The inground pool installation process begins with clearing the yard of stumps, tree, etc. in order to create a flat piece of land to start digging the pool.  The site is then marked with the shape of the pool and the digging begins.

The pool starts to take form and the steel wall panels are installed. A concrete collar is pour around the base of the pool for support.  Once the walls are set, the next step is the bottom. Portland sand and cement are mixed and poured inside the pool to form the bottom of the pool.  The mixture is then smoothed and leveled to create a sturdy foundation for the pool.

The next two steps are may be reversed depending on the pool.  In this example, the concrete deck is poured and then the vinyl liner is installed. 

The liner is custom fit to the pool.  It is stretched across the pool and locked into the coping strips along the perimeter of the pool.  There are many designs and patterns to choose from.  As soon as the liner is in the pool, we begin to add water.  The liner is vacuumed back against the walls to ensure a proper fit.

You are now ready to enjoy your brand new pool.