Swimming Pools Designed Around Your Vision
Allure Swimming Pools delivers premium, customised swimming pool design and construction for homeowners, hotels, resorts, clubs, and commercial developers. Every pool we plan is shaped by your available space, your property's requirements, and how you intend to use it — now and for years to come.
Built for Every Property Type
Allure Swimming Pools works with a wide range of clients — from private homeowners adding a pool to their residence, to commercial developers planning large-scale aquatic facilities. If you are at the planning stage, the renovation stage, or simply exploring what is possible for your property, we can help.
Homeowners
Planning a pool for your home — whether a compact plunge pool, a lap pool, or a family swimming pool — we design around your garden, your lifestyle, and your budget reality.
Villa and Farmhouse Owners
Villa and farmhouse properties often offer the space and setting for more ambitious pool designs. We work with the landscape and architecture of your property to create something that fits naturally and looks exceptional.
Hotels and Resorts
Guest experience depends on how well your facilities are designed and maintained. We plan hotel and resort pools with capacity, aesthetics, water quality, and long-term upkeep in mind.
Clubs and Hospitality Businesses
Clubs need pools that perform reliably under frequent use. We design commercial pools that meet the functional demands of high-traffic environments without compromising on finish or presentation.
Commercial Property Developers
If you are incorporating a swimming pool into a residential development, mixed-use property, or commercial project, we provide design and construction services that integrate with your broader project specifications.
Our Services, End to End
From the first design conversation to long-term maintenance, Allure Swimming Pools covers every stage of your pool project. We offer a complete range of design, construction, and care services for residential and commercial properties.
Residential Swimming Pool Design & Construction
Custom-planned pools for homes, designed to suit your outdoor space, your preferences, and how your household will use the pool day to day.
Commercial Swimming Pool Design & Construction
Pool design and construction for hotels, resorts, clubs, and developers — planned to handle commercial use and present well to guests and members.
Custom Swimming Pool Design
When your property or vision does not fit a standard shape, our custom design process plans a pool that works precisely for your site and intentions.
Infinity Swimming Pools
Carefully engineered infinity pools with overflow channels and recirculation systems, creating the striking visual effect where water appears to merge with the horizon.
Rooftop & Terrace Swimming Pools
Rooftop and terrace pool construction requiring additional structural assessment and waterproofing precision, planned with both the visual result and building integrity in mind.
Waterproofing & Structural Planning
Treated as a core part of every construction project, not an afterthought — proper waterproofing determines the longevity of the pool and the safety of the surrounding structure.
Filtration & Circulation Systems
Systems planned and installed for the pool's size, usage, and water volume — because water clarity and hygiene depend on well-designed filtration and circulation.
Renovation & Upgradation
Resurfacing, retiling, waterproofing repairs, or equipment upgrades for existing pools — assessed individually and brought back to a high standard.
Maintenance & Long-Term Care
Regular maintenance keeping your pool clean, chemically balanced, and mechanically sound — for pool owners who want it looked after properly without managing it themselves.
Understanding Swimming Pool Types
Choosing the right type of pool for your property depends on your available space, the purpose the pool will serve, your property's structural characteristics, and the kind of experience you want to create.
Infinity Pools
An infinity pool — sometimes called a vanishing-edge or zero-edge pool — is designed so that one or more edges appear to extend to the horizon, creating the visual impression that the water has no boundary. These pools are particularly effective on properties with elevated views: hillside homes, rooftop terraces, or resort settings overlooking water or landscape. The engineering behind an infinity pool includes a catch basin, return pumps, and a precisely calculated overflow system.
Residential Swimming Pools
Residential pools are designed for private home use — typically for leisure, fitness, or family recreation. These pools vary widely in shape, size, and finish, and are planned around the home's outdoor space and the owner's preferences. Options range from smaller plunge pools and lap pools to larger family pools with decorative finishes and water features.
Rooftop and Terrace Pools
Installing a swimming pool on a rooftop or elevated terrace is a specialised undertaking. The structure beneath the pool must be assessed for load-bearing capacity, and the waterproofing between the pool and the building must be planned with extreme care. When done well, a rooftop pool transforms an underused space into a defining feature of the property.
Commercial Swimming Pools
Commercial pools serve hotels, resorts, clubs, and other hospitality or multi-use properties. They are designed with higher usage capacity, durability, and water quality management in mind. The design must balance visual appeal — particularly important for guest-facing properties — with the practical demands of frequent use and maintenance.
Custom Swimming Pools
Some properties — and some clients — require a pool design that does not follow a standard template. Custom pools are designed from scratch based on your site's dimensions, the architecture of your property, and the specific experience you want to create. This might include unusual shapes, integrated water features, special finishing materials, or multi-zone pool layouts.
How We Build Your Pool
Swimming pool construction is a multi-stage process, and understanding each stage helps you plan your project with realistic expectations. We keep you informed at every step — from the first site visit through to the day your pool is ready to use.
Initial Consultation and Site Assessment
We begin by understanding your vision, the type of pool you have in mind, and the specifics of your property. This includes a site assessment to evaluate the available space, ground conditions, access for construction, and any structural factors relevant to your chosen pool type.
Design and Planning
Using the information gathered from your consultation and site assessment, we develop a pool design tailored to your property and preferences. This covers the pool's shape, dimensions, depth, materials, finish options, and the placement of filtration and circulation equipment. We review the design with you before construction begins.
Structural Construction
Construction begins with excavation (where applicable), followed by the structural build — typically reinforced concrete or gunite, depending on the pool type and site requirements. This stage establishes the shell, the walls, and the foundation that everything else depends on.
Waterproofing and Structural Protection
Before any finishing work is applied, the pool structure is waterproofed thoroughly. This is one of the most critical stages in the entire build — proper waterproofing prevents water loss through the structure, protects surrounding surfaces and materials, and determines how long the pool performs without remedial work.
Filtration and Circulation System Installation
The filtration, circulation, and any additional water management systems are planned and installed at this stage. This includes pumps, filters, pipework, and any heating or sanitation equipment specified during the design phase. The system is sized and configured based on the pool's volume and intended use.
Finishing and Handover
The final stage covers all interior and exterior finishing — tiling, plastering, coping, decking, and any additional features. Once the pool is filled, water chemistry is balanced and the filtration system is tested. We walk you through the pool's operation and care requirements before handover.
What Affects the Cost of a Swimming Pool?
One of the most common concerns for anyone planning a swimming pool is cost — specifically, why it can be difficult to get a clear number without a detailed project scope. The reality is that pool construction costs vary significantly depending on a combination of factors, and understanding those factors helps you plan more effectively.
There is no universal price for a swimming pool. A compact residential pool in a straightforward site will cost considerably less than a rooftop infinity pool in a commercial development. The variables across this page are the main ones that influence where your project sits on that range.
Request a Construction EstimatePool Type and Complexity
An infinity pool, rooftop pool, or fully custom design involves more engineering and complex installation than a standard residential pool.
Size and Depth
Larger pools require more materials, more excavation, greater structural reinforcement, and larger filtration systems.
Materials and Finishes
The interior finish, coping, decking, and surrounding materials are among the more visible cost variables in any build.
Filtration and Equipment
The filtration system, pumps, and any heating or sanitation equipment add to the project cost and are specified based on the pool's size and use.
Site Conditions
Ground conditions, access to the site, and structural assessments required for rooftop or terrace pools affect both time and cost of construction.
Location
Where your property is located influences logistics, material transport, and in some cases the availability of specific materials or finishing options.
Why Waterproofing Is Central to Every Pool Build
Water leakage is one of the most damaging and costly problems a pool owner can face — and in most cases, it is preventable when waterproofing is treated as a priority from the start of construction, not a finishing step.
A swimming pool holds a significant volume of water under constant pressure against its walls and floor. If the waterproofing membrane or treatment is inadequate, water finds its way through cracks in the structure, through joints, or through poorly sealed penetrations. The consequences extend beyond the pool itself: water migrating through a structure can damage surrounding materials, undermine foundations, and in rooftop or terrace installations, cause serious damage to the building below.
At Allure Swimming Pools, waterproofing and structural planning are integrated into the design process — not added as a corrective measure at the end.
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Appropriate treatments specified based on pool type, construction method, and site conditions
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Work carried out before any interior finishing is applied
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Reduces the likelihood of remedial work and gives you confidence the structure is sound
Filtration and Circulation: The Foundation of Water Quality
A swimming pool is only as pleasant to use as its water is clean. Clear, hygienic water does not happen by itself — it is the result of a correctly planned and maintained filtration and circulation system working continuously in the background.
Filtration removes particulate matter, debris, and contaminants from the water. Circulation ensures that water moves through the filtration system consistently, preventing stagnant zones where algae and bacteria can develop. When either of these is poorly planned, the result is water that clouds quickly, requires excessive chemical treatment, and becomes unpleasant or even unsafe for swimmers.
The filtration system for your pool needs to be sized and specified for the pool's volume and its expected usage. Allure Swimming Pools plans and installs filtration and circulation systems as part of our full construction service, with the system specified during the design phase and sized appropriately for your pool.
Renovating or Upgrading an Existing Pool
Not every pool project starts from the ground up. If you own a swimming pool that is showing its age — cracked or stained tiles, deteriorating surfaces, waterproofing that has failed, or filtration equipment that is no longer performing — renovation is often a practical and cost-effective alternative to full replacement.
Pool renovation can address a range of issues: resurfacing the interior, replacing worn or damaged tiles, repairing or upgrading the waterproofing layer, replacing outdated filtration equipment, or modifying the pool's layout to better suit how it is used today.
We work with homeowners, villa owners, and commercial property managers who need their existing pools brought back to a high standard. The process begins with an assessment of the pool's current condition, so we can give you a clear picture of what the work involves and what the result will be.
Discuss Your Renovation Project
Keeping Your Pool in Good Condition Over Time
A swimming pool requires consistent care to remain clean, safe, and pleasant to use. Without regular maintenance, water chemistry drifts out of balance, filtration systems accumulate debris that reduces their efficiency, and surfaces deteriorate faster than they should.
For many pool owners — particularly at hotels, resorts, and clubs where the pool is in continuous use — managing this internally is not practical. Allure Swimming Pools offers maintenance and long-term care services designed to keep your pool performing well without placing the burden of day-to-day management on you.
Surface Cleaning
Regular brushing and vacuuming of pool walls and floor to remove algae, debris, and biofilm before it builds up.
Water Chemistry
Testing and adjusting pH, chlorine, alkalinity, and other parameters to keep the water balanced, clear, and safe for swimmers.
Filtration Upkeep
Cleaning and inspecting filter media, skimmer baskets, and pump equipment to maintain circulation efficiency.
Equipment Inspection
Checking pumps, heaters, automation systems, and connections to identify developing issues before they become serious problems.
Debris Removal
Netting and skimming the water surface to remove leaves, insects, and other material that affects filtration load.
Surface Condition Monitoring
Identifying early signs of tile, grout, or coating deterioration so issues are addressed before they require major remedial work.
Why Choose Allure Swimming Pools
There is no shortage of pool builders. What distinguishes one from another is how they approach the work — the care taken in planning, the quality of materials and construction practices applied, and how they treat the client throughout the project.
Every Pool Is Designed for Your Property
We do not apply a standard template and adjust it to fit your site. Every design is developed around your property's dimensions, its architecture, your preferences, and how you intend to use the pool.
Planning That Reflects the Whole Project
Good pool construction begins with thorough planning. We address waterproofing, structural requirements, filtration sizing, and finishing specifications during the design phase — not as problems to solve mid-construction.
Clear Communication Throughout
We keep you informed about construction stages, what is happening, and what comes next. If something needs a decision from you, we bring it to you clearly. You are never left wondering where your project stands.
Construction Quality That Holds
The materials and construction practices we apply are chosen for durability and long-term performance. A pool that looks good on day one but requires significant repairs within a few years is not a well-built pool.
Long-Term Usability Built In
We consider how your pool will function and look five or ten years from now — not just at handover. This shapes decisions about waterproofing, filtration capacity, finish materials, and design details.
End-to-End Support
From your initial consultation through design, construction, waterproofing, filtration, finishing, and ongoing maintenance, Allure Swimming Pools can support every stage of your pool's life.
Start Planning Your Pool
Whether you have a clear vision for your pool or you are still exploring what is possible for your property, the best place to start is a conversation. Tell us about your project — your property type, the pool you have in mind, and what you want from it.
Request a Free Consultation
Fill in the form to get in touch with the Allure Swimming Pools team. Tell us about your property, the type of pool you are considering, and where you are in the planning process. We will come back to you to discuss your project and, where appropriate, arrange a site visit.
You can use this form to request a free consultation, ask for a construction cost estimate, or simply share your project requirements and ask us a question. All enquiries are welcome.
What type of pool?
Residential pool, commercial pool, infinity pool, rooftop or terrace pool, custom pool design, or pool renovation.
What type of property?
Home, villa or farmhouse, hotel or resort, club, or commercial development.
Where is the property?
Tell us the city or area — this helps us understand logistics and site-specific considerations.