Tough rock but coming to shape now all the levels matching up with the natural rock should look cool

Forestville all steeled up here, we are incorporating the natural rock into a waterfall here, because of the weight we are separating it from the pool but it will all look as one, should come up amazing.

This job in Five dock was difficult with small street access but is now coming along nicely. The kitchen and eating area back onto the pool and with black and white tile them throughout the pool will blend perfectly with pure white tiles and pure white interior should look amazing.

This will be one to follow, this pool is in a Yoga retreat near Kenthurst and they wanted a natural waterhole. We are using the natural rock to make a waterfall, sound easy enough but we have to seal the rock face and its only because it is solid that we wont have erosion. We are lucky that the rock naturally runs the way we want but we know how well it works till we turn it on. another tricky one.

We seem to be getting a reputation as feature wall and water fall specialists at the moment with the amount we are doing. We have an amazing stacked travatine that we use that are about 25mm x 50mm and our waterfalls that have Led lighting so they look as good at night as in the day. Our concreters here are not as happy as the jobs for them are a bit more involved but as you can see Narla cutting some awesome steps. The work is worth it, thanks guys/girl.

Cherrybrook getting sprayed here this should be a ripper. We are having a stacked travatine feature/retaining wall with three shear descent water falls. the pool has several angles to give maximum swimming area but making the pool accessible from the entertaining area, keep an eye on this job.

Here is a little glimpse of the Machinery we use when digging a pool, as most soil now has to be sent away we use the big gear when we can fit it. We dug this Cherrybrook pool with 800mm overburden in one day so we didn’t upset the street to much. Thanks Mark for the service and Jerry for another good dig.