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How disruptive is the pool installation process to my space?

Installing an in-ground pool is a process that requires some temporary adjustments, but with careful planning and open communication, the experience can be managed to minimise disruption.

Understanding the Disruptions During Construction

Heavy machinery will be necessary for excavation and shaping the space, which may affect lawns and gardens in the short term. Access routes for the machinery will also need to be considered to protect neighbouring areas and structures.

Noise, Dust, and Worker Presence

During construction, there may be some noise from equipment, dust from excavation and the regular presence of construction workers on-site. Other phases, like plumbing, electrical work, setting up filtration systems, and finishing the pool interior and exterior, can also cause minor disruptions.

Careful Access Planning to Protect Your Property

To help mitigate any inconvenience, it’s important to plan access routes carefully to minimise damage and use protective materials like plywood to distribute the weight of heavy machinery, protecting lawns or driveways. Scheduling work during times that are least disruptive to your family’s routine can also help. Regular communication with your contractor is key, so you know what to expect during each phase of the installation.

While the installation process may involve some temporary adjustments to your daily routine, the end result is a beautiful pool that will provide years of relaxation, recreation and enjoyment for your family.

If you are interested in finding out more about the range of pools we offer, why not call us today on 0333 4567 111?

Our team would be delighted to help you with any questions or queries you might have, and we will endeavour to get back to you as soon as we can.

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