Installation and repairs
for pools in Marbella.
And maintenance all year.

I don't build the concrete shell. Everything else, yes: the pre-installation of the pipework before concreting, the full plant room, the salt chlorinator, the heat pump, the electrical panel, the filling and the commissioning. From an empty hole to a pool that's ready to swim in.

Yes — it's a good part of my work. I work with construction firms that build the pool and leave the pipework and the equipment to me. I fit in with the site schedule: the pre-installation before concreting and the rest once the shell is finished.

Pumps that won't start or lose flow, filters that no longer filter, multiport valves sending water to waste, leaking valves, electrical panels and timers. Diagnosis on the visit and repair with quality replacement parts.

If you use the pool often, yes: it cuts chemical consumption a lot and the water is gentler on skin and eyes. It does need maintenance — the plates scale up — but the annual cost comes down.

It depends on the unit, the volume of the pool and whether there's a thermal cover. With a properly sized pump the pool is usable well beyond the summer. What doesn't pay off is fitting an undersized unit to save money: it ends up running flat out and costing more. I'll tell you what your pool needs before you buy anything.

A weekly visit with a water analysis, chlorine and pH adjustment, cleaning of the floor, walls, baskets and skimmers, filter backwash and a check of the pump and valves. If I spot a fault, I tell you before touching anything.

Yes, and without emptying it in most cases. With shock treatment, flocculant, brushing and continuous filtration a green pool is back to crystal clear in about two days.

Yes, and that's when it makes most sense. Winter is the time for sand changes, regrouting, repairs and new installations too: you reach May with everything done instead of a green pool and a waiting list.

Marbella, San Pedro de Alcántara, Nueva Andalucía, Estepona, Fuengirola, Mijas, La Cala de Mijas, Benalmádena and Calahonda. If your urbanisation isn't on the list, just ask.