There are lots of variables when it comes to the price of a swimming pool, including its size, construction method, finishes and specification. Typically, our swimming pool projects range from £65,000 to £150,000+.

Not necessarily. Pool size should be determined by the available space and how you want to use it rather than by a standard minimum.

Our Bromley project measures 6.6m × 3m and includes a counter-current unit, allowing the client to swim continuously without needing the length of a larger pool.

A site visit allows us to assess the available garden, access and practical options before advising you on what will work.

Potentially, yes. Restricted access needs to be considered from the beginning because it can influence the most appropriate pool type and installation method.

For our Bromley project, the one-piece pool shell was craned into the garden. We assess access during the initial stages so that the logistics form part of the design and planning rather than becoming an issue once construction has started.

We construct pools all year round, but there are conditions and situations that we have to take into account, such as air temperature and even material temperatures. If either one of these is too high or too low, it can affect crystallisation and strength of the bonding and construction materials we use. Luckily, we know what we’re doing and won’t do anything that might negatively affect the quality of your pool. To guarantee a long-lasting and well-built pool, ALWAYS use the services of a professional and accredited company.

Swimming pools typically start at 5m in length and in domestic settings normally extend up to 16m or longer. But if you prefer a 25m lap pool or even a compact 2.5m × 2.5m plunge pool, we can build that too. It really depends on how much space you have.

Absolutely! We highly recommend and encourage customising your swimming pool to be exactly as you want. This could be as simple as choosing a unique coloured tile or surround, or as extensive as adding a custom beach area, swim training zone, or specialised steps. A pool is a lifetime investment that you want to use all year round for exercise, entertainment and relaxation, so make it your own.

Outdoor domestic swimming pools typically don’t require planning permission since they can usually be installed under permitted development rights. They’re considered incidental to the enjoyment of the main house and can be built without an application, as long as they meet specific limits and conditions.
We recommend checking with your local planning authority, especially if your property or the surrounding area has any of the following classifications:

• Designated land
• National Landscape
• Green Belt land
• Listed building
• Conservation area.

A typical in-ground swimming pool installation takes 4 to 16 weeks, though some projects can be completed in as little as 3 weeks. The timeline varies based on the pool type (Gunite, Cast Concrete or Mono-block), size, complexity and custom features. Concrete pools generally take longer due to the curing process, especially for complex custom projects – but their customisation options and durability make the extra time worthwhile.