Concrete Pool Fibreglass Lining Perth

A new interior for an existing concrete pool

A concrete pool renovation can involve more than choosing a new colour. If you are considering fibreglass lining, begin by discussing the existing shell, its current finish and the reason you want to change it.

A lining system is applied to a suitable existing pool; it is different from installing a new prefabricated fibreglass shell. The existing structure and required preparation remain important parts of the assessment.

What needs to be assessed?

• The current interior finish and its condition.
• Cracks, previous repairs and any suspected water loss.
• The preparation needed before the selected system is applied.
• Steps, corners, fittings and transitions at the waterline.
• Access and any related tile or coping work.

Discuss these points before comparing prices. A useful quote should identify the proposed lining system, preparation and repair work, rather than describe the job only as a new finish.

Compare the alternatives for your pool

Ask about the finish options suitable for your particular pool and what each would involve. The existing surface, the look you want and the required repairs should guide the decision. A fibreglass lining should not be treated as a substitute for assessing structural concerns.

You can explore the wider BPR renovation services and discuss waterline tile work alongside the interior assessment.

Questions to ask before proceeding