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Coastal Concrete Pools

Davistown · NSW — pool builder servicing Central Coast. Unclaimed listing

Including barrier fencing and council lodgement, handed over ready for a pool compliance certificate inspection.

An example Australian swimming pool of this style

What compliance looks like in NSW

Any pool builder building a pool in Central Coast works to the NSW barrier rules. A certificate of barrier compliance there is valid for 3 years. Inspection is by council or a registered private certifier, registration is held on the NSW Swimming Pool Register, and a certificate is triggered by sale and lease. Lodgement: no separate lodgement step. This is the rule for the state, not a claim about this business.

What they build

Services

Concrete PoolsFibreglass PoolsPlunge PoolsLap PoolsSpas & Swim SpasSwim SpasFencing

About Coastal Concrete Pools

Coastal Concrete Pools builds custom concrete swimming pools and spas, working with clients from the initial design stage through to completion. The stated scope covers ground works, the pool or spa build itself, and fencing and pool surrounds, with the business saying it manages each of those stages on the client's behalf. It is based on the Central Coast of New South Wales and also takes work in Sydney and Newcastle; the listed address is Davistown. com, and the site gives operating hours of 7am to 4pm, Monday to Saturday. The website also carries an about section, a services page and a gallery of past projects.

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