Head office based near Chichester, West Sussex covering installations throughout the southern counties. Supply for self installation also available.

Please call 01243 537722 for a free site survey and quotation.

With our fully qualified teams of pool fitters, we are able to undertake every aspect of your pool installation, from the excavation and soil removal right through to the electrical work and commissioning. Our teams are qualified to make your installation as quick and trouble free as possible. As a guide, the average pool takes approximately 2 to 3 weeks to install. Click here to see us building a pool

	Excavation We carefully mark out the contours of the swimming pool and excavate the soil to the prescribed depth. The use of an excavating machine is favoured so we would need suitable access to the site.
	Assembly of the poolwall We then assemble the straight or undulating sections by the means of the double bolt fixing.
Stabalisation of the side walls With supports to be screwed into predrilled holes of the poolwall, we stabalise the sidewalls and obtain their perfect vertical position. The supports are then anchored into the bottom and become invisible after covering the pool border.
	Installing the pool bottom The pool bottom consists of a concrete and sand screed about 5cm thick, which is protected by a cover. We spread the screed out over the surface, either on the soil or on a layer of fine rubble.
	Placing the liner We then fix the liner on the top of the pools walls. Small differences in the pool bottom will be compensated with this system, so the liner flattens out, being pressed onto the pool wall by the pressure as soon as the pools is filled.
	Assembly of the pool border Having installed the water circulation system and flattened out the liner around the pool we can move to the final phase, laying the coping stones on the side wall. The swimming pool is now ready to be used.
	The finishing touch Creating a space around the pool can be achieved with the option of many materials, natural stone, cobblestones or wood flooring. Back to top