Inground Swimming Pools from Pool & Patio Center
Pool & Patio Center is Rhode Island's premier designer and engineer of the most efficient vinyl lined inground swimming pools available. We over-engineer our system designs—going far above normal standards. Our Eco Select systems can save up to 90% on your pool’s electrical consumption. By utilizing ENERGY STAR approved equipment and going above-and-beyond required ‘codes’--along with our knowledge and expertise--your swimming pool will be the EASIEST, CLEANEST and MOST ECONOMICAL to operate and maintain.
As Rhode Island’s FIRST pool & spa company to be an official ENERGY STAR partner, Pool & Patio Center takes a fanatical approach to energy efficiency in our designs and construction.
Advantages of a Vinyl Liner Pool
- Time - Construction methods allow for speedy installation, having your family swimming sooner than you'd think possible. The liner's easy-to-clean surface saves time and energy maintaining your pool.
- Money - Initial costs are typically less than that of other options. The vinyl is non-porous and treated to be resistant to algae, mold, mildew, and bacteria. . . requiring less chemical use and saving on annual upkeep and expenses.
- Choices - Vinyl liners have the greatest variety of colors and patterns. You can choose any shape, size, or depth. Designs can accommodate various water features, such as spas or waterfalls, to coordinate with your backyard. You can truly plan a pool and recreation area to reflect your personality.
- Comfort - The surface texture is smooth, non-slip, non-abrasive and soft to the touch. It won't scratch skin, swimwear, pool floats or toys.
- Quality - Material is strong and durable with time-tested construction methods. Cardinal's pool wall structures are backed by a lifetime warranty.
Vinyl Liner vs. Fiberglass vs. Concrete . . . How Do You Decide?
Rated from one to three coins (three being the best), the chart below evaluates some of the basic differences of vinyl liner, fiberglass, and concrete/gunite pools. There are many options for each that can affect some of the categories. For instance, one can get a high-end vinyl liner or concrete pool with many special features that can cost more than a basic fiberglass pool. The information provided here is meant only as a guide to help prospective pool owners decide which type of pool may be best for their individual needs. Please check with your pool professional regarding specific details about your project.