Why Choose a Vinyl Liner Pool?
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Fully Customizable - Any shape, size, or depth to match your vision
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Soft, Smooth Surface - Gentle on feet and skin
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Cost-Effective - Lower initial investment than other pool types
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Durable Construction - Steel walls ensure a strong foundation
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Endless Design Options - Choose from a variety of liner patterns
Pool Shapes
 Roman |  Roman Lazy L |  True L |
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 Mountain Oasis |  Oval |  Rectangle |
 Oblique |  Lagoon |  Lazy-L |
 Milan |  Kidney |  Grecian |
 Grecian True L |  Figure 8 |  Cyprus |
 Grecian Lazy L |
Finding the Perfect Size
The size of your pool depends on your yard's space, your desired dimensions, and any hidden obstacles like easements or buried utilities. A professional site evaluation can help identify these limitations to ensure a safe and efficient pool placement.
Common Pool Sizes
10' x 20'
12' x 24'
12' x 28'
14' x 28'
14' x 32'
16' x 32'
16' x 36'
18' x 36'
18' x 40'
20' x 40'
20' x 44'
20' x 48'
22' x 48'
Design & Customization
Only Alpha Products: Quality Steel, Indiana Made
At Angie’s Pool & Spa, we trust Only Alpha Products for our vinyl liner pool steel walls because of their superior strength, precision engineering, and long-lasting durability. Manufactured right here in Indiana, Only Alpha Products not only delivers high-quality materials but also supports local businesses and jobs. Their innovative rust-resistant coatings and advanced construction techniques ensure a strong, reliable pool structure built to last.
Our Vinyl Liner Pool Process
FAQ
1 / How much does a Vinyl Liner Pool cost?
The cost of a vinyl liner pool varies based on size, features, and site conditions, but pricing typically starts around $65,000+. Customizations like tanning ledges, water features, and enhancements can increase the total investment.
2 / How long does it take to install a Vinyl Liner Pool?
On average, installation takes 4–6 weeks, depending on factors like weather, permits, and custom design elements. Our team ensures a smooth process from excavation to the final finishing touches.
3 / How long does a Vinyl Liner last?
With proper care, a vinyl liner lasts 10-15 years before needing replacement with excellent care. Average life span is 7-12 years. Regular water maintenance, allowing the pool to breath by opening the cover, keep water temperatures low and avoiding sharp objects help extend its lifespan.
4 / Can a Vinyl Liner fade or stain?
Yes, vinyl liners can fade or stain over time, but proper care helps prevent this. Fading is mainly caused by UV exposure, high chlorine levels, or improper water balance. Using a cover and maintaining balanced chemicals can help preserve the liner’s color. Staining can result from metals in the water, organic debris, or chemical imbalances. Prevent stains by using a metal sequestrant, removing leaves promptly, and maintaining low levels of chlorine for proper sanitation. High levels of chlorine caused by over shocking and/or running chlorinators on high can result in wrinkles. Regular maintenance ensures your liner stays vibrant and clean for years.