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Lake Macquarie · Pool builders

Sol Pools Pty Ltd

Redhead · NSW — pool builder servicing Lake Macquarie. Unclaimed listing

Covering concrete pools, fibreglass pools, plunge pools.

5.0★ (12 reviews)
An example Australian swimming pool of this style

What compliance looks like in NSW

Any pool builder building a pool in Lake Macquarie 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.

Key details

Public reviews5.0★ from 12 reviews on third-party sites

What they build

Services

Concrete PoolsFibreglass PoolsPlunge PoolsLap Pools

About Sol Pools Pty Ltd

Sol Pools Pty Ltd is a fibreglass pool supplier and installer based at Redhead in New South Wales. The company is family owned and operated, describing itself as a third-generation pool building business. Its range covers fibreglass swimming pools along with concrete plunge pools, and there is a set of shell colours shown on the website. Sol Pools states that all of its shells are manufactured in New South Wales using Australian-sourced products, and that each shell carries a 25-year structural warranty. Shorter waiting times for a new pool are put forward as a point of difference. A gallery of completed pools, a quote request form and contact details for enquiries are provided through the site.

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