NORTHERN BEACHES. ELANORA HEIGHTS
Concrete pool builders in Elanora Heights.
Steel-reinforced concrete pools drawn for elevated bush blocks in Elanora Heights. Designed and built by a family practice in Belrose since 1968.
Building in Elanora Heights
A pool drawn to the block.
Elanora Heights is a leafy suburb of family homes on bush blocks above the lagoon. The ground here is Hawkesbury sandstone under the bush, and the land sits sloping bush blocks between Narrabeen lagoon and Warriewood. That mix shapes every pool we draw.
Access here means sloping blocks with rock, where shotcrete is pumped down the fall. We plan the approach before a price goes out. Concrete is the only material that lets us cut a pool to a site like this, which is why an infinity edge usually suits an Elanora Heights block.
Elanora Heights is about 16 minutes from Belrose, so our supervisors are on sites nearby through the week. One Wright supervisor stays on your project from excavation to handover, with no subcontractor chain.
Local conditions
What building in Elanora Heights involves.
Pool styles
What suits an Elanora Heights block.
Our process
From first visit to handover.
One Wright supervisor runs your Elanora Heights build from the first site visit through design, in-house engineering, construction and handover, with no subcontractor chain in between. See our full four-step process.
Why Wright Pools
A family practice since 1968.
Would highly recommend Wright Pools. They were fantastic from start to finish.
Fantastic job on our Northern Beaches pool. Tight access and major sandstone excavation. The project manager had a great eye for detail and the level of finish is superb.
1000+ pools delivered. NSW Licence 246552C. Read more on our Google business profile.
Nearby work
A build close to Elanora Heights.
Our Avalon build is the closest of our completed projects to Elanora Heights, the kind of concrete shell these blocks suit. See more in the full gallery, or read our residential approach.
Frequently asked
Elanora Heights pool questions.
More on the full FAQ, or compare concrete vs fibreglass.
