Pool FAQs

Bermuda Pools are the only fibreglass swimming pools designed and manufactured in New Zealand’s South Island. We focus on quality, sustainability, and supporting local manufacturing while delivering pools nationwide. Our advanced insulated design provides superior strength and energy efficiency compared to traditional pools.

Yes, we deliver our locally made South Island fibreglass pools anywhere in New Zealand. Despite being manufactured in the South Island, we service customers across the entire country.

We specialise in in-ground fibreglass swimming pools with advanced insulation technology. We also offer (maintenance free) fibreglass lining of new concrete pools and pool refurbishment services to transform aging concrete pools with modern designs and long-lasting performance.

Yes we can. Contact us about having a Bermuda Pool Lining applied to your new concrete pool. This will provide you with a coloured ‘flowcoat’ surface with the colour impregnated into the pool lining. The finished result will be smooth to touch, without the requirement to re-paint or re-plaster every 1 to 3 years.
Read more about Bermuda Pool Linings here.

Read our extensive article on the different types of pool covers you can use with your Bermuda Pool.

 See our article on pool covers and pool cover storage

We do!
Bermuda is the only manufacturer or fibreglass pools in the South Island. Because we live here and have been making these pools for over 45 years, we understand the local conditions and requirements.

Our pools feature New Zealand engineered insulation and strength through advanced layering, including chemical-resistant surfaces, an insulating foam core, and reinforced fibreglass construction. This design provides superior strength, durability and energy efficiency.

Our fibreglass pools are built to stand the test of time with minimal maintenance required. The advanced layering and reinforced construction ensure lasting performance for decades.

Yes, as a New Zealand-made product, we reduce transportation emissions compared to imported pools. Our insulated design also improves energy efficiency, reducing heating costs and environmental impact.

No! Bermuda pools are build in Christchurch and all come with a 40mm insulated foam shell to help with warmth retention and strength.

Installation timeframes vary depending on site conditions, pool size, and local council requirements. We’ll provide a detailed timeline during your consultation based on your specific project.

The process typically includes site assessment, council consent applications, excavation, pool placement, plumbing and electrical connections, backfilling, and final finishing. We’ll guide you through each step. Learn more about our process here.

Yes, most pool installations require building consent from your local council. We can assist with the consent process and ensure all work meets New Zealand building standards and pool safety requirements.

Site requirements vary depending on your property’s terrain, access, and soil conditions. Our assessment team will visit your site to evaluate specific preparation needs and discuss any potential challenges.

Yes, you sure can..!
Contact us and enquire about purchasing a pool as a Kit-Set and you can install the pool yourself.

Sure can. We recently used a helicopter to drop a pool onto a remote site on Banks Peninsula.

Absolutely…!
We have delivered and installed our fibreglass swimming pools into all sorts of difficult sites.
Call us to talk about your specific site.

Yes, we specialise in transforming aging concrete pools with modern fibreglass designs. This eliminates the need for future resurfacing and painting while providing long-term performance.

Our assessment team meets you onsite to discuss your design vision and evaluate your existing pool. We then provide a competitive, tailored solution that revitalises your pool for years to come.

Pool refurbishment is often more economical than complete replacement, especially when dealing with structural concrete pools in good condition. We’ll assess your situation and provide honest recommendations.

Fibreglass pools require significantly less maintenance than concrete pools. The smooth, non-porous surface resists algae growth and requires fewer chemicals, making ongoing care easier and more affordable. Learn more about fireglass vs concrete pools.

Ongoing costs include water heating, filtration system operation, chemical treatments, and periodic equipment servicing. Our insulated design helps reduce heating costs compared to traditional pools.

Please contact us to discuss maintenance service options in your area. We can also recommend trusted local pool maintenance professionals.

The difference between a saltwater pool and a chlorine pool comes down to how the chlorine is introduced into the water, as both systems ultimately rely on chlorine to sanitise the pool. Click here to read a more thorough breakdown.

Pool costs vary significantly based on size, features, site conditions, and installation requirements. We provide personalised quotes after assessing your specific needs and site conditions.

Our quotes will detail exactly what’s included, typically covering the pool shell, standard equipment, delivery, and basic installation. Additional features, complex site work, or premium equipment may be quoted separately. You can view the full list of equipment included here.

Please contact us to discuss available payment options and financing arrangements that might suit your budget and timeline.

Contact us through our website or phone to arrange a consultation. We’ll discuss your needs, assess your site, and provide a detailed, competitive quote tailored to your project.

We’ll need details about your preferred pool size and style, site access, soil conditions, existing utilities, and your timeline. A site visit helps us provide the most accurate quote.

Pool projects can take several months from initial consultation to completion, depending on design complexity, council consent requirements, and seasonal demand. Early planning helps ensure your preferred timeline. View our process here.

Yes, all our pools are designed and installed to meet New Zealand building codes and pool safety requirements. We ensure compliance with fencing, drain, and safety equipment regulations.

New Zealand law requires compliant pool fencing, safety covers or alarms, and proper drain systems. We’ll ensure your installation meets all current safety regulations.

We can assist with building consent applications and work with local councils to ensure all requirements are met for your pool installation.