Casey concrete & fibreglass pool builds.
New pools, plunge pools, renovations and equipment across Berwick, Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Hampton Park and Endeavour Hills. Every Victorian pool fence has to be certified to AS 1926 before you swim. Reactive-clay engineering done properly - piers, not promises.
Five things, done properly.
From a 3m plunge pool tucked into a courtyard through to an 11m custom concrete family pool with a wet edge and in-floor cleaning. We design, engineer, build, certify and hand over. No subbing out the hard parts.
New concrete pool
Fully custom sprayed-shotcrete or reinforced-concrete pools. Any shape, any depth, tiled or pebble interior. The 50-year option for owners who want exactly what they want. $50K-$90K typical, 16-26 weeks.
See concrete pool builds →New fibreglass pool
Pre-formed Australian-made fibreglass shells (Compass, Leisure, Narellan, Plungie). Lower cost, faster install, 25-year structural warranty. Ideal for flat blocks with reasonable side access. $35K-$60K typical, 8-14 weeks.
See fibreglass options →Plunge pool
Compact deep pools 3-5m long, 1.4-1.6m deep. Year-round use with a heat pump. Concrete or pre-cast (Plungie). Perfect for townhouses, courtyards and small Berwick blocks. $25K-$45K typical.
See plunge pool builds →Pool renovation
Tired 90s pebblecrete pool? Failing tiles, faded interior, leaking skimmer, ancient equipment? We resurface, retile, replumb and re-equip. Cheaper than rebuilding, brings a 30-year-old pool back to 2026 spec. $8K-$30K.
See pool renovations →Pool equipment
Variable-speed pumps, cartridge and media filters, heat pumps, salt chlorinators, mineral systems, automation, robotic cleaners. Install on new pools or swap tired gear that’s costing you in power and chemicals. $1.5K-$8K.
See equipment options →
Three things a Casey pool build has to get right.
Reactive-clay engineering.
Berwick, Narre Warren, Hampton Park and most of the Casey growth corridor sit on Class M to Class H2 reactive clay. The same ground movement that cracks driveways and lifts house slabs will crack a concrete pool shell and shift a fibreglass one if the footings aren’t engineered for the active zone. We bore concrete piers 1.5-2.4m below the active layer, lay reinforced footings under the shell base, and on fibreglass jobs we screed a deep crushed-rock sand bed with a subsoil ag-drain on the downhill side. Cheaper builders skip both. You see the result in 3-5 years.
AS 1926 pool fence compliance from day one.
Every Victorian pool must be registered with Council and have its fence certified to AS 1926.1-2012 within 30 days of completion. The 2020 register laws bite hard - up to $1,800 per offence per day for an unregistered or non-compliant pool. We design fence compliance into the build at the very first sketch: 1.2m external height, no climbable handholds within 900mm of the top, gate self-closing outward away from the pool, glass panels Grade A safety glass on certified spigots. Plus the full 900mm non-climbable zone around the perimeter. The fence certifier signs off before you ever swim.
A BPC-registered swimming pool builder.
The class to look for is Domestic Builder (Limited) - Swimming Pools and Spas with the Building and Plumbing Commission (BPC, formerly the VBA). That registration means the builder carries Domestic Building Insurance (the home warranty cover that protects you for 6 years and 2 months of latent defects), the work passes mandatory inspections, and the City of Casey will actually issue you a permit. Plenty of operators quote pool builds without the right registration class - check anyone’s number on the BPC practitioner search at bpc.vic.gov.au before paying a deposit, and ask for it on the written quote.
Where we build.
Our core territory is the City of Casey - Berwick, Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Hampton Park, Endeavour Hills - plus the growth corridor running south through Clyde, Cranbourne East and Officer. We don’t travel past the Casey boundary; staying tight keeps our build calendar honest.
From first call to first swim - 6 stages.
Free site visit
We measure the block, check access, look at soil class, talk through concrete vs fibreglass honestly. 60-90 min, no obligation.
Design & fixed quote
Concept plan with pool position, paving layout, fence line and equipment location. Fixed-price written quote. No ‘starting from’ pricing.
Permit & engineering
The builder lodges the City of Casey building permit, engages the structural engineer, organises the surveyor and pre-books the AS 1926 fence certifier. 4-8 weeks for approval.
Excavation & shell
Concrete: dig, pier, steel, shotcrete, cure. Fibreglass: dig, sand bed, crane-set shell, plumb, backfill. 1-4 weeks depending on type and weather.
Surrounds & equipment
Coping, paving, fence, equipment install, automation. Fill the pool, balance the water chemistry, commission everything, hand you the manuals.
Certify & register
The fence certifier signs off, the pool goes on the City of Casey pool register, and you get the compliance certificate. Then 6 years 2 months of warranty cover. Then you swim.
Ready for a free on-site pool consultation?
60-90 minutes on your block. We measure, check soil, look at access, talk through concrete vs fibreglass without the upsell.
Articles & guides for Berwick
Guides for Berwick homeowners: what things cost and what to check.
- Fibreglass vs concrete in Berwick - the soil decides more than the brochure does
- A realistic 8-week new-pool timeline for Berwick - and the payment schedule that goes with it
- Pool excavation in Berwick - what Council needs, what neighbours need, and how the dig actually works
- Pool resurfacing in Berwick - pebble, quartz, tile and what each one really feels like
Detailed pool decision guides
Work through the choices that affect everyday use before ordering equipment or agreeing to a design.