Sydney pools can add both beauty and value to any home, as well as providing regular maintenance needs. Professional Sydney pool builders offer customized designs tailored specifically for each property that meet individual needs while also offering services such as water testing and cleaning as well as providing advice about which products work best when maintaining them.
Australia is renowned for its abundance of swimming spots – both natural and manmade. From Bondi’s world-famous ocean pool to Sydney Harbour Bridge’s rock and seawater bath in its shadow, iconic swim spots like these can often provide breathtaking scenes at low tide and high. Australia even has more ocean pools than any other city worldwide and many are even heritage listed!
Swimming in Sydney pools is an enjoyable way to spend summer vacation. From family pools to ocean-front facilities, swimming will help keep cool while taking advantage of the sunny weather – as well as providing exercise opportunities and socialising with others!
Sydney pools can make an incredible addition to any home, but selecting the appropriate builder is critical. Make sure they are licensed and reputable by checking for a license that matches up with their name on the contract, or by inquiring if their insurance covers their work.
Sydney is an expansive and varied city, and all residents must have access to affordable public pools. That is why the City of Sydney is calling on both major parties to commit to building new pools in growth areas before the next election. Blacktown Mayor, David Bleasdale has warned if current system doesn’t change soon councils could face having $525 million worth of projects sitting untouched in their backlog.
When selecting a pool builder, be sure that they are licensed and experienced. If possible, ask to see their previous work; photos can give an accurate glimpse into its quality. You should also ensure they comply with all NSW laws regarding pool safety standards (at least 1.2-metre fence and gate away from pool); any trees protected by local conservation orders shouldn’t be cut down; and consider cost for maintenance and repairs in addition to initial upfront investment of a new pool purchase.