Most liners last eight to twelve years in Vermont's climate. Harsh winters and UV exposure speed wear. We assess your liner annually and recommend replacement when damage outweighs repair costs.

Thicker liners (20-28 mil) resist punctures and last longer in cold climates. Standard liners (12-20 mil) cost less but wear faster in mountain conditions. We recommend 20+ mil for Stowe pools exposed to ice and debris.

Most robots run in water above fifty degrees. Use them spring through fall in Stowe. Winter pool closure means the vacuum sits idle until reopening season. We sell models rated for Vermont's seasonal use.

Small punctures and pinhole leaks can be patched. Large cracks, seam failures, or widespread damage require replacement. We patch minor damage as a cost-effective bridge. When replacement becomes necessary, we install durable new liners.

We stock models for small residential pools (fifteen to twenty feet), medium pools (twenty to thirty feet), and larger in-ground pools. We match unit size and power to your pool volume and debris load. Let us know your pool dimensions and we recommend the right fit.

Normal evaporation in Stowe is one-quarter inch per day. If you lose more than that, mark the water level and recheck after twenty-four hours. Slow leaks cause gradual water loss and visible wet patches around the pool. We locate leaks and repair or replace as needed.