If you’re considering a new pool for your Sydney home, why not take your backyard oasis to the next level with a custom spa installation? At The Pool Co, we specialise in personalised spa and hot tub design to complement any poolscape. With jets on all sides and a bubbling floor grid, our concrete spas allow you to indulge in a luxurious spa experience without leaving your backyard.
As leading concrete spa construction specialists, we work closely with each client to bring their unique vision to life. Whether you want to integrate a spa into a new pool design or install a standalone hot tub for warmth and relaxation, our personalised service ensures your backyard retreat is crafted just for you. Add the ultimate backyard luxury with a custom spa installation from the specialists at The Pool Co. Contact our experienced team today at (02) 5137 7000 to find out more!
When installing a new concrete pool, complement it with a luxurious swim spa area to create an all-in-one aquatic oasis in your backyard. Attached swim spas effectively increase the overall pool footprint for more versatility without requiring major enlargement.
The additional spa section provides space for targeted hydrotherapy and resistance swimming, allowing you to customise your workout right at home. After exercising, relax in the soothing massage of water jets. A swim spa is also a convenient space for entertaining - guests can refresh and unwind while still enjoying the pool area. With proper design, a swim spa can blend seamlessly with the look and shape of your new concrete pool.
Adding a swim spa is a great way to enhance the size and functionality of your new pool project. The hydrotherapy benefits, paired with the convenience of an at-home exercise and entertainment space, make a swim spa a complementary addition to any concrete pool design. Consider including one when planning your new backyard pool for an all-in-one aquatic retreat.
Spas are usually made to seat six or more adults comfortably, so they need to be of a specific size to accommodate this. A 2 x 2-metre hot tub could suit you well if you’re after a square design. Otherwise, you could opt for 2.5 x 1.5 metres or 3 x 1.5 metres. The seat should be around half a metre underwater to provide a height that lets you keep your face out of the water while you’re sitting. The depth of the bottom is usually around 1 metre.
Your heating choice for your spa and/or pool will significantly impact how expensive your hot tub or spa is to run. The two options are either a heat pump or natural gas through a gas heater. If you want to keep your spa running and warm consistently, a heat pump is the best option for you. If you plan to start the spa only when you use it, natural gas is the better choice.
We recommend staying with a smaller hot tub style, as the more significant the spa, the more expensive it is to heat. If you’re going to heat it only when you use it, a larger option will also take longer to heat up. Invest in a spa cover to retain heat in your spa, which will save you money on heating costs.
A spa attached to a concrete swimming pool usually has a spillway where extra water washes into the pool. This has the dual benefits of controlling the spa’s water level and helping with heating the pool.
Anyone who wants concrete pools to help mobilise their joints through a low-impact workout will enjoy sitting in the spa afterwards. The spa’s heat can help with numerous orthopaedic issues by warming up your joints.
Standalone spas also have many advantages. For example, these are more flexible as you can have your spa somewhere away from your swimming pool. Many families like to have the spa closer to their back door, so it’s not far to reach in winter.
Having only a spa with no swimming pool will lower operational costs as it requires fewer cleaning chemicals. Plus, a standalone spa will fit nicely if you only have a small outdoor space.
As leading local pool builders, we have the skills to handle any backyard vision while ensuring a smooth process from start to finish.
Our team handles the entire pool building process, from digging out the site to integrating top-of-the-line filtration systems, ensuring your spa exceeds all safety and quality standards. We work closely with local councils to obtain approvals and pass all required inspections. Our expertise also extends to building luxurious concrete spas that seamlessly complement your poolscape.
As Sydney’s most trusted pool builder, we pride ourselves on customer service and attention to detail. We listen closely to your vision and work diligently to bring it to life in your backyard oasis. With decades of concrete construction under our belt, we have the experience needed to construct any custom pool and spa design while ensuring long-lasting durability. We are large enough to handle major projects yet small enough to give each client the individualised service they deserve.
Have a vision for the perfect backyard oasis but need help bringing it to life? Our team of expert pool builders is here to help!
Get started by scheduling a free design consultation. Call (02) 5137 7000 to discuss your ideas and provide guidance on the possibilities.
Our team loves talking pools and spas and working closely with homeowners to create backyards tailored to their lifestyles. We handle the entire process, from designing your oasis, getting council approvals, and constructing and maintaining your concrete pool and spa.
Don’t settle for just any pool or hot tub - get the backyard you’ve always envisioned by partnering with Sydney’s premier concrete pool builder. Contact us today and prepare to be amazed by what we can do!
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