Swimming Pool Construction, Repair and Maintenance Company

Swimming pools are no longer a “thing “ for hotels owners like Serena hotel and Kabira country club. Today anyone can have a swimming pool in their backyard or front of the house. All that’s needed is finding the right company to construct the swimming pool for you.

To begin any swimming pool project, the first step is to do a risk assessment before any work is done.

Swimming pools aren’t just for the wealthy anymore. These days, even the most modest of residences can be equipped with one. To succeed at this though precautionary measures must be taken to ensure that swimming pools are in one of the safest settings, including residences; this includes both public and private pools.

Why you should get yourself a swimming pool?

• Swimming pools can be enjoyed by homeowners for at least three months of the year, regardless of the climate. The weather has no bearing on the enjoyment of people with indoor pools.

• Pools have long been known for their beneficial effects on health. Adults and children alike can benefit greatly from using them as a means of exercise.

• Enjoyable hobbies provide an additional benefit of exercising the body without causing any harm. A swimming pool is a great place for both kids and adults to unwind and have fun.

• The use of swimming pools in physiotherapy sessions can assist individuals who have had a stroke regain some of their lost functional abilities.

• In addition, having a pool at home provides a sense of seclusion. Having a private pool comes in handy if you’re the type that avoids swimming in public pools like those at hotels and on public beaches.

Anyone can have a swimming pool. 

There are numerous types and designs of swimming pools from which to choose.

Concrete, fiberglass composite, fiberglass, above-ground, and vinyl liner swimming pools are all examples of these types of pools.

Asset financing is available from several banks to make it easier for customers to install swimming pools in their own houses. Rather than halting development to pay for the pool, this method lets the customer pay overtime in the bank.

What are the different stages of building a swimming pool?

Risk assessment is the first step in any swimming pool project, and it should be carried out before any work is carried out. A specialist in risk assessment makes certain that any potential problems are detected and addressed as soon as possible. Alternatively, the site is evaluated for any potential threats or issues.

Excavation begins after the evaluation is complete. It’s a filthy operation, but it’s essential if you want to build an in-ground pool.

In addition, a site fence is created before excavation for safety reasons.

After a few days of excavating the ground to construct the hole, it takes even longer to ensure that the hole is exactly what is needed to proceed with the rest of the project.

Excavation can be slowed down by several obstacles, including rejected plans, sewage, and electricity lines, among others.

Once the obstacles have been removed, the supporting architecture can be put into place.

There are a variety of materials that can be used to support the structure of a swimming pool, as long as they are robust and solid. Steel, for example, is an excellent and durable material for reinforcing swimming pool structures. Adding the framing will offer the necessary firm support.

Make sure the plumbing system is ready to go. All that matters when it comes to plumbing is what you put in your pipes. Verify that the contractor is using only the authorised fittings and pipelines.

As an additional precaution, the builder should make a list of the various parts they will be employing in this project so that they don’t miss out on important plumbing sections of the pool.

After that, the pool’s shell can be built. This step is very important because the client finally gets to see what appears to be a swimming pool in their backyard. It must be done right.

Mortar, a sand, rock, and cement mixture, might be an excellent choice for this work because it is versatile enough to be used in a variety of pools.

The tiling of the pool is the final step in completing the pool.

After that, the constructor can either build a patio-like space around the pool or, more commonly, build a deck around it based on the preferences of the client.

Concrete can also be used, but the method is the same whether you choose decking or tiling. Next, build your patio using whichever materials you like.

The swimming pool’s electrical systems can now be fixed at this point in the construction process. Additionally, confirm that the systems are properly installed and functioning. Installing them correctly is even more critical.

After that, it’s time to do some cleanup around here. Construction must be completed before the site can be removed and sanitised,

The pool is then filled to the top to make sure there aren’t any leaks. This is the last and most important step in the building process. Hence, before using the pool, be certain that it is constructed by a specialist in the field.

How to keep a swimming pool in good condition

Make sure that children cannot easily reach the pool. Set up a four-foot fence around the entire pool area with a latching and locking gate.

An infant can be suffocated by a pool drain. This can be avoided by installing a safety guard above the drain.

The pool area should be equipped with first aid kits, water-resistant phones, and rescue poles and tubes in case of an emergency.

Also, make sure that all members of your family undergo swimming lessons from a professional. First aid and CPR classes should be taken by both adults and teenagers.

As an additional precaution, always ensure that the swimming pool is disinfected at least 12 hours before it is used.

In Uganda, what’s the price charged to construct a swimming pool?

After calculating the width, depth, and height, the standard price is sh1.2m per square metre.

Conclusion

If you’re tired of all those DIY tutorials contact us to construct a swimming pool for you professionally. Remember that skipping any of the above steps can lead to accidents in the future.