
At Oasis Pool Construction we work for you, so it’s important that each swimming pool design & build is our best work. Our swimming pool builders have had more than 20 years of experience building concrete swimming pools on the Gold Coast and surrounding areas.






There is no single pool design that suits every Burleigh Heads property. A compact backyard may suit a smaller geometric or plunge-style pool, while a larger site can accommodate a lap pool, freeform design, integrated spa or larger entertaining pool. We design each concrete pool around the property, available space and how you want to use your outdoor area.
Yes. Concrete pools are particularly well suited to sites where the pool needs to be engineered around a slope or changing ground levels. Depending on the property, the design may need to account for excavation, retaining, drainage and structural engineering before construction begins.
Yes. A custom concrete pool gives us much more flexibility to work with the orientation and levels of the property. Where the site allows, the pool position, shape, surrounding entertaining areas and features can be planned to take advantage of the outlook while creating a pool that complements the architecture of the home.
Yes. Concrete construction gives you considerable freedom to personalise the finished pool. Options can include an integrated spa, water features, different pool shapes, pebble finishes, full tiling, surrounding decking and other design elements that help connect the pool with the rest of your outdoor area.
Yes. Building approval is required before constructing a new swimming pool. This is commonly arranged through a private building certifier, who assesses the plans and lodges the relevant documentation with the City of Gold Coast. Site-specific planning or engineering requirements may also need to be considered depending on the property.
A concrete pool can generally take around one to four months to construct, although the timeframe depends on the site and complexity of the design. Sloping land, difficult access, additional engineering, approvals, weather and custom features can all affect the construction schedule.