The pool will also use less electricity and fewer chemicals overall than a concrete pool of the same size which reduces the lifetime cost.
Which is lower maintenance concrete or vinyl liner pool.
As a concrete pool specialist the idea of putting a liner in a concrete pool is borderline blasphemous to me.
This includes site excavation and preparation concrete along with forms and reinforcements a pump 4 and necessary tubing interior finishing supplies like.
A fiberglass pool is more expensive to install than a vinyl liner pool but less expensive than a concrete pool.
Today s vinyl liners will typically last between five and nine years at an average cost of around 4 000 to replace when factoring in the cost of the liner labor water to fill the pool and other minor expenses that tend to come up.
Over time however you can recoup some of the installation costs with the lower maintenance costs.
There are very very few times when putting a vinyl liner in a concrete pool will be in the best interest of the pool owner or the longevity of the pool.
The cost for the materials and full installation of a 12x24 foot concrete pool is between 50 000 and 60 000 costs are dependent on the type of concrete you choose with cast in place being the least and gunite 3 costing the most.
While a gunite or concrete pool might take as long as six to eight weeks for excavation and construction a vinyl liner pool can typically be built in as little as two to four weeks depending on the pool s length depth and other factors.