Using a compressor and pneumatic hammers, trenches and piers were excavated along the pool walls and hammered across the pool's floor in preparation for the new pool's construction. During this process, we discovered that the pool was a Fibrecrete design, which is constructed without reinforcement steel—explaining the extensive cracking. The excavated material was removed from the site using waste bins. At Bluewater Pools, we prioritize both safety and cleanliness, never compromising on these standards.

To meet with the Structural Engineers Specifications, the new pool was constructed with integrated entry steps into the formwork, and additional reinforcement was added in a 20cm/15cm pattern, to include heavier (N16) steel bars across the pier openings to the engineer's specifications. At this stage, modern pool plumbing, electrical systems, heating manifolds, automatic pool cleaner lines, and pool lights were seamlessly installed.

The pool is shotcrete with 32mpa high strength super spray swimming pool mix. Structural engineer oversees the project from design to concrete placement and a Certificate for structural adequacy is issued.

A building code compliant certificate for structural adequacy is issued for the amazing, completed works, along with a Geotechnical Certificate and Structural Engineers Certificate. The complete project was accomplished far sooner than what would have been required in removing the old structure and constructing a smaller pool. There’s also the added benefit of the huge cost savings and the site disturbance was minimal, much to the delight of the owners.