Concrete
Any shape or size, and the way to overflow and infinity edges. Takes longest.
- Suits
- Sloping, narrow or oddly shaped plots
- Finish
- Mosaic, ceramic, natural stone
- Upkeep
- Yearly check of joints and finish
0,00 mPool construction and care · Bodrum, Turkish Aegean
We draw the water first, then we dig.
Lazule plans concrete, steel panel and fibreglass pools in section, reports every stage with photos and looks after the pool after handover. No figures before we see your garden: we measure, read the ground, then draw.
Section drawingbefore we dig
Stage reportphotos at every step
Equipmentsized to volume
Carewritten plan
Blue mosaic, skimmer
Sample section
Concrete shell, 1.10 m shallow and 1.60 m deep end, steps at the shallow end.
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Pool types
Three ways to build, one question: what can your garden take?
The method follows the ground, the slope and whether a machine can get in.
Steel panel
Panels on a concrete base; rectangles and freeforms go up quickly.
- Suits
- Level gardens with machine access
- Finish
- Liner or reinforced membrane
- Upkeep
- Looking after the liner surface
Fibreglass
A factory made shell craned into place; the shortest time on site.
- Suits
- Gardens a crane and lorry can reach
- Finish
- Gelcoat surface in set colours
- Upkeep
- Keeping the surface glossy
Skimmer system
Water sits just below the edge and is drawn off through wall skimmers. Less space and plant.
Overflow system
Water fills to the brim and runs via a grated channel to a balance tank. Seamless, but the tank needs room.
Hotel and residential pools get a separate tender with a technical specification.
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Pool designer
Sketch a draft, we make it real at the survey.
Every choice redraws the top view and section. The finish sets the water colour; lights turn the scene to evening.
Top view
Section
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Our difference
We make the hidden work visible.
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Section before excavation
No digger enters until depth, steps, plant room and pipes are drawn.
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A photo report at every stage
Rebar, waterproofing and pressure tests end up hidden. We photograph each before it is covered.
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Equipment sized to volume
Pump, filter and heat pump are chosen by pool volume and use, not by brand name.
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A care plan on handover day
With the keys come a plant room diagram, operating notes and a care plan.
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The build
Nine stages from excavation to first fill.
What we do at each stage and which decision we need from you.
Stage drawing
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Survey
- What we do
- We measure the garden and check the ground and the machine route.
- Your decision
- Where the pool goes and its rough size.
Your handover file holds site photos of every stage in this order.
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Equipment guide
What is in the plant room, and what does it do?
Tap a part to see its job. The turquoise line is the water.
Relation to pool size
We only recommend brands we actually supply and service, and we name them in the quote.
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Maintenance plans
We stay by your pool after handover.
Three plans, scope in writing. Combine them for the whole season.
Weekly care
One visit a week in season
- Water testing and balance
- Surface, floor and skimmer cleaning
- Filter backwash
- Short report after each visit
Spring opening
One visit in spring
- Removing and cleaning the cover
- Starting up the plant room
- Shock treatment and water balance
- Testing lights and heat pump
Winterising
One visit in autumn
- Setting the water level
- Draining lines against frost
- Adding winter chemicals
- Fitting the cover
For plan holders
Report a fault
Pick the problem and add a photo. The team calls back with your pool record at hand.
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QuestionsWhat people ask before deciding.
Missing yours? Add it to the survey request.
Which pool type suits my garden?
Ground, slope, access and the shape you want decide it: concrete for sloping or narrow plots, panels for level gardens, fibreglass where a crane can reach. We decide together at the survey.
Skimmer or overflow?
Skimmer needs less space and plant and is simple to run. Overflow brings the water to the edge and keeps the surface cleaner, but needs a balance tank. Try both in the designer above.
How long will my garden be a building site?
Pool type, ground and weather decide, so we publish no general figure. After the survey you get a schedule by stage and a photo report as each stage ends.
Do I need permission for a pool?
It depends on where you are and how the pool is used; see the short note next to the survey form. Your local planning authority has the final word.
Do you service pools built by others?
Yes. On the first visit we inspect the plant room and water and report the state of the equipment in writing; the plan builds on that.
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Survey request
Tell us about your garden so we come prepared.
Rough sizes are enough; the plan shows how the pool sits.