A residential swimming pool is a structural and mechanical project, not a landscaping job. The shell has to retain 40–80 tonnes of water against ground pressure, the plant room has to filter, heat and dose the water through a closed loop without leaking, and the surround has to drain to SUDS standards without flooding the neighbour.
We build reinforced concrete-shell pools — the construction method that lasts 50+ years with proper aftercare, versus 10–15 years for liner pools and 8–12 years for fibreglass. Most of our pool clients are owner-occupiers with garden depth in the Essex commuter belt — Buckhurst Hill, Loughton, Chigwell — and high-spec Hackney, Wanstead and South Woodford homes commissioning a pool alongside a rear extension or basement project.
Every pool runs through one contract: ground survey and feasibility, planning where required, excavation, reinforced shell, mechanical first-fix, waterproofing, tiling and coping, plant room build, commissioning and landscape handover. Building Control sign-off and SUDS compliance are included — not bolted on by a third party three months after handover.
