Swimming Pool Scene REFURB AND RENOVATION
Fresh Strokes Pool refurbishments provide timely boost… ABOVE: Golden Coast has produced a glossy, full-colour retrofi t catalogue designed to support pool upgrades.
As winter approaches the number of new-build pools will inevitably decrease. Traditionally this opens a window of opportunity for refurbishment and renovation projects, both in the commercial and residential sectors.
With all aspects of modern living constantly evolving, customers also want their pools to follow suit. They are always keen to hear about how they can make their pools more energy effi cient, eco- friendlier, lower-maintenance, more stylish or simply more fun. Typical upgrades include the addition of features like counter
current units, the introduction of LED lighting, and automatic dosing or a makeover of pool covers and surrounds. The 2016 State of the Wet Leisure Industry Survey, undertaken by Golden Coast, found that refurbishment and renovation are consistently a stronger market than new builds. Managing Director, Jamie Adams comments: “We’ve passed the initial heyday of pool building in the 70s and 80s.
“The boom has also passed for subterranean pools as councils have become less and less likely to grant permits for excavating basements,” he adds.
ABOVE: Between December and February, refurbishments like this Bespoke Pools project, makes up for lesser interest in new-builds over the winter months.
ABOVE: For Bespoke Pools, 90 per cent of their workload is renovation through the cooler months.
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