Custom Pool Builder in Jupiter, FL

The cost of a custom pool in Jupiter depends on the design, size, depth, and features you choose. Decking, tile, interior finishes, spas, water features, lighting, and equipment all affect the price. Site conditions matter just as much — equipment access, elevation, and drainage can change the scope before a shovel hits the ground. We walk through these choices with you during design so you can see where the money goes and adjust before construction starts.

Yes, and it comes down to trimming extras rather than cutting corners on structure. A simpler geometric shape, a smaller deck footprint, standard waterline tile, and a straightforward equipment package all keep the scope lean, while the gunite shell, steel, and plumbing are built to the same standard either way. We’ll show you what each upgrade adds so you can spend where it actually changes how you use the pool.

A 12×24 pool can be a practical fit for a smaller Jupiter backyard, but the dimensions alone don’t tell the whole pricing story. Depth, decking, interior finishes, equipment, and extras like a raised spa or tanning shelf all affect the final cost. A smaller pool with premium features can cost more than a larger, simpler design. We price each project on its actual scope rather than square footage alone.

Yes. We put together the permit package, submit the plans, and schedule the required inspections with the local building department as the job moves through each stage. Jupiter and the surrounding towns each run their own review process, and we work in them regularly – so you’re not the one chasing paperwork or trying to decode a correction notice.

Yes – Sapphire Pools & Spas is a licensed and insured Florida contractor, license CPC1461457. It’s a fair thing to ask anyone bidding your project: get the license number, verify it with the state, and confirm the insurance is current before you sign. We’re glad to hand that documentation over up front, no awkward questions needed.

The timeline depends on your pool design, engineering, permit review, weather, and inspection availability. A straightforward gunite pool generally has fewer construction steps than one with a raised spa, specialty edge work, and extensive decking. We map out a realistic schedule during design and keep you updated as each stage clears: excavation, steel, gunite, tile and deck, interior finish, and startup.

We walk you through the equipment and the startup routine when we hand the pool over, including the brushing and water-balance care a new interior finish needs in its first weeks. After that it’s the regular rhythm: skimming, cleaning the filter, checking the water, and keeping an eye on the equipment. If you’d rather not handle it yourself, ask us about maintenance options during the handoff.

That’s the best part of a custom build. Gunite lets us shape the pool to fit the yard – freeform or geometric – and add an attached or raised spa, a tanning shelf, steps and benches, water features, lighting, and specialty edge designs. Equipment packages come from Pentair, Jandy, and Hayward. Tell us how you actually plan to use the pool, and we’ll work those features into the design.

We do. As a Jupiter Island custom pool builder, we’re used to tight lot access, coastal soil and high water-table conditions, and the extra review steps that come with barrier-island and waterfront properties. Those factors shape engineering, equipment placement, and material choices, so we sort them out during design instead of discovering them mid-build.

Plenty. We work with tile lines including NPT Tile, Maretzi, Aquabella, Artistry in Mosaics, and Luv Tile so that you can go from a clean glass waterline band to a full mosaic on a spa spillway or raised wall. We’ll pull samples and look at them outdoors next to your coping and deck selections – tile reads very differently in South Florida daylight than it does under showroom lighting.