somewhere between a snake and a mongoose… and a panther.”), or binging the latest sci-fi or fantasy series. Passionate about storytelling in all forms, Ryan blends data-driven SEO with engaging content to create articles that inform, rank, and actually get read.