Fibreglass pools in Forster and Tuncurry

Forster is about forty minutes from our yard at Taree, which keeps the delivery part of your quote down. Australian-made shells, NSW engineering in the pack, and you choose whether you install it, your builder does, or we arrange it.

Short freight, and we can come and look

The yard is at Taree, so Forster, Tuncurry, Pacific Palms, Smiths Lake and Hallidays Point are all a short run. Freight moves with distance, so being this close works in your favour on the delivered price.

Beach sand, and blocks that are tighter than they look

Most of Forster and Tuncurry is sand. It digs easily, but it does not hold a wall, so the dig and the delivery want to line up on the same day rather than sitting open.

The older streets near the water often have a house close to one boundary and a narrow side path. That is a crane question, not a dealbreaker. A crane can reach over a house when it has somewhere to stand and a clear lift path, so send us photos of the street and the side access and we will tell you straight.

Water views and wind

If you are up on the hill at Forster with a view, you are usually in better ground, and an open block makes the lift easy. Closer to the lake, check the water table with your excavator before you set a date.

Approval through MidCoast Council

Same path as the rest of the Manning and Great Lakes: a complying development certificate through a private certifier for most backyards, or a development application where the block needs one. The engineered drawings, the installation details and the NSW Certificate of Compliance come with your kit.

Common questions

How far is Forster from your yard?

About forty minutes down the highway from Taree. That keeps the delivery part of your price down, and it means we can get to you if something needs sorting.

My block is narrow and the house is close to the fence. Will it work?

Often it will. A crane can reach over a house when it has somewhere to stand and a clear lift path. Send photos of the street and the side of the house and we will give you a straight answer before you spend anything.

Is sand a problem to dig?

No, it digs easily. It just will not hold a wall, so the dig, the crane and the delivery are booked to line up rather than leaving the hole open.