Frequently Asked Questions
When will Aldershot Pool re-open?
Aldershot pool is now open and the repair work has been completed.
What repairs and improvements were made to the pool?
- Repairs to the pool tank
- Repairs to the deck
- Re-tiling of the deck and some areas of the pool tank with new tiles
- Grouting the pool tank
- New climbing wall
- Painting of the pool natatorium
- Replacement of ceiling tiles
- New deck doors and benches
What was the cost of the repair project?
The repairs cost approximately $800,000.
Why was a new climbing wall installed in place of the diving board and tarzan rope?
The building code requirements are updated and change over time, when repairs are made, the facility is updated to align and meet current building codes. The diving board and tarzan rope no longer met the current building code. The climbing wall is a fun and exciting interactive alternative that was added for the community enjoy.
What programs will be offered at the pool?
- When the pool re-opens the programming schedule will include pre-registered drop in recreational and lap swimming opportunities, learn to swim, leadership programs and partnered program provider rentals.
- A reminder as per COVID guidelines and protocols all programs including drop in swims will require pre-registration. For more information visit our Swimming page.
Will the pool will continue to have warmer water?
Yes, the pool water will remain the warmest in the City at 88 degrees.
How to we register online for drop in swims?
Registration for drop in swimming programs opens 25 hours in advance of the swim. To register visit our Swimming page.
For more information about the project, contact:
Fernando Moraes
Project Manager
905-335-7600, ext. 7423
Fernando.moraes@burlington.ca
For information about the aquatic services including programs, contact:
Heather Kress
Aquatics Supervisor
905-335-7600, ext. 6258
heather.kress@burlington.ca