Yes. The quoted price assumes unimpeded 4WD access directly to the pool area for installation of the Pool Void Cover®.

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If drive up access is not available, please notify us before accepting the quotation. A one off additional charge may apply to cover the extra labour and time required to transport tools and equipment from the site entrance to the pool area.

If access is blocked by vehicles or machinery on the day of installation, this will be deemed no drive up access and additional charges will apply.

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A terraced site is considered no drive up access and will require additional labour and costs.

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We do not drive on slabs or finished surfaces. Our team will park as close as possible and carry all materials and equipment in manually. This situation is considered no drive up access and may incur additional charges.

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If we cannot drive directly to the pool area and must transport equipment manually, this is considered no drive up access.

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Potentially, if a neighbouring block is vacant and accessible, it may be used for drive up access.

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Yes, however they must keep the unloading area and pool area clear on the day of installation.

No. Deliveries must be scheduled at a different time to ensure clear and safe access for our installation team.

If slab works are underway, we will wait until the slab has been poured and properly cured before attending site to carry out the installation. This ensures the slab is not damaged and access is safe.

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If the site is too wet, we may have to reschedule the installation.

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Site works should only be carried out after the Pool Void Cover® system has been installed. This includes:

• Drainage

• Piling

• Pier work

• Terrace site cuts

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