Fiberglass Pools in Mount Brydges

PERMITS

Do You Need a Permit for a Pool in Mount Brydges?

Yes. Strathroy-Caradoc requires a permit to build the pool and a pool enclosure fence permit before the pool goes in, both through its Building Department.

We handle the permit paperwork for you as part of every installation.

If your yard is near a creek, a valley or a wetland, the local conservation authority may need to issue a permit as well.

Source: Strathroy-Caradoc Pool Fences By-law 24-09 (consolidated). Strathroy-Caradoc swimming pool page. By-laws change, so check the current rules with the Municipality of Strathroy-Caradoc before you build.

POOL FENCES

Pool Fence Rules in Mount Brydges

• ✓The enclosure must be at least 120 cm (4 ft) high, with no more than a 10 cm (4 in) gap at the bottom.
• ✓No rails or bracing on the outside face that could help someone climb, and nothing piled or leaned against the fence.
• ✓Gates must match the fence and close and latch on their own at the top on the pool side, or be fitted with a lock.
• ✓Building walls can form part of the enclosure.
• ✓A fence around the whole yard must stand at least 120 cm (4 ft) back from the pool.
• ✓A temporary enclosure at least 120 cm high goes up during construction, and the pool can't be filled until the Municipality has inspected and approved the permanent one.
• ✓Zoning puts the pool in a side or rear yard, with the pump and filter at least 3 m from the side lot lines and 1 m from the rear, unless they're inside a shed.

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COST

What Does a Fiberglass Pool Cost in Mount Brydges?

Most of our fiberglass pool projects fall between $82,500 and $143,000, fully installed. That covers the pool, excavation, backfill, basic equipment and a standard concrete patio.

Where you land in that range depends on the pool size, the patio, equipment upgrades and your yard. The Instant Estimator gives you a range for your own project, and you get an exact price once we've seen your yard.

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Is a Fiberglass Pool Right for Every Yard?

Not always. Fiberglass pools are built in a factory and shipped by truck, so they top out at about 16 feet wide and about 8 feet deep, and a crane needs a clear path to set the pool in your yard. If you want a bigger pool or a custom shape, concrete is the better choice.

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NEARBY

Areas Near Mount Brydges We Serve

We also install pools in these places around Mount Brydges:

• Melbourne
• Muncey

Town guides nearby:

• Delaware
• Komoka
• Strathroy

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Pool Questions From Mount Brydges Homeowners