Your pool in 4 days

As the name suggests, a ” ready-to-sink” pool means ordering a polyester shell pool from a pool builder, from construction to launch. It differs from the more traditional concrete pools, but also from kit pools (“ready-to-assemble” formula), which are delivered in individual parts to be assembled by the customer.

More concretely, the main difference between a kit pool and a ready-to-dive pool is that the work is taken care of from start to finish. And with good reason: if you choose a kit pool, you’ll have to take care of the work around the pool yourself, or call in various specialists to do the earthworks or electrical connections.

If you opt for this type of pool, you need to be aware that building and installing an in-ground pool is a major undertaking, which can raise a host of questions. Location, soil type, regulatory distances to be respected… All of these issues need to be properly considered before taking the plunge.

With a ready-to-dive pool, you won’t need to call on external service providers. Your Aboral pool expert takes care of the installation of your pool, ensuring the quality and sturdiness of the product. All you have to do is dive in!

Although the purchase price of an in-ground pool represents a substantial investment, you should be aware that it will not only add to the value of your property, but also to your leisure and wellbeing capital.

That’s why it’s so important to choose a reputable pool builder who can tackle the construction work with complete peace of mind.

From earthworks to the installation of the coping on your shell pool, there are several stages to the installation of your pool.

• Step 1: First, we’ll determine where your new pond will be installed. It needs to get the best possible sunlight, be sheltered from the wind and not too close to trees to prevent impurities from being deposited.
• Step 2: Excavation and earthwork create a pit that’s best suited to the size and profile of the hull.
• Step 3: We start laying the invert. The bottom slab supports the entire hull. We also install the drainage system. And once this is done, the crane truck removes the pool shell, paying particular attention to levelling, even making adjustments if necessary.
• Fourth step: Backfill is a layer of crushed stone, large stones and a finishing layer of sand or gravel. Backfilling is carried out after the hull has been laid, as are the various connections. After that, we’ll install the stone, concrete or wood pool coping and add the various options (pH regulator, submerged cover, etc.).
• Fifth step: Aboral’s professionals take care of getting the pool into the water. Once this stage is complete, you can enjoy your first dives.

Thanks to our online simulatorAll you have to do is configure the pool that’s right for you and ask us for a quote.

Depending on your geographical area, we or one of the experts in our national dealer network will contact you. During this discussion, we estimate the cost of the work based on the type of pool selected and various criteria such as the nature of your land and its gradient.

Once the quote has been accepted and the site prepared, your pool shell arrives. The hull and all your options are installed by our professional technicians. Once the pool has been delivered, you can sit back and enjoy the pool.