How it works

Construction & installation process

1. 1

   Site-specific survey & planning

   We review site elevations, soil conditions, plant room placement and equipment access on site or from your architectural plans.

2. 2

   System selection & proposal

   Based on your usage, we specify prefabricated liner, fiberglass, concrete or enclosure systems along with the mechanical package.

3. 3

   Excavation & base slab

   We engineer and complete the excavation, drainage and levelled concrete base slab required for your chosen system.

4. 4

   Shell assembly & liner/gelcoat

   Prefabricated and fiberglass shells are assembled in 1 day; concrete pools undergo wall casting and liner or tile finishing.

5. 5

   Mechanical hook-up, filling & handover

   We commission the sand filter, pump, lighting and optional heating/enclosure system, complete with water balance training.

What to know before you decide

Site-specific survey and planning

Every plot and usage scenario is unique. Rather than forcing a generic package, we evaluate ground slope, water table, sun orientation and heating requirements to recommend the right pool system.

During our site-specific survey and planning stage we work out ground elevations, soil conditions and mechanical plumbing details together.

Excavation, base slab and crane access

Prefabricated and concrete pools require a level, structural base slab. For one-piece fiberglass pools, we verify crane reach and road access during the planning stage.

Filtration, electrical and water plumbing

Crystal-clear water depends on a properly sized sand filter, circulation pump and skimmer/overflow circuit. We connect fresh water supply, backwash discharge and protected electrical feeds to the plant room.

Heated pools and four-season use

In heat-pump heated pools, a flexible liner membrane eliminates grout cracking risks. Pairing the pool with an enclosure cuts heat loss by up to 50% for winter swimming.