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Makkah · Pool construction

Swimming pool construction in Makkah

Borouj Al-Taaluq General Contracting builds concrete skimmer and overflow pools for villas, palaces and rest houses in Makkah, with fixed published prices, a written specification and a 15-year warranty on the structure and waterproofing.

Quick answers

How much does a pool cost?
A concrete skimmer pool starts at SAR 45,000 for 3 × 4 m and reaches SAR 85,000 for 5 × 10 m, excluding excavation. An overflow system adds SAR 12,000 to each size.
How long does it take?
4 to 8 weeks for a concrete skimmer pool; 8 to 12 weeks for overflow or infinity pools.
What warranty do I get?
15 years from the contract date on structure, waterproofing and finishes; 2 years on pumps, filters, pipes and lights.

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Pool prices in Makkah for 2026

These are our current prices for concrete pools built to the specification below. Excavation is not included and is priced after the site visit. An overflow system adds SAR 12,000 to the skimmer price of the same size.

Concrete pool prices 2026 in Saudi riyals, excluding excavation
Size (length × width)Water surfaceSkimmer (SAR)Overflow (SAR)
3 × 4 m12 m²45,00057,000
3 × 5 m15 m²50,00062,000
4 × 6 m24 m²65,00077,000
4 × 7 m28 m²70,00082,000
4 × 8 m32 m²75,00087,000
5 × 10 m50 m²85,00097,000

Per square metre of water the price falls as the pool grows: about SAR 3,750/m² for 3 × 4 m and about SAR 1,700/m² for 5 × 10 m, because the pump, filter and plant room cost almost the same whatever the size.

What the price includes

Every concrete pool we build follows this specification. Tiles and stone are chosen by the client from the ranges listed.

Structure, waterproofing and finishes

  1. Manual levelling of the pool area and removal of debris to skips
  2. Blinding concrete for the floor, at least 10 cm thick
  3. Outer pool walls built with 20×40 blocks
  4. Three layers of black membrane waterproofing, one liquid coat and two 160-grade torch-on rolls
  5. Floor and walls reinforced with 14 mm steel in two layers (bottom and top), 6 bars per metre
  6. Waterstop installed at the wall-to-floor joint
  7. Two skimmer openings and six return inlets with Gulf-standard pipes
  8. Vacuum line and main drain line with Gulf-standard pipes
  9. Floor and walls cast in sulphate-resistant concrete at 7 bags per cubic metre
  10. Manual hacking of walls and floor before plastering
  11. Spatter-dash coat with bonding agent and Sika, then screed points and guides to square the pool
  12. Resistant render with Plastcrete and Italian Rapido grout added
  13. Three coats of Spanish Plastic Smart cementitious waterproofing
  14. Water test of at least 48 hours to confirm there is no leak
  15. Natural stone pool deck chosen by the client, laid with Mapei S1 adhesive
  16. Spanish mosaic tiles chosen by the client, laid with Mapei P10 adhesive
  17. Greek grout sealer for tile and marble joints that resists algae and bacteria

15-year warranty from the contract date

Mechanical works

  • Hayward 1.5 HP pump (USA)
  • Hayward 24-inch fibreglass sand filter (USA)
  • Four colour LED lights with remote control and four junction boxes
  • 300 W transformer for the lights, 12 V output
  • German 24-hour timer
  • Fine and coarse filter sand
  • Switches, wiring, valves, pipes and fittings for the pump room
  • Return fittings, vacuum point and drain cover
  • Three-step stainless steel ladder

2-year warranty on pumps, filters, pipes and lights

Skimmer or overflow?

A skimmer pool draws water through openings in the wall, with the water a few centimetres below the edge. It is the most economical system to build and run. In an overflow pool the water spills over the edges into a perimeter channel and a balance tank, so the surface sits level with the deck. It costs SAR 12,000 more at every size and suits luxury villas and palaces.

Local factors in Makkah

  • Rocky ground: Many Makkah sites hit rock during excavation. Breaking it with heavy equipment is quoted separately and usually costs SAR 8,000–15,000, adding a few days to the dig.
  • Wadi soils: Plots on old wadi beds need compaction before the blinding concrete, so the slab does not settle.
  • Summer heat: We pour concrete in the early morning or late afternoon and keep it moist during curing.
  • Narrow streets: Where trucks and cranes cannot reach the yard, a concrete pool built in place is the practical choice.

How we build your pool

  1. Site visit, measurements and ground check
  2. Design, size and circulation system, with a written quote
  3. Excavation, blinding concrete, blockwork and external membrane
  4. Reinforcement, pipework and sulphate-resistant concrete
  5. Render, three cementitious waterproofing coats and a 48-hour water test
  6. Tiles, stone, equipment, commissioning and handover

Frequently asked questions

How much is a 4×8 m pool in Makkah?

SAR 75,000 with a skimmer system, or SAR 87,000 with overflow, excluding excavation.

Is excavation included in the price?

No. Excavation is priced separately after we see the site and the ground.

Do you test the pool before tiling?

Yes. After the three cementitious waterproofing coats the pool is filled and tested for at least 48 hours.

Which pump and filter do you install?

A Hayward 1.5 HP pump and a Hayward 24-inch fibreglass sand filter, both made in the USA, with a German 24-hour timer.

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