Specialist pool construction.
Custom concrete pools and spas, built to suit the home, the site and the design.
Every pool we build is made for its site. Below are the kinds of work we take on, what's involved in each, and examples where we have them.
Custom concrete swimming pools
Pools formed and finished for the individual home, site and way of living. Shape, depth, steps and ledges are decided by the project, not chosen from a catalogue.
Construction considerations
- Site access for excavation and concrete
- Soil, rock and drainage conditions
- Engineering for the shell and steel
- Finish selection: tiles, coping and paving
Architectural pool construction
Pools built to an architect's drawings and details, lined up with the house, landscape and paving.
Construction considerations
- Set-out and levels matched to the architecture
- Clean junctions with paving, walls and glazing
- Coordination with the builder and landscaper
- Concealed equipment and services
Integrated pools & spas
Spas, ledges, seating and water features planned together with the pool, so plumbing, levels and finishes come together as one piece.
Construction considerations
- Spa position, size and seating layout
- Jets, heating and separate circulation
- Spill-over or raised spa edges
- Lighting and controls
Complex pool construction
Technically demanding projects that need specialist knowledge, careful planning and coordination with engineers and other trades.
Construction considerations
- Sloping, tight or difficult-access sites
- Raised or retained pools
- Glass viewing panels and structural details
- Sequencing with the main building works
Infinity-edge & wet-edge pools
Pools where water spills over one or more edges into a hidden channel, creating a clean, level waterline against the view or the paving.
Construction considerations
- Precise, level weir edges
- Catch channel and balance tank sizing
- Pumps, controls and water management
- Engineering for exposed walls
Example
Specialist pool features
Elements such as balance tanks, custom steps and benches, and bespoke details, subject to each project's requirements and engineering approvals.
Construction considerations
- Engineering and certification requirements
- Pool depth and safety zones
- Integration with plumbing and equipment
- Finishes that suit the rest of the pool
Examples
Pool & landscape
The pool and the garden around it planned and built as one, so paving, steps, walls and planting meet the pool cleanly and the whole space feels finished.
Construction considerations
- Levels and drainage across the whole garden
- Paving, coping and steps that match the pool
- Retaining walls, planters and built-in seating
- Pool fencing that meets safety rules and suits the design
Pool renovation
Bringing an existing concrete pool up to the standard of a new one: new interior finishes, waterline tiles, coping and paving, and updated equipment, with structural changes where the pool allows.
Construction considerations
- Condition of the existing shell and plumbing
- Interior, tile and coping selections
- Equipment upgrades such as heating, filtration and lighting
- Changes to shape, steps or depth, subject to engineering
Not sure which applies?
Most projects combine several of these. Tell us about the site and the idea, and we'll talk it through.
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