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It comes down to the pool's size and depth, how easy the site is to reach, what's under the surface and how much spoil has to be carted away. A plunge pool on an open block costs far less to dig than a lap pool behind a narrow side gate. Get a free instant quote and we'll price your exact job.

Many residential pool digs are finished in a day or two. Rock, very tight access or a large pool can add time. Wet weather can push the start back too, because digging soaked Brisbane clay makes a mess of both the hole and your yard. You'll get a timeframe with your quote.

Yes. A new pool and its fence need building approval from a licensed building certifier, and the pool has to be registered with the QBCC. Some sites also need planning approval because of their zoning or an overlay. Your pool builder normally organises this, and we start digging once approval is in place.

Yes, spoil removal is part of the job. We load the dirt into tippers and take it off site. If you'd like to keep some for garden beds or levelling, tell us when you book and we'll leave it where you want it.

We keep a hydraulic rock breaker on hand for Brisbane's shale and blue rock. If we find rock that nobody could see at the quote stage, we stop, show you, and explain what it costs to break out before we carry on.

Often, yes. Our compact excavators and tracked dumpers are built for narrow side access. Send us the width of the gap when you ask for a quote and we'll tell you what fits. If it's tighter than that, we'll talk you through the options.

A concrete pool is built in the hole, so we dig to the builder's plans with room for the steel and shotcrete. A fibreglass pool arrives as a finished shell. That means the hole has to match its shape, depth and level closely, with space for bedding and backfill around it.

Yes. Sloping blocks often need a cut on the high side, retaining on the low side and sometimes an engineer's input. We work from your builder's and engineer's plans and can excavate for the retaining walls at the same time as the pool.

Yes. We're happy to deal directly with your pool builder on set-out, levels and timing, which saves you being the go-between. If you haven't picked a builder yet, we can still tell you what your dig is likely to involve.

Fill in the free instant quote form or give us a call. Tell us your suburb, the pool type and size, and how wide your side access is. A few photos of the backyard help too. We'll come back with a price and our next available start date.