Custom Pool Builder in Boca Raton, FL

Every build is different. The timeline depends on the pool’s size, design, site conditions, and permitting, so we map out a realistic schedule during the design phase and keep you updated at every stage through to completion.

Every estimate starts with a conversation and an on-site look at your property. Size, shape, finishes, features like a spa or water features, and site conditions all drive the number, so we price your plan after that visit – not over the phone – and put the full scope in a written proposal you can review line by line.

We build concrete (gunite) pools and spas. For interiors we work with finishes such as Pebble Technology, Florida Stucco, and StoneScapes – pebble and quartz aggregates hold up to our sun, salt air, and chemistry swings better than plain plaster – and waterline tile from NPT Tile, Maretzi, Aquabella, Artistry in Mosaics, and Luv Tile. We bring samples so you can judge colors in your own daylight.

Yes. Our repair and maintenance crews handle weekly upkeep, leak detection, and repairs on pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, and automation – from Port St. Lucie and Stuart down through the Palm Beaches and into Broward. We diagnose first and replace equipment only when it’s genuinely done.

Often, yes – adding a spa is one of our most common upgrades. What’s realistic depends on your existing shell, deck, plumbing, and equipment, and a spa addition usually brings engineering and permitting into the schedule, so we start with a site and design assessment before we recommend a layout.

It depends on the work and on your city or county. New pools, structural changes, added spas, and electrical or gas work typically call for permits, engineering review, and inspections, and HOA approval can add time. We pull the permits, coordinate inspections, and build those steps into your schedule.

Start with how you want to use the pool – laps, lounging, entertaining, or play – then we look at your lot, setbacks, sun and shade, the view from the house, and any HOA guidelines. During the design phase we refine the layout, depth, and features with you so the pool fits both your property and the way you live outdoors.

Florida requires new residential pools to include at least one approved safety feature, such as a compliant barrier or fence, a safety cover, or alarms on doors and windows that open to the pool. Many families combine several – plus good lighting and non-slip decking – and we help you choose the options that fit your home and local code.

Coverage depends on the scope of your project and the products we install – structure, finishes, and equipment each carry their own terms. We spell out the workmanship and manufacturer coverage in your written proposal, so you know exactly what’s included before you commit.