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John Powell
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kennesaw, GA
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Inground pool liner

John Powell
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kennesaw, GA
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Has anyone ever replaced an inground pool liner? If what are some lessons learned? I got a quoted $3000 for the pool company to do it but I would like to DIY so I know what's really involved in the future. Watched a youtube video and it seems easy enough. The pool has not been used in a year or so. But the structure appears to be good. The house will probably be a rental but I may sell it.

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    Joe Hughes
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    • Triadelphia, WV
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    Joe Hughes
    • Investor
    • Triadelphia, WV
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    Jesse, thanks for the advice.  I failed to mention in my earlier post that the house is already sold.  Our RE Broker is phenomenal and already has a buyer in place, pre-qualified and ready to sign once they inspect the final job.  They LOVE the pool !

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