Most above-ground pool liners fail in 5-7 years when they can realistically last 10-15. The culprits are almost always chemistry problems, UV exposure, and a few avoidable mistakes. This guide covers exactly what shortens liner life and what to do instead.
Above-ground pools have a shorter list of things that go wrong, but when something does, it tends to be one of the same five or six issues every time. This guide covers the most common above-ground pool problems — green water, cloudy water, low flow, liner wrinkles, foam, and leaks — with specific fixes you can act on today.
Most above-ground pool liners fail early because of chemistry problems, not physical wear. With the right water balance and a few habits, you can easily double your liner's lifespan. This post covers exactly what to do and what to avoid.
Above-ground pools share a handful of recurring headaches: green water, low pump pressure, wrinkled liners, persistent algae, and cloudy water that won't clear. This guide covers each problem with specific fixes, not vague advice. If your pool is acting up, the answer is probably here.
