Pool & Spa Professionals

Q: What is a good size for a pool?

A typical inground swimming pool or play pool has a circumference that is 22 metres long. A play pool is either a freeform design or 8 metres long by 4 metres broad rectangle pool. Popular geometrical arrangements often feature depths that start at 1metre in the shallow end, drop to 1.5 metres in the centre, and then rise back to 1.2 metres.

Q: How long does a spa pool last?

Most spa pools have a lifespan of five to twenty years or more in New Zealand. The spa may not survive five years if you buy a cheap spa pool constructed of inferior materials and if you neglect to properly maintain it.

Q: Does a spa pool need plumbing?

Yes, plumbing is required because spa pool water must pass via the sewage system, not a storm drain since chemical treatments are required to keep it clean.

The building, repair, and maintenance of any swimming pool, hot tub, or spa, whether public or private, regardless of use, falls under the purview of a commercial pool and spa contractor. ArchiPro features only the best pool and spa consultants because they only work with the most qualified and trusted swimming pool and spa suppliers in New Zealand.

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Featuring the best pools and spas contractors in New Zealand

The best pool and spa businesses in New Zealand provide various services, including pool cleaning and maintenance and waterscaping and have excellent customer support. ArchiPro only works with the most reputable professionals in the pool and spa field. The contractors that are featured specialise in a variety of residential and commercial development projects. They are experienced in heritage and urban developments and span various styles from contemporary to minimalistic and sustainable.

Types of services that a pools and spa consultant provides

If you need professional pool services in New Zealand, you might be interested to know about the full range of services that are available. These include:

Waterscaping

They can provide pre-purchase pool inspections or create a new swimming pool and spa design that enhances your outside area and home. They work alongside pool design and construction specialists to design and install various pools and spas.

Landscaping

A competent pool provider also provides landscaping services and is knowledgeable about the kinds of plants that will grow well in your area, provide shade, and need little upkeep.

Retail Products

Swimming pool and spa suppliers can provide you with all the products and materials needed for repairs and maintenance in New Zealand.

Heating systems

Sauna and spa installers can supply and install heating systems for your pools, spas and saunas.

Safety nets and covers

Pool and spa contractors can supply you with various safety nets and covers that are secure and aesthetically pleasing.

Leak detection

They can perform a swimming pool inspection and check for damages and leaks on existing pools, spas and saunas.

Repairs and maintenance

Pool and spa specialists provide maintenance and repair services for existing water features. They can also provide you with insurance claim reports.

The advantages of hiring skilled pools and spas contractors

Professional pool installers do the work more quickly than ordinary general contractors and possess a degree of competence that can only be acquired through experience. They are fully licensed and insured, and their work carries warranties and guarantees. Hiring a specialist in New Zealand ensures the proper use of pool and spa supplies made from quality materials that last as long as they are supposed to. When using professionals, you are less likely to put your existing plumbing and underground piping at risk.

How to choose the best pools and spas contractors for your project

To pick the right pool installation company in New Zealand, you should know what to anticipate from them to make an informed choice. If consumers are searching for a fibreglass pool, it wouldn't be a good idea to pick a firm that specialises in concrete pools. Many pool installation businesses have a tendency to choose one type of pool material to specialise in.

Even if the business might be able to obtain the material a customer requests, working with experts who are familiar with your preferred material will yield superior outcomes. Once you have made a list of the contractors that specialise in the specific service that you require. Set a meeting with each one and ask them questions like;

Can you provide contactable references for your previous projects in New Zealand?
What suppliers do you work with, and are your work and material guaranteed?
How long will the pool or spa installation take?
Which material and design do you recommend for my project and why?
What type of maintenance plan does my pool or spa require?

How close can a pool be to a house?

According to New Zealand national guidelines, all swimming pools must be at least 3 metres from the home walls. Electrical wiring will be shielded from spills, flooding, and leaks as a result.