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SPN DEC 2011 Pool&SpaIndustry
www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk A TOUCH OF CLASS
The bespoke and stylish specialist concrete pools and spas built by Surrey based SPATA member Lagoon Pools Ltd are a question of family pride
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uality is everything when it comes to a pool built by
Lagoon Pools.
Owners Giuseppe Favata and Mimo Pellitteri operate in the high profile Home Counties area of Surrey, London, Berkshire, Middlesex and surrounding counties and over 30 years pool experience goes into the bespoke exclusively concrete indoor and outdoor pools built by this family business which takes personal pride in the quality of work which goes into the swimming pools.
Enthusiastic and committed members of SPATA for the last two years, Lagoon Pools, based in Addlestone, Surrey, are especially enthusiastic about the high profile SPATA industry annual pool and spa awards and are keen to get among the 2012 medal winners next
February with some of their high profile pool building projects in what has been a busy schedule of indoor and outdoor pool and spa construction.
Although only formed in 2003, there is a lifetime of Europe-wide experience in pool building and construction going back 30 years. The business specialises in bespoke designed concrete pools. “The Lagoon concrete pools are the trademark of the business,” says Manager Natasha Bose.
Lagoon Pools has always put the emphasis on specialising in concrete pools and use only the shotcrete method of reinforced concrete built with two firm steel cages. The company acknowledge that concrete pools are more expensive to build and that in
tougher financial times it always isn’t the most obvious pool option. The key is however, they are pools which will last for a life time compared to liner pools which Lagoon stresses are less expensive, entail many other problems, especially if the water table is high and may need replacing every 10- 15 years.
The concrete in their constructions is sprayed to a thickness of approximately 200mm on walls, 200mm on floor, the sprayed concrete velocity ensuring maximum compaction. But it doesn’t end when it comes to just building a first class standard pool.
“It is important to follow through with the levels of service in the business. When a pool has been completed we will give customers an explanation of how all the systems and services work regardless of whether or not customers want us to look after their pool or maintain it themselves. It is important for us they know that as a business it doesn’t end when we have finished the pool. We are always on hand to give advice and support.” That added advice to the new pool owner will include the benefits of using a pool cover to reduced pool maintenance costs, solar heating, energy preservation and
removal of evaporation. Lagoon believe that a swimming pool needs to have various safety components to prevent accidents happening in and around them and that safety is the most important and foremost virtue of a swimming pool cover “Every pool we build receives the same individual care and attention and is built to the highest standard.” The family clearly take a more than average amount of pride in building or renovating swimming pools. The feeling is that the business puts as much emphasis on quality as it possibly can. “We are proud of our
achievements and are happy to provide references from previous clients who have used our swimming pool construction and installation service.”
A side effect of the pride in the quality of work is that everything Lagoon Pools work on is fully guaranteed. The pool concrete shell carries with it a 10 year guarantee. Internal finishes and installed pipe work systems carry two year guarantees and there is a special one year guarantee on electrical and mechanical plant work. spn
i FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
F LAGOON POOLS LTD ( 01932 569569 :
www.lagoonpools.co.uk
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