Re: Vinyl pool leak. Now or spring?

From: Lou <pl726@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2007 11:30:17 -0400

Kurt Ullman wrote:

We have an 18 y/o in ground pool with a 9 y/o liner that decided to develop a leak. We
are closing anyway for the winter. Any particular reason we can't wait until Spring and just change it when we open? Don't know for sure where the leak is. Anything I should look at that might be of importance in making the decision.

Any possibility of the water from the leak freezing and causing damage?
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