We utilise only the highest-quality materials, including Beadcrete, Sky Pebble, Nature Stone, Bisazza and Ezarri Tiles, to ensure superior durability and aesthetic excellence. By concentrating our pool renovation services within the Sutherland Shire and the Illawarra-Wollongong region, we are able to maintain a strong commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail.
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The swimming pool industry has been a part of my family’s legacy since 1985, with my father and his four brothers all having worked in the trade at some point. Today, two of the five brothers remain active in the industry, including my father, who continues to work at the age of 75. His extensive…
This pool renovation project in Miranda, Sydney, involved addressing significant structural failures in a two-year-old pool. The original design incorporated the house slab into the pool for aesthetic purposes; however, due to improper construction, the two concrete shells experienced shrinkage. As a result, the pool developed substantial leakage, losing approximately 25mm of water per day,…
Improvement Pools Heres pool renovation in the Sutherland Shire we worked on with other trades. Improvement Pools was contracted to install the waterline tiles, and in this case we were waiting for the drop edge porcelain pool coping ( which was being installed by another tiler who the customer had employed as he was tiling…
Backyard renovation including pool renovation in the Sutherland Shire, Burranear. Improvement pools was contracted with Summerscapes Sydney to completely transform a backyard in the Sutherland shire suburb Burranear. Concrete was laid into the old blue haven pools shell, and Summerscapes laid a beautiful Marble paver throughout the yard. Improvement Pools applied a new Biazza waterline…
This pool renovation in the Illawarra was a result of a pool being twisted, un straight and out of fashion. The coping tiles were in good condition, so we stripped back the old waterline tiles and Quartzon interior. From here we began to re re build. The waterfall edge had to be rendered 3 times…
Here you will see a pool renovation that turned into a new pool which was approved via council as a Complying Development Certificate (CDC). We changed the footprint of the pool, added retaining walls and extended copings. The pool ended up being a lot smaller, in which a CDC was necessary. This pool was about…