Mid-America Pool Renovation executed a full municipal pool restoration of the City of Burlingame, which had been crippled by a failing spray-applied fiberglass liner. The previous “quick fix” liner had no room for expansion or contraction, causing it to release from the substrate and pull away massive chunks of freeze-damaged concrete. Our team stripped the facility to its core, utilizing Hydro-Blasting and pneumatic reinforcement to provide a permanent, climate-resilient solution for the community.
The primary objective was to stop the structural release of the previous liner and reconstruct the bond beam and coping to ensure long-term stability.
The city opted for a Complete Pool Renovation and selected the INTER-GLASS® Surface System for its ability to provide a fully-bonded, durable finish over a complex irregular shell.
Only a couple of seasons prior, a poorly prepared substrate and lack of expansion joints in the fiberglass liner had led to rapid and widespread material failure.
Burlingame, Kansas
6,200 Total Square Feet
Complete Pool Renovation including failed liner removal, pneumatic surface reinforcement, and structural cantilever coping replacement
High-pressure abrasive water blasting, pneumatic quartz aggregate cementitious render, InterSteel Crack Repair, and the INTER-GLASS® Reinforced Composite System
Large Irregular Commercial Pool
Completed in 2007
“With no room for expansion or contraction, and a poorly prepared substrate, the liner began to release pulling off chunks of freeze damaged sub-surface concrete along with it.”
