The short answer is, in most instances, yes! Our highly skilled pool builders here at Poseidon Pools CQ have extensive experience installing swimming pools on all sorts of terrains, including sloping blocks. Our team will come up with the best strategy to install the pool to ensure it not only looks good but is structurally sound and safe.

When everything runs like clockwork, one of our fibreglass pools can be installed in as little as 7 days. This timeframe can often be an unrealistic goal though, especially when it’s leading up to the warmer months and its peak pool building season. Delays in permit approvals can occur and, if the weather is not on our side, this can disrupt the schedule too.

Sometimes poor access can affect how long it takes to get the ground excavated and the pool in the backyard however, that does not mean you cannot have a pool if this is the case at your place. If access is limited and specialised machinery or transport is needed to install your pool, this will be discussed with you during the initial quoting phase.

Some people assume that because they don’t have much room in the backyard they can’t possibly fit in a pool. Well, the good news is we have swimming pools for the most modest of spaces. Backyards continue to get more compact, and this is a trend that is unlikely to change, because of this, our smaller pool collection continues to expand to keep up with demand.

This is one of the most common questions we get asked, and it’s so hard to give a straightforward answer when there are so many variables that can affect the overall price. Some of those include access to the pool site, the type of pool you choose, and the condition of the ground where it’s due to be installed. To give you a very broad idea, you are generally looking at around $45,000 for an entry price pool. The best way to get an accurate quote for what you want and where you live is by organising an onsite quote with one of our pool builders.

Yes. In 1991, the Australia Government implemented pool fencing laws to reduce the number of preventable drownings. The rules around this are strict, and they don’t just apply to the fencing alone but also the areas surrounding it, mechanisms, gates and more. Once your pool fencing is built, it will need to be inspected to ensure it is compliant.