Our Process
New Pool Installations
At Nautical Pools, we understand that between design concepts, budget considerations, available yard space and your particular vision - selecting and installing a pool may feel like an overwhelming experience.
Drawing on our decades of experience and expertise we can walk you through the entire process.
Together, we will design, budget for and execute the summer oasis of your dreams!
Pool Planning
At Nautical Pools, we don’t believe in hidden costs or surprises of any kind. By carefully reviewing your budget, your needs and your expectations at the outset, we can provide your desired results.
At the time of your free site visit and quote consultation, we will first discuss your particular vision, and together we will craft a project that fits your budget.
After assessing your available backyard space, we will discuss things like pool sizes and styles, any water features or spa additions that you would like and the different colours and finishes that we have to offer.
We will also discuss options like pool fencing, paving, concreting and landscaping.
Pool Approval
Stage 2 consists of going over the finer contract points and legalities that need to be accomplished ahead of time. These include council approvals, inspections and your final decisions as to pool colours, finishes, fencing and any special requests, specifications or requirements that you have.
We will also go over when and how we will access the building site and the time frame during which the work will commence and be completed, as well as potential outsourcing of work (only if required and / or warranted).
We will then execute all contracts and paperwork – and of course, we will go over everything in great detail and answer all of your questions.
Build/Install Commences
It’s an exciting time as work on your new pool begins! Before the arrival of your pool, the site excavation will start and we will erect temporary pool fencing to protect the area.
After the pool shell arrives and is installed, we will complete all of the plumbing and electrical work.
We then concrete the structure itself and finish with any additionally requested services; such as paving, fencing and landscaping.
The Home Stretch
Hand over! You are nearly ready to go! In order to use your new pool, you, the customer must organise the final pool council inspection under the Swimming Pool Act 1992. Your pool should not be used until a final occupation certificate has been issued.
You will also need to register your pool at www.swimmingpoolregistry.nsw.gov.au. Then you are ready to use your new pool. To keep your pool sparkling refer to the pool guide supplied or your local pool shop.
