What are the main types of swimming pool construction?
The 2 main types of swimming pools on the market are conventional swimming pools and prefabricated swimming pools. These 2 types have significant differences in terms of pool construction and the equipment used for each case. Conventional pools are concrete pools and need a comprehensive study by an engineer for their construction, unlike prefab pools.

What permits are required for the construction of a swimming pool in each case?
The construction of a conventional swimming pool requires a series of bureaucratic procedures before starting the actual construction stage. You will get most of the papers from the Town Planning office closest to your area, while the entire project will be supervised by a qualified engineer. He will be responsible from the beginning to the end of the project.
The construction of a pre-fab pool does not require a permit from the Town Planning Department if the pool has the appropriate dimensions (up to 50 square meters) and depth (up to 1.40 meters). You only need a responsible statement from the supervising engineer and a static adequacy study in the event that you want to build a prefabricated pool on a roof or a floor.

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