Pool Project Up To 100 Cubic Meters

A pool up to 100 cubic meters counts as secondary construction to the main home. That means a lighter procedure than the house itself, though a project is still required.

What needs to be considered

A pool project covers the structural solution for the walls and floor, drainage of the surrounding area, and position relative to the fence and neighbouring plots. The slope of the terrain matters too, because it decides whether a retaining wall is needed.

If the plot is sloped, see our article on the retaining wall project. On flat terrain the pool is usually coordinated only with the rest of the garden infrastructure.

A pool is often designed together with a summer kitchen or a barbecue for a finished garden. See our article on the summer kitchen and barbecue project for ideas on combining the two.

What the service includes

We prepare the project together with the structural calculations. We coordinate drainage with the rest of the plot’s plumbing. We prepare the documents for the municipality so the procedure runs smoothly.

If the plot also needs space for a car, see our garage project service as well.

The price depends on your project

The size, shape and terrain all determine the scope of work, so we do not publish a ready price list.

After a free consultation and a review of your property we send a specific quote. Contact us to start the conversation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a project needed for every pool

Pools up to 100 cubic meters usually go through a lighter procedure, but a project remains necessary because of the structure and the drainage. The municipality confirms the exact order for your specific plot.

Can a pool be built on sloped terrain

Yes, but the slope increases the scope of preparatory work and often requires a retaining wall. This is assessed during the site visit.

How close to the fence can the pool be

The distance depends on the general building rules for the plot and on neighbour relations. We check the exact requirement as part of the project.