Vinyl Liner Pool Installation In Garner

The typical installation process for a vinyl liner pool in Garner, NC, is 4–5 weeks. This period starts from the day we initiate the excavation until the day we fit your liner and fill your pool with water. The stated duration excludes the time taken for obtaining permits or conducting final inspections, which we complete once your decking and fencing are in place.

After you sign your contract, we’ll apply for the necessary permit. When the permit is issued, we’ll schedule a start date. In the start week, we’ll dig the pool pit, construct the pool walls, install the plumbing, and backfill. We’ll also order your customized vinyl liner and arrange the initial electrical inspections.

Upon receipt of your vinyl liner, we install it. This week, we prepare the pool base using vermiculite, followed by the liner installation and filling your pool with water.

Like anything new to us, when you first have a pool, it will take longer as you learn how to do everything. But once you’re used to the weekly routine, we estimate it will take 30–60 minutes weekly.

In Garner, North Carolina, the average estimated cost for your pool is $125/month for chemicals and electricity (without a heater). For the warmer months, the price will be closer to $150–175/month; during the cooler months, it will be closer to $75–125/month.

You can choose from various approved barrier materials for your pool, including wood, PVC, aluminum, and chain link. North Carolina regulations mandate a barrier around the entire pool, though it doesn’t have to encompass your whole property. Engaging a licensed contractor with knowledge of pool fencing requirements is crucial.

Per the North Carolina State Building Code Appendix V, Section AV105, pool barriers should be at least 48 inches high from ground level, with no more than a 2-inch gap between the ground and the bottom of the fence. The openings should not exceed 4 inches (roughly the size of a soda can), and the gates must be self-closing and self-latching. It’s important to be fully aware of your pool’s barrier requirements.

To fully understand your Garner backyard’s layout, we recommend a professional surveyor conduct a survey or create a site plan. This site plan provides crucial information such as property dimensions, home and impermeable surface measurements, and any restrictions like easements and setbacks.

Such a survey minimizes unexpected issues during the pool permitting and inspection stages. Generally, getting a permit requires a current survey, particularly for properties less than 3 acres or within a subdivision.

Surveys may be part of your home’s closing documents. If not, we can assist in obtaining one. If your property has a septic system, we recommend contacting the Garner municipality for a copy of your septic permit. This information will help determine potential pool placement options.

Yes, we manage the permit submission for your Garner pool and collaborate with local authorities to ensure all necessary inspections are successfully carried out.

We will help you with your HOA pool application requirements, however, most HOAs require the homeowner to sign and submit the application.