Phone: 1300 548 794 | 1 Healey Road, Dandenong South, VIC
Quintessentially Australian, Summertime Pools are 100% Australian made and manufactured. Our high-quality range of fibreglass pools are designed to exponentially enhance your lifestyle at home. Our customer focused process takes all the hassle and worry out of buying a pool. With a dedicated team here to help you manage the entire process, from end-to-end, you'll be splashing about in your own backyard in no time. Live the summertime dream all year round with Summertime Pools.
Quintessentially Australian, Summertime Pools are 100% Australian made and manufactured. Our high-quality range of fibreglass pools are designed to exponentially enhance your lifestyle at home.
Our customer focused process takes all the hassle and worry out of buying a pool. With a dedicated team here to help you manage the entire process, from end-to-end, you'll be splashing about in your own backyard in no time.
Live the summertime dream all year round with Summertime Pools.

Phone: 1300 548 794 | 1 Healey Road, Dandenong South, VIC
Summertime Pools as Pool Manufacturers & builders in Geelong.
Summertime Pools is Victorian-based pool manufacturer and installer offering incredible range of 100% Australian-made high-quality fiberglass pools, with a team of highly trained experts to help you choose the perfect pool to create the backyard of your dreams.
At the heart of what we do at Summertime Pools is the simple fact that we love to help people enjoy themselves and get the most out of their own backyard. Whether it's your first pool or you're a seasoned home swimmer, our commitment is to go above and beyond to ensure that we deliver a solution that you can enjoy now and into the future.
Our range of 100% Australian made high-quality fibreglass pools have been specifically designed to complement the modern backyard and home. Our team of dedicated consultants and pool experts are here to help you every step of the way.
Our hope is that the selection you make with Summertime Pools will enhance your lifestyle at home exponentially.

Phone: (03) 8769 7300 | 15 Chapel Street, Lynbrook, VIC
Endless Pools and Spas Melbourne offers a wide range of swimming pools and spas. As trusted pools suppliers in Melbourne, we provide premium outdoor spas, plunge pools, and more. Explore and buy pools built for comfort and performance.
Endless Pools and Spas is a trusted name for high-quality pools and spas in Melbourne. We specialize in swimming pools and spas, including outdoor spas, plunge pools, and swim spas, tailored to suit Australian lifestyles. As leading pools suppliers in Melbourne, we offer expert advice, top-tier products, and reliable service for both residential and commercial needs. Whether you're looking to buy pools for fitness, hydrotherapy, or relaxation, we have the right solution. Discovering our extensive range of swimming pools and spas enhances your outdoor living space. Visit Endless Pools and Spas to find Melbourne's best pool and spa options.
Lynbrook Swimming Pool Supplies
Phone: (03) 9796 5244 | 117 Abbott Road, Hallam, VIC
Hydromatt is your one stop shop if you are in search of solar pool heating systems. We have been in the solar pool heating Melbourne industry since 1978 and we have been providing dedicated and sincere services since then. With us you will be able to avail for your house superior quality of pool heating systems which will help you to extend your swimming seasons, the pool solar heater can be used to heat the water of the pool through sun rays so that no electricity is wasted in the same.
Hydromatt is your one stop shop if you are in search of solar pool heating systems. We have been in the solar pool heating Melbourne industry since 1978 and we have been providing dedicated and sincere services since then. With us you will be able to avail for your house superior quality of pool heating systems which will help you to extend your swimming seasons, the pool solar heater can be used to heat the water of the pool through sun rays so that no electricity is wasted in the same.
We have a whole list of services available for our clients and some of the services are solar pool heating, pool solar heater, DIY solar pool heating, pool solar controller, solar collector, pool covers, pool pump and much more. If you are ever in need of any of the above listed services you can feel free to contact us.
At Hydromatt we believe in providing our customers with the best of the services, we make sure that when they come to us looking for help we offer them only the best. To get to know more about our services you can give us a call or visit our website.

Installing a swimming pool yourself can be a cheaper alternative than having a pool builder supply and install one for you, but you must apply to become an Owner Builder.
Will you really want to be an owner builder, with all the regulations, work and time involved?
As an owner builder you must meet all your legal obligations as follows:
1. Regulations - Permits by Owner Builders
Installation of a swimming pool requires a building permit.
A building permit is written approval from a registered building surveyor. It shows that your approved plans and specifications comply with building regulations, and allows building work, such as the installation of a swimming pool, to start.
Owner Builder has the following legal obligations:
Getting relevant planning permits from your local council
Being named as the owner builder on building permits
Getting a certificate of consent from the building practitioners board before carrying out domestic building works over $12,000
Engaging a building surveyor to issue building permits, conduct building inspections and issue a 'Certificate of Final Inspection' on completion of work
Ensuring that the work meets building regulations, standards and other laws
Getting relevant planning permits from your local council
Arranging for building inspections as required by law at specific stages of the building work
Obtaining domestic building insurance if you sell within six years of obtaining the Certificate of Final Inspection
Provide a defects inspection report if you sell within six years and six months of obtaining the Certificate of Final Inspection
2. Regulations - Work done by other people
Owner Builder has the following legal obligations:
Check the licensing or registration of electricians, plumbers, gas fitters, drainers and others who must be registered or licensed
To use a written appropriate building contract.
Appoint a building surveyor to issue relevant building permits and confirm the work complies with building regulations
3. Regulations - Work costing over $5000 done by other people
Owner Builder has the following legal obligations:
Use 'registered builders' for individual work over $5000
By law you must use a written 'major domestic' building contracts
Ensure any person engaged for work over $16,000 provides you with a current certificate of domestic building insurance for the address of the building project.
Special Notes
As an owner builder you need also be mindful that:
Only one owner-builder permit for a single home and associated work on that property is allowed, once every three years.
Under the Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995 and Building Act 1993, you are responsible for warranties that apply by law to all domestic building work.
Warranties transfer to a new home owner for up to10 years from completion of the work.
Swimming Pools are manufactured in above-ground or in-ground form. However, they are both available in different configurations including:
1. Plunge Pools
Plunge Pools are basically bigger than a spa but smaller than a swimming pool. They offer the great advantage of having a swimming pool despite having limited space. They are usually four metres long and up to three metres wide. Plunge Pools also are not typically any deeper than 1.2m at the deepest end.
2. Swim Spas
A Swim Spa is similar to a Plunge Pool, but has the added features of a Spa. Swim Spas have the option of adding hydrotherapy jets that can be used for exercise and swimming.
3. Swimming Pools
Swimming Pools are larger than Plunge Pools, typically more than 4m in length and 2.5m in width. Swimming pools offer features including LED lights, gas heating, energy saving pumps, salt water and PoolColour guard.
It is common to consider buying a pool once the weather starts heating up, the best time to begin the pool buying process is well before then.
A swimming pool is there for life, so don't rush the process for the sake of timing.
Sometimes planning a new pool can be a fast and easy process, however it can also take months of discussion and paper work before completion, which is why buyers should begin well before things start to warm up.
Factors that can effect a pools installation time:
1. The Design
You will have to first decide the specific location of the pool and where the boundaries are positioned.
2. Permits
Prior to installation, you must gain permission to install the pool. This procedure comprises of a pool plan and its surrounding areas. Construction cannot begin until a permit has been approved, which can take up to six weeks.
3. Pool Builders Construction Timeline
Once approved, your pool builder will allocate you into their installation timeline, which depends on how many pools they are already in the process of installing.
4. Type of Pool
Fibreglass pools are fast to install, usually only taking a couple of days. However a concrete pool will take much longer, up to several months.
5. Landscaping
The finishing touches, such as paving, decking and fencing will involve many tradespeople. These trades all become very busy towards the end of the year. Buying early can make scheduling easier with tradespeople booked well in advance.