Liner Change Renovation

With help from your Brothers 3 Pool Specialist, we can discuss all of your options for your particular pool and lay out the process from start to finish for you.

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Achieve the perfect look for your pool this season

There are many different reasons to change your liner. From wear and tear over the years, or if you just purchased a house with a pool you'd like to change, or if your lifestyle has changed and you would like to add or change an entry step, add a bench, or adjust the depth in your deep end. Whatever the reason, Brothers 3 has done and will continue to do it all!

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Is Your Pool Liner Laser Accurate?

Latham’s AI-assisted laser measuring system delivers a faster, more precise liner fit than ever before. For our inground pools and many semi-inground pools, a trained technician measures every corner and contour of your pool for maximum accuracy.

With advanced onboard LiDAR, HD cameras, and smart back-end processing, measurements are quickly transmitted to Latham’s expert liner design team for review. That means better-fitting liners, fewer delays, and a much faster turnaround than traditional measuring methods.

Premium Liners by Latham featuring Ultra-Seam Technology

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Brothers 3 is Full service. We will be at your side from your initial consultation to help pick your perfect liner pattern, to our team of laser measurers to ensure a perfect fit, to expert professional installation. There are many choices to be made when changing a liner, and we will help assist you in all aspects.

A new liner is one of the longest lasting upgrades you can add to a swimming pool. Once your liner has been changed and your pool is filled, we encourage you to return back to the store so we can give you a full water chemistry test and lesson so you can ensure the longest lifespan for your new investment.

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Side-by-side before and after images of a swimming pool; the left shows a dilapidated, empty pool with rust, dirt, and torn liner, the right shows a clean, renovated, fully filled blue mosaic-tile pool.

Change What You Don’t Like, Too

Have you been thinking about changing your step or deep end?

Changing your liner is the perfect time to change that old fiberglass step that may or may not have stress cracks causing your water bill to go up, or even fill in most or all of that deep end that hardly anybody uses any more and that's been keeping everyone bunched up in the shallow end and causing your heating bills to stay high.

Whether the way you and your family use your pool has changed or you weren't the one who put your pool in; its not too late to change. We've added benches, suntan ledges, made pools shallower, deeper, shorter, longer.

Our design team can even take the dimensions of your pool and create renderings before your project gets off the ground. It can be difficult to see your pool in a different light but we want to make sure you're 100% happy at the end of the project.

Aboveground & Semi-Inground Liners

Latham produces their aboveground liners with the same technology as their highest end Inground liners. Brothers 3 is proud to offer their Unibead, Beaded, and Overlap liners to our customers. They’re made right here in New York. If you are not sure of your pool size or wall height speak with a Pool Specialist and we can make sure you’re putting the right size liner in your pool.

Replacing skimmers, returns, lights, and even top caps are all good ideas to give your pool a brand new look. At Brothers 3 we stock all of these items and are ready to serve you.

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Close-up view of a floor made with blue and gray hexagonal tiles, label says 'TRAVERTINE HEX'.
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Close-up of a textured wall made of blue slate streamstone tiles, arranged in a pattern, with a label at the bottom left reading "Blue Slate Streamstone."
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Close-up of a wall with blue mosaic tiles in various shades and patterns. There is a label at the bottom left corner that reads "Saint-Paul Street Midnight Stone."
An illustrated image of streamstone rocks in shades of blue. Text overlay reads "Boulder Bay Streamstone."
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