Compass have many years of experience in bringing dream pools to life. With a fantastic reputation for providing a fast, efficient and highly professional service, we have completed installations across the UK, everywhere from Sussex and Kent to Manchester and Scotland. Don’t hesitate to contact us today if you’re interested in having a swimming pool created for you. We specialise in inground installation where the pool is delivered in one piece to your property and is then craned into a previously excavated hole.
We can complete both indoor and outdoor projects, with the expertise to ensure that you get exactly what you’re looking for.
We will work with you on every step through the project, consulting with you during the design phase and getting the job accomplished on time.
We are often asked about the costs of installation and the truth is that it can vary enormously depending on the type of solution that you want and where you’re going to have it installed. As a rule, it is cheaper to have a one installed outdoors due to the costs associated with extending or altering your home so that it can house it.
At Compass, we specialise in installing one piece ceramic composite pools but we understand the costs involved and the process of any kind of installation. We are completely convinced of the benefits and advantages of our ceramic solutions – they offer superior quality, longevity and durability compared to almost any other type.
Depending on factors including size and the complexity of the installation, a ceramic option could cost anywhere from around £50,000 to £120,000. For an idea of the kind of costs involved in having a Compass Pool installed at your home, it’s worth talking to a member of our team regarding your needs and requirements. Alternatively, you could visit our showroom in West Sussex where we will be happy to go through it all with you.
If you have more questions about anything related to installation, our experienced and friendly team are always happy to offer advice and insight.
Installation is a complicated process and can depend on a large number of factors such as issues with your property and potential problems encountered during the installation. Compass products are typically much faster to install than standard concrete pools as our carbon ceramic composite solutions are delivered in one piece to your home and can simply be craned into an excavated hole.
Of course, the groundworks and excavation will also take time. Projects can be completed in between 4 and 6 weeks, but can also take much longer if there are unforeseen problems or delays.
Why should I use Compass?
Compass has years of experience installing pools nationwide. We have contractors throughout the country meaning that will have an experienced specialist local to you. We are the only company in the UK that can use our patented carbon ceramic composite products, so if you are interested in having one built, we would love to work with you.
Do I need to use chemicals in my pool?
Pools need to be kept clean so that they are safe and pleasant to swim in. The majority use chemicals such as chlorine to keep the water clean and clear.
We can provide you with insight and advice on which chemicals are required – Compass Pools require fewer chemicals than standard concrete ones.
And if you would prefer one that does not require chemicals at all, we can create a natural pool that utilises a reed bed and filter system to keep the water clean.
Should I apply for planning permission?
In general, you will not require planning permission for a standard outdoor set up. However, there are some instances in which you may need to get permission from your council before we can start work. For example, if your property is listed or is in an area of outstanding natural beauty, planning permission must be sought. Additionally, you would need permission if it is going to take up more than half of your garden or if it will be overlooked by a public highway or path.
Yes, Compass offers high-quality heating systems to heat the water. Unlike fibreglass one-piece options, that can become damaged if they are heated above 28°C, our carbon ceramic pools can have their water heated as high as 40°C without any risk of damage.