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"This pro was great. We needed to replace our pool liner. It is one of the hottest stretches of the summer. We called a couple places and they told us a 2 weeks to a month. Not knowing what to do I looked up Angi's. Before I was off of the site I was contacted by Pittsburgh Liner Pro. Dave is who we talked to. Answered all of our questions. Dave came out and looked at the job. Put us on the schedule for Monday. Arrived on time and had water the pool that day. Came back next morning cut out spots for filter system and we were done. 3 days total . Dave was very personable and explained everything. His installer was great too! I would definitely recommend this pro. "

", and actually might be. We BUYER BEWARE! If you’re in the market for a pool RUN DON’T WALK AWAY FROM THESE GUYS! This company is the worst. A total JOKE. I’m just one of many- Read the reviews-, their only positive review is a phony review from their own salesman, Danny Pisaante!. All the negative reviews here should be enough for anyone to stay away but for those who want details, read on: We recently bought a home with a Wilkes pool. We needed a new liner and apparently, unlike most every other pool brand, only their liner will fit. And guess what- their liners are 5 times more expensive! But what can you do, so I bit the bullet and called them to place an order. After 4 days of leaving messages and never getting a call back, someone finally answered the phone with “hello” ( first sign that this is a shoddy outfit). I asked who I was speaking to and he told me he was the owner, Christopher. I told him what I needed. He told me that he’d pass my number onto a salesman and they would get back to me. Several days passed so I called Christopher back and told him I had not yet heard from a salesman. He assured me that he would remind “Danny” to call me ASAP. Finally a week later Danny calls me . I told him exactly what I needed and gave him my credit card for payment and he told me he had my liner in stock and it should go out the next day. Two more weeks pass, no liner, I call Danny multiple times and leave messages asking him to please just send me the tracking number. Now over FOUR weeks and NO calls returned. So I called good old Christopher the owner back and tell him very politely that I’m a bit nervous since they have my credit card info and I have no liner AND his salesman isn’t even returning my calls. So Christopher’s idea of customer service is to tell me that he is fed up with my calls to him because this is not his problem, this is Danny’s problem! (here’s the BEST part). Christopher tells me that calling him is akin to if I had a bad spark plug in my Chevy and calling GM to complain! Comparing himself to GM would actually be hilarious if it weren’t so pathetic but I think Christopher may be experiencing some demensia and if so I do sympathize but it may be time for him to turn over the keys. Anyway, 5 weeks later I finally get my liner and of course the order is wrong. Wrong skimmer box, wrong corner cover, wrong gasket. But at least the liner was correct. Way to go, guys! Oh, and just to give you an idea of their price gouging, Danny inadvertently sent an invoice that included wholesale cost of each item- Liner cost-$375.00 my price, $1,500.00, Skimmer box cost $15.00, my price- $130.00, gasket cost $3.00, my price $33.00. This kind of price gouging ought to be illegalwill see…"

""Unfortunately, our experience has been extremely disappointing. Communication throughout the process has been poor, with long stretches of silence and repeated failure to respond to emails or calls. There was no clear follow-up on progress, and we constantly had to chase for updates. When we receive responses, they were often filled with vague explanations or shifting excuses for delays due to the weather. Timelines are consistently missed, and at no point have we felt the situation is being handled proactively or professionally. What could have been resolved with timely, honest communication and accountability continuously turns into a frustrating and drawn-out ordeal.""