Westleigh at night showing the LED lighting we use that can be hooked up to many other lights working simultaneously with remote control and multi modes. This has pool lights and linked lights in the flow over tank that are all the same colour at any given time. Love it

Here’s another Mosman job started, next door to another we are doing. This will have a spa looking back at the house and decking all the way around. Very nice dig Adam and team in a tight little area.

This Mosman job we started last year but now the house is getting built around it. It has windows from several areas of the house both levels looking at the pool being the centre piece, should look amazing.

Formwork and steel going in at Killara, If you look close enough you can see the second pool in the background nice work Mark and team who still has his dad working with him, Mark’s dad worked with us 30 plus years ago another multi generation team, awesome.

Lane cove came up an absolute treat, it took a massive effort to get this block down to level in some of the hardiest rock we have seen, but looking at the final product it was defiantly  worth it. This pool with an LED strip connected to remote control pool lighting as well as great garden lighting looks as good at night as day.

This is a project with 2 pools on a development in Killarra. We have 2 10m x 4m for this project that should look amazing when finished, nice work Jerry.

Here Phil and the boys are exposing the interior the timing has to be perfect, to early and you can over expose the pebble making it rough, to late and you wont be able to see any pebble so timing is crucial.

Westleigh tiled and walkway getting done. The walkway on this are railway sleepers cut in half, making them 50mm thick, because they have been out in the weather and run over so many times they wont move around, and the colour is a dark red. The house is made of steel and wood so it should fit in perfectly.

Here’s a little beauty in Westleigh getting concerted after Chrissy break. The flow over goes over one length and half the end so you loose the water over the whole corner and from the stories below they look up at the waterfall