What is the process to build an inground fibreglass swimming pool in Melbourne

Looking to add an inground fibreglass swimming pool to your property, but don’t know what’s involved?

You have come to the right place! At Sunsetter Pools & Spas, we know that choosing an inground fibreglass swimming pool is about more than just having a place to swim. Size, shape, colour and landscaping are crucial elements that need to be considered.

Our team knows that building an inground fibreglass swimming pool is an exciting project that will bring an abundance of appeal, value and long-term enjoyment to any Melbourne home. Let’s jump in and find out what’s involved.

Building an inground fibreglass pool

You have made the decision that you want a fibreglass swimming pool. The first step in the process is a site assessment to determine the best size, shape and pool position for your property. We take care of what comes next, all the permits and approvals before the fun begins of getting the site ready for your pool!

Once the base is all prepped and ready for the big installation, it’s time for the fibreglass shell (pre-moulded and ready to go!) to be lifted into place. This step requires precision to ensure the shell sits level and is correctly aligned.

With the pool in place, plumbing for filtration, jets, lights and any water features is installed. As the shell is filled with water, the space around the pool is simultaneously backfilled with gravel or stabilised sand to support the structure.

Next up is the design elements – the part that really makes your new backyard come together! Coping paving and paving choices, decking options, landscaping and permanent fencing will really bring your pool and your visions to life . The options are endless and we can help find the best choice for your backyard and within your budget!

Why choose fibreglass over an above-ground pool?

• Fibreglass inground pools offer superior durability, aesthetics  and performance.
• Less maintenance! The smooth, non-porous surface of a fibreglass pool makes cleaning easier and reduces algae growth.
• Fibreglass pools come in a wide range of shapes, colours and sizes, with built-in steps and other features if included.
• An inground fiberglass pool is a permanent feature that adds significant value to your home.

Excavation & Base Preparation

During Installation

Pouring Of The Concrete Bond Beam

Completed Swimming Pool