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How much White Flex-seal could you purchase with $40,000?

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EU-izB014o

Have you gotten a quote for actual plaster? A re-plaster should be half that figure.

Get rid of it and fill the hole with sand and soil. Use the space to grow food.

Previous pool owner
WHY!!
The investment,maintenance
NEVER AGAIN!

Dig a big ass hole in the back yard and line it with sump pond plastic. lol

Why replace? You can't just put a new liner into the old pool?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9rWiPEAm9k&pp=ygUMbmF0dXJhbCBwb29s

I have personally helped two people fill in their swimming pools after they gave up with the maintanence costs and frustration (mostly never ending leaks). I also personally know one that held on to the pool only to now have a 20 year hole in his yard that he can't use and has a bunch of stinky water in it (basically it turned into a leaky nature pond).

If it was me, I'd look to fill it in. Garden?

Replacing the liner should be a lot cheaper.

Whether something is worthwhile depends entirely on your judgment. Whether something is rational depends a lot on your situation. Fiberlass is more durable and easier to maintain. Think about the lifetime of your existing liner (the one that needs replacing), and figure that you'll need to replace again after the same increment. If it has lasted ten years, figure you'll be buying a new vinyl liner after another ten years. Do a little math and ask yourself what's more economical in the long run. How long will you be at your current home? Will the pool be likely to get the same amount of use as it currently does going into the future? Things like that.

If you can get another 10-15 years out of a new vinyl liner, I'd probably do that.

Installing fiberlgass is faster, but I wouldn't let the fact we're quickly coming up on swim season be what makes your choice.

Don't finance a fucking pool, ever. If you're ever going to make that kind of investment in a property, make sure you're getting a return. If you're satisfied with the current setup you have, don't invest in a better pool because you won't see that money again.

The choice you're making has similarities to purchasing a new car. Would you currently be able to justify spending tens of thousands more to upgrade to a higher-tier model of car? If not, you shouldn't do that with your pool either, unless there are particular reasons why doing so would save you money in the long run (your location or other circumstances make it likelier a vinyl system will fail early, etc.).

How many gangbang parties you have to host in that pool to make the money back?

Convert to gunite and switch to a salt cell... Of course Im in the business so that'll cost more

I thought you died

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