Absolutely blown away by how friendly and on-the-ball the crew was—felt truly looked after from the first call. the geyser instal looks solid and neat, you can see the workmanship is top-notch.
Timing was great!
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Request a quotePopular renovation options include resurfacing the pool with modern materials like pebble or quartz finishes, replacing old tiles, upgrading the filtration and heating systems, installing energy-efficient pumps, adding LED lighting, and incorporating water features such as fountains or waterfalls. Other options include expanding the pool area, adding a spa, or updating the decking and landscaping around the pool.
The duration of a pool renovation project depends on the extent of the work. Simple projects like resurfacing or replacing tiles can take a few days to a week. More comprehensive renovations, involving structural changes or major upgrades, can take several weeks to a few months. Planning and securing the necessary permits can also affect the timeline
The cost of renovating a swimming pool can vary widely based on the scope of the project. Minor updates, like resurfacing or replacing tiles, might cost between R20,000 to R50,000. More extensive renovations, such as adding new features or reconfiguring the pool shape, can range from R100,000 to R300,000 or more. It's important to get detailed quotes from multiple contractors to understand the costs involved.
