Pool Builder in Vero Beach: Custom Gunite Pools & Spas

Size, shape, and depth come first. Then your interior finish, tile, coping, decking, spa or water features, and equipment package all move the number. Site conditions matter too. Sandy soil and a high water table can mean extra engineering before we dig. We price every project from your actual design, so your free estimate reflects your backyard, not an average. For a deeper breakdown, see our guide to inground pool cost in South Florida.

Often, yes, with smart choices. We build custom concrete (gunite) pools, so you control the size, shape, and features. A smaller footprint, like a plunge or courtyard pool, plus a simpler finish can keep costs in check. You can add a spa, water features, or upgraded tile later. Share your budget at the estimate, and we’ll be honest about what fits it.

We build concrete (gunite) pools because they can take almost any shape and can be engineered for local ground conditions. Around Vero Beach, sandy soil and a high water table are common, so we plan the structure for them before we dig. Pair that with a durable finish like pebble or quartz and equipment sized to your pool. The result is a pool built for Florida heat and heavy summer rain.

Financing options are available to help spread the cost of a new pool or renovation over time. The details depend on your situation, so we’ll walk you through the options when we prepare your estimate. That way you can plan your project around a payment that works for you.

Yes. We prepare and submit the permit paperwork, coordinate inspections with the local building department, and handle HOA approval if your community requires it. You don’t have to chase forms or schedule inspectors. If you’re comparing contractors, permit handling is worth asking about. Our guide on how to choose a pool builder covers what else to check.

Florida has statewide safety rules for residential pools, and inspectors check them before approving a new pool. Common ways to meet them include a barrier or fence, an approved safety cover, alarms on doors leading to the pool, and self-closing, self-latching doors. We confirm the exact requirements with your local building department during permitting. Then we build the right safety features into your plan.

Coverage depends on the scope of your project and the products we install. We don’t make general promises. Instead, we spell out exactly what’s covered in your written proposal, so you can review it before anything is built. Bring your questions to the estimate, and we’ll walk through it line by line.

Yes. Every pool we build is designed around your lot, your style, and how you’ll actually use the backyard. Choose a shape like lap, Grecian, kidney-shaped, L-shaped, or perimeter-overflow. Then add tanning ledges, a spa, or water features. You’ll see the whole design in 3D before construction starts. Explore more on our residential pools and spas page.

Yes. Our renovation services include structural remodeling, resurfacing and interior finishes, spa additions, water features, equipment upgrades, plumbing, lighting, tile, coping, and pool deck improvements. We can add steps or benches, change depth, or repair structural cracks. We also install paver driveways, walkways, and turf. See pool paver deck installation for deck options.

For tile, we work with NPT Tile, Maretzi, Aquabella, Artistry in Mosaics, and Luv Tile. Options include glass, porcelain, ceramic, waterline bands, step accents, and full-tile interiors. For coping, you can choose travertine, marble, porcelain, precast concrete, brick, or a modern square-edge look. Coping is the cap along the pool’s edge, so we help you match it to your deck.