Penetrations decided after concreting
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POOL CONSTRUCTION · ISTRIA
A pool is a structure, not equipment.
Concrete pools in Istria — reinforced concrete, waterproofing, drainage and service penetrations coordinated with the building works.
Scope
A pool is a structure, not equipment.
A pool is a reinforced-concrete structure in the ground, exposed to water on both sides and connected to services. Errors usually require opening finished landscaping.
Scope
A clearly defined scope of work.
- 01Excavation and ground preparation
- 02Reinforced-concrete pool structure
- 03Structural waterproofing
- 04Suction, pressure and overflow penetrations
- 05Drainage around the pool
- 06Bases and finishes around the pool
- 07Coordination with the remaining construction phases
Risk control
Risk control
Waterproofing installed on an unsuitable substrate
Drainage omitted where the soil retains water
Pool and landscape levels not coordinated
How we work
Five controlled steps from review to handover.
- 01
Documents and objective
We review drawings, the bill of quantities, photographs and the required standard.
- 02
Site inspection
We verify actual conditions, measurements, access and technical constraints.
- 03
Scope and proposal
Included work, responsibilities, decisions, phases and the commercial framework are defined.
- 04
Execution and control
We coordinate sequence, people and procurement and record changes affecting cost or programme.
- 05
Review and handover
Completed work is inspected, open points are recorded and the agreed scope is handed over.
Frequently asked questions
Answers before the first serious decision.
01Do you build concrete or prefabricated pools?+
Concrete pools, cast on site according to the design and ground conditions.
02Can a pool be built after the house is complete?+
Yes, but access, drainage and service routes are more complex in a finished landscape.
03What do you need for an initial review?+
The location, available pool design, ground and access information, and the current phase of the house project.