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Frequently asked questions

Build time, cost, maintenance and more. The questions we are asked most, answered plainly.

How long does it take to build a pool in Bali?
Most residential pools take roughly 8 to 12 weeks from breaking ground to handover, depending on size, access and finishes. Larger resort and commercial pools take longer. We give you a realistic schedule before we start and keep you updated at every stage.
How much does it cost to build a pool in Bali?
Cost depends on size, pool type (skimmer, overflow or infinity), finishes, site access and ground conditions. We quote each project on its own merits after a site assessment, and work in clear staged payments tied to progress. Message us on WhatsApp for an indicative range for your site.
What is the difference between a skimmer pool and an overflow pool?
A skimmer pool holds the water a little below the coping, with skimmers set into the wall to draw the surface water. An overflow (or deck-level) pool fills to the very top and water spills over the edge into a hidden channel, for that mirror-still, level-with-the-deck look. Overflow and infinity pools cost more to build and run, but the effect is striking. We help you choose what suits your site and budget.
Do you maintain pools you did not build?
Yes. Our service team maintains private villa, resort and commercial pools across the islands, including pools built by others. We can also take over a neglected pool and bring it back to health.
Do you build beyond Bali?
Yes. Alongside our Bali branches we have branches in Lombok and Sumbawa, and Makassar in Sulawesi, so we design, build and service pools across all four islands.
Do you offer a guarantee?
Yes. We back the structure of every pool we build with a 10 year written guarantee, because we build it to hold its line.

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