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Transform your existing chlorine or salt pool into a clear, chemical-free natural swimming environment.

Natural Pool Conversions

Convert Your Existing Pool

Most concrete and lined pools can be re-engineered into natural systems using your existing shell and circulation as the foundation. Instead of demolishing the pool, we adapt it for low-energy, chemical-free operation by upgrading the filtration, hydraulics, and—where space allows—adding a planted regeneration zone.

Depending on your site and preferences, this can mean a fully planted conversion with a wetland, a compact converter module that keeps your current pool look, or a hybrid approach that blends both. The goal is the same in every case: clear, living water that feels like swimming in a natural spring, without rebuilding your entire pool.

Three Ways to Convert a Traditional Pool

A. Regeneration-Zone Conversion (Plant-Based)
Adds a planted wetland that provides full biological filtration. Ideal when space allows a 25–50% regeneration area.

B. Compact Module Conversion (Plant-Free or Low-Plant)
Keeps your pool’s existing look while swapping the chemical system for a biological filter module + UV-C. Fits tight sites.

C. Hybrid Conversion
A smaller planted zone supported by a compact biofilter — excellent when clients want a natural aesthetic but lack space for a full wetland.

What Changes During a Conversion

A typical conversion includes:

  • Removing or isolating the chlorine/salt system

  • Upgrading the pump to a high-efficiency, low-energy model

  • Installing a biological filter and/or wetland

  • Adding or redirecting circulation lines

  • Integrating returns and UV-C sterilisation

  • Updating the control system and fittings

  • Optional planting of aquatic species (if choosing a regeneration zone)

What Stays the Same

  • Your existing pool shell

  • Your basic layout and footprint

  • Most plumbing routes (modified as needed)

  • Steps, benches, swim zones

  • Your deck or patio

  • Your general pool shape

This is why conversions are so cost-effective — they preserve your structure and transform the system.

Benefits of Converting to a Natural Pool

  • Clear, healthy, chemical-free water

  • Softer feel on skin and eyes

  • Lower long-term energy and maintenance costs

  • No more chlorine handling or storage

  • Summer-ready with minimal upkeep

  • Works with existing pool footprints

  • Can be plant-based or plant-free depending on preference

Is Your Pool a Good Candidate?

Most concrete, liner, and tiled pools convert well.
Suitable candidates include:

  • Standard rectangular pools

  • Freeform pools

  • Saltwater systems

  • Chlorine pools

  • Pools with aging filtration systems

  • Pools with pump-room access

If the structure is sound, conversion is almost always possible.

Conversion Costs

Typical conversion packages begin around €4,000 – €12,000, depending on:

  • Pool size and depth

  • Whether a wetland is added

  • Equipment selection (pump, UV, biological chamber)

  • Condition of existing plumbing

  • Access and installation complexity