Concrete-to-fibreglass pool conversions in Perth
Guide price only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we see your pool.
We line your concrete or pebblecrete pool with fibreglass for a smooth, easy-clean finish.
Guide price from around $13,000 inc GST, with a fixed written price after we see the pool.
Why people convert
- Smooth underfoot, no more scraped toes
- A slick surface that is easier to keep clean
- A fresh colour and a smooth fibreglass finish
- Gets more life from a shell that is still sound
Is my pool a good fit?
Most concrete and pebblecrete pools with a sound shell can be converted.
Cracks, hollow patches and loose tiles get fixed first so the lining has a solid base.
If the shell has bigger problems, we tell you straight, before you pay anything.
Our process
- Photos and condition check
Free, with no obligation.
- Fixed written price
Prep, repairs, lining, tiles and refill listed line by line.
- Planned drain-out
Dechlorinated and disposed of the way your council allows.
- Prep the shell
The old surface is ground back and cleaned so the fibreglass bonds.
- Lay the fibreglass
Built up in layers, then finished with a smooth topcoat.
- Fill, balance, swim
We refill, balance the water and walk you through care.
What affects the cost
Pool size and depth
More area means more fibreglass and more hours.
Condition of the shell
Cracks and drummy patches are repaired first.
Steps, seats and spa
Shaped features take longer to line neatly.
Waterline tiles
Often replaced at the same time for a clean finish.
Guide prices
Concrete-to-fibreglass conversion
From around $13,000
Guide price only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we see your pool.
Waterline tiles
Quoted after a look
Guide price only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we see your pool.
An empty pool can lift out of the ground
Where groundwater is high, emptying a pool can cause it to lift, or "pop".
That's why we never just pull the plug. Drain-outs are planned around your pool and your block.
Permits depend on the work
Whether a renovation needs a building permit depends on what is being done.
Check with your council before structural changes or barrier changes. We tell you early if your job heads that way.
Your pool fence stays safe during the works
Pools with water over 30 cm deep need a compliant safety barrier, and councils inspect pool barriers at least every 4 years.
The barrier must stay safe while we work. We keep gates shut and the fence compliant from start to finish.
Questions people ask about this
Is a conversion the same as a new fibreglass pool?
No. We keep your existing concrete shell and line it with fibreglass.
Nothing is dug out, and the pool keeps its shape.
Will the pool get smaller?
Only by the thickness of the new lining, which you will not notice when swimming.
Can you convert a pool with cracks?
Often, yes. Cracks are repaired first so the lining sits on a solid base.
If the damage is too big for that, we will tell you plainly.
How long does a conversion take?
It depends on the size and the repairs needed.
Your written price includes a start-to-swim timeline, so you will know before we start.
Why are pool quotes so different?
Two quotes can describe two very different jobs.
One might be a quick topcoat. Another might include grinding out blisters, fixing cracks, new waterline tiles and the refill.
Ask each quote to list the prep, the repairs, the surface and the water. Our quote checklist shows what to look for.
Do I need to pay a deposit?
Your fixed written price spells out what you pay and when, before you agree to anything.
No surprises halfway through the job.
Card payments are handled through Stripe. Money a bit tight? Ask us about payment options when we talk.