Is your pool in need of repair? With summer upon us, you want your swimming pool in tip top condition and we can assist you in all aspects of pool repair no matter how big or small.

Has your pool developed cracks in the pool walls?
Are you experiencing poor filter and pump systems problems?
Is the water level in your pool dropping?
Have you got malfunctioning pool lights?
Broken tiles?
One has to weigh up whether to repair your swimming pool or replace an inferior or outdated component of your swimming pool.

Pool Leaks and Structural Pool Repairs

Concrete, vinyl and fibreglass are the 3 main types of swimming pool materials. They each have advantages and disadvantages and each one can be susceptible to a different type of disrepair.

Concrete pools

Minor cracks in the pool walls can be patched whereas bigger cracks might require completely overhauling your swimming pool.

Fibreglass

This type of swimming pool is almost indestructible but reactions to minerals and chemicals can cause discolouration. This problem can be solved.

Vinyl pools

These types of pools are vulnerable to tears in the lining. Small tears can be repaired and if you have larger tears, they may require replacing the lining. The good news is that replacing a liner is a lot cheaper than replacing concrete.

Pool Pumps and Filters repairs

If your pump or filter hasn't broken down completely, it may not always be clear which on isn't working properly. It could be that both are working fine but a system was installed whereby the pump and filter don't work well together. This is, however, more common in older pools.

Pool Repairs or Replace?

You will need some professional advice to assist you with the extent of the repairs. Pumps and filters can be repaired only to break down again the following year.

If you decide to repair the concrete patch the question is how long, it can be expected to last.

Resurfacing your swimming pool is another option which falls somewhere between a simple repair and full replacement. Of course, pool resurfacing costs less than a full replacement and it can make your swimming pool feel new again.

However, you don't want to spend money repairing a portion of your swimming pool when resurfacing it wouldn't cost that much more.