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Construction

We have been designing and constructing in-ground concrete pools and spas for over 30 years.
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Construction Planning

When you have selected Boomerang Pools to construct your pool and we have entered into an agreement, there will be a brief period before we start. At this point, we will arrange the local council permits and acquire all the materials.

Be prepared. Constructing an in-ground swimming pool is major construction. Your back yard, (or front yard) will be messy, but we will do our best to keep it as clean and neat as possible during construction.

Deciding to build a pool is easy, designing the pool will require planning. At Boomerang Pools we’ve done it many times before, and will help you with every planning aspect of your pool.
Pool builder hosing down the freshly sprayed concrete shell of a curved pool under construction
Curved concrete pool shell sprayed and curing on a bush block, built by Boomerang Pools
Steel reinforcement laid out in a freeform pool excavation on a sloping rural block
Operator digging a pool excavation with a mini excavator on a rocky hillside block
Tradesman fixing formwork and steel for concrete pool steps during construction
Pool builder hosing down the freshly sprayed concrete shell of a curved pool under construction
Curved concrete pool shell sprayed and curing on a bush block, built by Boomerang Pools
Steel reinforcement laid out in a freeform pool excavation on a sloping rural block
Operator digging a pool excavation with a mini excavator on a rocky hillside block
Tradesman fixing formwork and steel for concrete pool steps during construction
Pool builder hosing down the freshly sprayed concrete shell of a curved pool under construction
Curved concrete pool shell sprayed and curing on a bush block, built by Boomerang Pools
Steel reinforcement laid out in a freeform pool excavation on a sloping rural block
Operator digging a pool excavation with a mini excavator on a rocky hillside block
Tradesman fixing formwork and steel for concrete pool steps during construction
Pool builder hosing down the freshly sprayed concrete shell of a curved pool under construction
Curved concrete pool shell sprayed and curing on a bush block, built by Boomerang Pools
Steel reinforcement laid out in a freeform pool excavation on a sloping rural block
Operator digging a pool excavation with a mini excavator on a rocky hillside block
Tradesman fixing formwork and steel for concrete pool steps during construction
Pool builder hosing down the freshly sprayed concrete shell of a curved pool under construction
Curved concrete pool shell sprayed and curing on a bush block, built by Boomerang Pools
Steel reinforcement laid out in a freeform pool excavation on a sloping rural block
Operator digging a pool excavation with a mini excavator on a rocky hillside block
Tradesman fixing formwork and steel for concrete pool steps during construction
Pool builder hosing down the freshly sprayed concrete shell of a curved pool under construction
Curved concrete pool shell sprayed and curing on a bush block, built by Boomerang Pools
Steel reinforcement laid out in a freeform pool excavation on a sloping rural block
Operator digging a pool excavation with a mini excavator on a rocky hillside block
Tradesman fixing formwork and steel for concrete pool steps during construction
Smiling girl swimming in a pool with a sparkling blue interior and a rock garden behind

At this important stage you will need to consider:

  • Are there sewage pipes and other underground services?
  • Do you want a spa, waterfall, rock walls or any other features?
  • Are there large trees which may require removal? You may want a tree to provide shade over the pool. Will the shade be over the pool in the morning or afternoon? Are you prepared to put up with some leaves falling into the pool?
  • Will there be access for machinery? If not, is there access from a neighbouring property? Will your neighbours be inconvenienced?
  • How will the pool integrate with your home, back yard and other structures?

At this important stage you will need to consider:

  • Do you intend to have the pool as the focal point of you home or back yard?
  • What about swimming pool safety? Will children be the main users of the pool? Do you want to be able to see the pool from inside the house
  • Are there family members who may need assistance getting in and out of the pool?
  • What will the pool be used for? Exercise, laps, diving, water sports etc.
  • Will you require pool heating? If the pool is for luxurious relaxation consider building in a table and adding shade.
Freeform concrete pool with tiled surrounds and a waterfall feature beside a red-roofed home at dusk

The Process

Large rectangular pool with white paved surrounds, glass fencing and views over the hills
  • Plants, trees, sheds and other structures will have to be removed.
  • Existing irrigation systems will have to removed and capped.
  • Some fencing may have to be removed and stored onsite.
  • Any existing landscaping may be effected or require complete removal.
  • You may clear the site for us if you wish. You may wish to keep some plants in pots. The more you do the more you will save.
  • If you intend to keep some of the soil, tell us before we start.
Kidney-shaped pool with clear blue water, white coping and a raised spa at the far end
  • You will have a large machine digging a large hole in your back yard with trenches leading off.
  • If it’s dry, it will be dusty. If it’s wet there will be lots of mud.
  • Wet or dry get a mat for the back door.
  • And be prepared to close windows.
Rectangular pool with white fencing, grey paving and sun lounges under gum trees
  • Waterfalls, rocks and other features will be integrated with the pool structure.
  • Pumps, plumbing, solar heating, electrical equipment for pumps and lights are installed.
  • This will be your last chance for changes.
  • Around the pool, decks, walkways and paving etc is done.
  • Safety pool fencing and child proof gates are installed.
  • The pool finish you have selected will be applied.
  • Fences removed at the beginning are replaced (and plants if required).
  • Our crew will remove all debris and completely tidy up the whole site.
  • We will maintain communication with you along the way.
  • You will be able to inspect our progress.
  • Finally there will be inspections by local authorities, to ensure the pool, and fence are complete and to standard
Curved pool with sandstone-coloured coping and paving beside a hedge and garden

Ready to start planning?

Boomerang Pools is a family owned and operated pool construction business, working from our own yard at 1 Harrow Court, Caboolture. We work with you from the planning and council application through to pool certification and handover.

Learn more about our concrete pool builder service and in-ground concrete pools across the Moreton Bay region and Brisbane, or get a free quote.
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