Refurbishing Your Pool

Pool refurbishment covers a whole range of things that can make a real difference to your pool; including damage repair, equipment renewal, filter sand changes, new liners, heat pumps, pool covers, enclosures, air handling and chemical dosing systems.

Pool refurbishment tends to fall into two different categories: unavoidable refurbishment as a result of wear and tear or accidental damage, and upgrades and improvements to your pool.

Unavoidable Refurbishment

Unavoidable refurbishment includes things like damaged liners, frost damage to tiles, leaking pipe work or control panels that are not working properly, as well as general updates such as changing the sand in the filter. Whatever the problem is, we will sort it as quickly and economically as possible to get your pool back up and running smoothly. Here are two examples of unavoidable refurbishment projects.

Upgrades and Improvements

Although perhaps not immediately essential, after a while some things start to look a bit shabby and would benefit from renewal. These include coping stones and paving, liners that although not damaged are not in best condition, and old plant room equipment.

• Heat pumps to reduce pool heating costs
• Pool covers for safety, pool protection and ease of operation
• A new liner to improve the appearance of the pool
• A pool enclosure to extend and increase pool usage
•  Control panels to make pool management so much better and easier
• Chlorine free systems
• Automatic chemical dosing systems
• Air handling systems for indoor or enclosed pools to stop condensation