Swimming pools built to be lived in, year after year.

We are based in Bengaluru (Bangalore) and build across South India — Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala, including Mysuru, Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram. Over 130 projects delivered so far, from backyard plunge pools to Olympic-size builds. Monthly maintenance plans run wherever we have crews operating.

Yes, and it is a common way clients come to us. We start with a structural check of the pit, then take the project through concreting, waterproofing, tiling and plumbing to a finished, commissioned pool. We also take on plumbing-only scopes for shells built by others.

Yes — Olympic and semi-Olympic competition pools are a core part of our portfolio, complete with lane tiling, T-marks and high-turnover filtration sized for training loads. They are a different engineering problem from a villa pool, which is exactly why schools and academies bring them to us.

As a rough guide, a new pool works out to roughly ₹2,000–₹4,000 per sq ft of water area depending on depth, finish and filtration — rooftop pools and premium finishes run higher, renovations considerably lower. The quote calculator on our contact page turns that into a range for your size. Treat it as a starting point — the real number comes after a site visit.

A straightforward residential pool typically runs 8–12 weeks from excavation to handover. Rooftop pools, structural repairs and anything needing extra waterproofing take longer. Monsoon weeks can stretch the earthwork stage, so we build that into the schedule up front.

For a private pool inside your own plot you usually do not need separate permission, but the pool has to sit within your sanctioned setbacks and built-up area. Apartments, clubs and commercial projects generally do need the pool reflected in the sanctioned plan. We flag anything that looks like an approval risk at the survey stage rather than mid-build.

Often, yes — but it is a structural question before it is a pool question. Water weighs about a tonne per cubic metre, so the slab and columns need to be assessed by a structural engineer first. If the existing structure cannot take it, we will tell you that instead of selling you a pool.

The big number is the one-time fill. After that you are topping up evaporation and backwash losses — in most South Indian climates, that is a modest weekly top-up rather than a refill. A cover cuts evaporation significantly, and the filtration plant recirculates the same water continuously rather than draining it.

Saltwater pools still sanitise with chlorine; they just generate it on site from salt, which means gentler water and less handling of chemicals, at a higher equipment cost. Conventional dosing is cheaper to install and simpler to service. For a family pool we usually walk through both and let the running cost decide it.

Two things drive it: electricity for the pump and the cost of chemicals, plus a service visit if you do not want to do it yourself. Our AMC plans are priced per visit frequency and pool size. Pools that were waterproofed and plumbed properly cost noticeably less to run than ones that were not.

Structural and waterproofing warranties are set out in your contract and vary with the scope of work; installed equipment such as pumps, filters and heaters carries the manufacturer warranty, which we register on your behalf. We will put the exact terms in writing with the quote — please ask us to confirm them before you sign.