Gallery: pool walls, liners and wood pools around Detroit

Above-ground steel-panel pools with aluminum railing decks, wood pools with braced walls, and rectangular pools in fresh blue liners. This is the kind of work the family has done in Detroit and the surrounding areas since 1973.

Pool with a deep-blue liner beside a wood deck and railing
Above-ground pool with a white aluminum railing deck over a steel-panel wall
Wood-frame pool with a railing and stone border behind suburban homes
Empty pool with a new patterned liner and a white fence
New bright-blue liner part way through filling
Pool interior with a blue liner and a lattice fence
Wood-braced pool wall with a railing above and a lava rock bed at the base
Empty rectangular pool with a fresh blue patterned liner and a lattice fence
White lattice fence on top of a painted pool wall

Liners, walls and wood frames: the three jobs behind these pools

Liners

A new liner goes into a pool that has been drained and prepared, then the pool is filled. The photos show patterned and plain blue liners in rectangular pools, empty and mid-fill. A liner that fades, wrinkles or tears does not mend itself, which is why replacing it early is the affordable route.

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Walls

Above-ground pool walls stand outdoors in every season. The steel-panel pools with white aluminum railing decks are the kind of wall we replace with our own half-inch aluminum-faced panels, a design we have been making since 1973.

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Wood frames

Wood pools hold their water behind braced framing, with a railing along the top. Kayak, Hendon, Olympic, Wilkes and rectangular wood pools all need that structure sound, and older ones can be restored rather than replaced.

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