We Install Fibreglass Swimming Pools in Tamworth

Enjoy total peace of mind with a free consultation and a lifetime structural warranty on every fibreglass pool we install.

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Quality Inground Pools

At Newcorp Pools, we design and install inground fibreglass pools for residential clients throughout Tamworth and the northwest region, including Narrabri, Gunnedah and Armidale. We also sell our shells direct to the public and have DIY pool kits to suit your budget.


We have a large range of shells and sizes to choose from. We handle the entire process. This includes supply and install of:


  • Fibreglass shells
  • Plans compliance and approvals
  • Concreting
  • Paving
  • Fencing, glass and aluminium
  • Modular walls
  • Retaining walls
  • Pavilions
  • Decking
  • Landscaping
  • Driveways and much more

  • What We Offer

    • Self-dosing chlorination systems
    • Cartridge filters
    • Glass media filters
    • Back washable filters
    • Heating options
    • Spa options
    • Variable speed pumps
    • Magna pool systems
    • Mineral swim systems
    • Saltwater systems
    • Ozone systems 

  • What is the installation process?

    1. Pool shell delivery
    2. Grading of the pool area
    3. Marking out and setting datum
    4. Excavation of pool per specification
    5. Lay the rock base
    6. Craine in pool shell
    7. Back fill with stabilised material
    8. Fill with water
    9. Concrete the bond beam
    10. Wait 4 weeks for concrete to cure, then pave and fence

All shells come with a lifetime structural warranty. Our after sales cannot be matched with options for ongoing pool maintenance. We offer a broad range of filtrations. Talk to our experienced team on (02) 5778 0476 to book a free consultation.

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Fibreglass Pool Benefits

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Fast Installation Times

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Smooth Gelcoat Finish

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Engineered Pool Shells

A fibreglass pool is cheaper to install than a concrete pool and cheaper to run requiring less chemicals. Fibreglass is not porus like concrete pools. Faster installation time and rarely require renovating like a concrete pool.


The downsides of installing concrete pools include that they:

  • Are porous, which means they're breeding grounds for algae
  • Require more chemicals and weekly vacuuming to stay clean
  • Take weeks, or possibly months, to install properly
  • Often require expensive repairs and renovations
  • Are rough on your hands and feet

Fibreglass pools are made with several designs and sizes to suit all yards.

  • Around 35% cheaper than a concrete pool
  • Quicker and easier installation
  • Smooth surface that is easier to clean and less susceptible to the growth of algae
  • Durable and low maintenance
  • Once delivered, a fibreglass pool is ready to be installed and you could be swimming in as little as 3 days
  • Smooth non-abrasive finish that does not react with pool chemicals.
  • Flexibility deflections for soil classes A to E
  • Various sizes for all yards
  • Various colours
  • Lifetime structural warranty

Ready to get started? Get in touch with our friendly pool installers to book a free consultation. We can design the ideal swimming pool to suit your backyard. If you’d like to see our previous work, click here for our gallery.

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FAQ

  • How long does a fibreglass pool installation usually take?

    Fibreglass pools are generally quicker to install than concrete pools because the shell is pre-manufactured off site. Once excavation begins, the installation process can often be completed within a few weeks, depending on site access, weather and council approvals. Delays may occur if additional landscaping or structural work is required. Planning approvals and site preparation are important factors that influence overall timelines. Speaking with a qualified installer early can help set realistic expectations.

  • What maintenance is required for a fibreglass pool?

    Fibreglass pools are known for being relatively low maintenance due to their non-porous surface. The smooth finish helps reduce algae build-up, which can lower the need for excessive chemical use. Regular tasks still include checking water chemistry, cleaning filters and removing debris. Routine inspections of pumps and filtration systems also help maintain water quality. Following a consistent maintenance schedule helps extend the life of the pool and its equipment.

  • Can fibreglass pools be customised to suit different backyard sizes?

    Fibreglass pools come in a wide range of shapes, lengths and depths to suit different block sizes and layouts. Many designs include built-in steps, ledges or spa areas for added functionality. While the shell itself is pre-moulded, surrounding features such as decking, fencing and landscaping can be tailored to match personal style preferences. Colour options also allow homeowners to influence the final water appearance. Careful planning ensures the pool complements both the home and available outdoor space.