ABCO Vinyl Pool Repair

Services: Inground pool installation, Remodeling
Feb 24th, 2023

abco put our pool in 33 years ago. About every 10 years we have a new liner because its a vinyl pool we went from having the original owner, and now his son, Andrew. This time we added a step to make it easier to get out of the pool. Andrew gave us many options and was sensitive to our needs and our finances. We couldnt be happier with the continuation of excellent service, value for the money, professionalism, and knowledge without reservation we recommend Abco Pools to you, knowing that you will have the very best experience possible. Service: Remodeling
Jan 29th, 2023

Services: Inground pool installation, General repairs & maintenance, Swimming pool resurfacing
Oct 14th, 2022

Andrew came out and quoted us on a new vinyl liner for our in-ground pool as well as pouring corner concrete steps for the pool. I was super happy with the quote but the service was absolutely amazing. We could not be more pleased. Every promise Andrew made he kept or did even better. Our installation was completely painless, flawless and ahead of schedule. I would absolutely recommend this company.
Sep 18th, 2022

Convinced my parents to purchase a replacement pool liner when the existing one was not even broken yet, it was old and we had patched it several times, but was still functioning fine and was not leaking. Also went through to do a "leak detection test" which did not source any issues with the piping which is where the leak actually was at the skimmers, then went forward with pumping all of the water into the sewer instead of the storm drain. Some states say no chlorine in the storm drains, this was relatively low chlorine levels and I don't see anything on the county website saying not to. I'm sure the liner will look nice. Note - installing plywood or OSB as underlayment for a pool is guaranteed to rot. Why pool fabricators use wood instead of another material is beyond me when sheetmetal or standard plastic panels, or even recycled plastic panels are readily available. There are a variety of other sheathing options including fiberglass (denslgass, glasrok, etc.) that do not rot or even stainless sheetmetal although the cost would be about 2x-3x higher with what would amount to close to a lifetime warranty if coated as well. Don't install wood underground tight to the dirt, it's stupid and don't tell people to replace their liner because there is a leak when you have not checked the pipes for one. Not legitimate.
Oct 5th, 2022