Pool building, renovation, repair and service in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach stretches from the Intracoastal and Flagler Drive west to newer communities past I-95 and the turnpike. Close to downtown there are historic streets with pools tucked behind older homes; farther west there are planned neighborhoods where many pools were built in the same decade and are wearing out together.

Turquoise pool with a mosaic raised spa and light gray pavers, with palms and hedge behind

We build new pools, resurface and retile, redo coping and decks, find and fix leaks and update equipment for West Palm homeowners and associations. Every job starts with a free on-site visit and a written estimate itemized by group, so you can see what the finish, tile, deck and equipment each cost. Our office is in Boca Raton, a straight run down I-95. Ask whether your street is on our weekly cleaning route, too.

What matters for pools in West Palm Beach

Historic districts

Several neighborhoods near downtown are designated historic districts. Visible exterior changes there can need review by the city's historic preservation staff before work starts. We can supply specs, finish samples and drawings for the homeowner's submission.

Intracoastal homes and salt air

Homes along the water get more salt in the air and a higher water table. Salt wears tile, coping and metal fittings faster, and a high water table means a pool should never be drained without checking groundwater and the relief valve first.

Western communities built all at once

Large communities west of I-95 often have pools of the same age, finish and equipment. When one starts to fail, the neighbors' usually are not far behind. HOA approval for finish color and deck material is common, and the application is the homeowner's.

City permitting

West Palm Beach has its own building department. Structural, plumbing and electrical work usually needs a permit, and permitting is quoted separately when a scope needs it.

Services we offer in West Palm Beach

  • New Pool Construction: Custom gunite pools with spa and sun shelf, plus the deck, sod, fence and pergola coordinated around them.
  • Pool Renovation & Remodeling: Finish, tile, coping, deck and features in one coordinated remodel, with an itemized estimate.
  • Pool Resurfacing: Plaster, quartz or pebble finishes, installed and started up properly, across Palm Beach and Broward.
  • Pool Repair: Equipment, leaks, cracks, tile, coping and lights, diagnosed first and explained in writing before the work.
  • Weekly Pool Cleaning & Maintenance: Weekly water testing, brushing, skimming, vacuuming and equipment checks for Palm Beach and Broward pools.
  • Pool Leak Detection & Repair: Testing to find the source, repairs for skimmers, lines and cracks, and a follow-up test after the work.
  • Pool Equipment Upgrades: Salt systems, pumps, filters, LED lights and automation, installed and tested for your pool.
  • Pool Tile & Coping: New waterline tile and coping that look sharp, hold up to sun and salt air, and tie into your deck.
  • Pool Decks: Marble, travertine, pavers or concrete, installed with the drainage a South Florida downpour demands.

West Palm Beach pool questions

My home is in a historic district in West Palm Beach. Can you still redo the pool?

Usually, yes. Some visible exterior changes need review first, so check with the city early. We provide specs, samples and drawings for the submission, and plan the schedule around the approval.

Do you come up to West Palm Beach from Boca Raton?

Yes. West Palm Beach is part of our regular service area. The estimate is free and on site, and you can text photos to (954) 953-3808 for a first look before the visit.

Can you build a new pool on a smaller in-town lot?

Often, yes. Access, setbacks and where the equipment pad can go decide the size and shape. We check all three on site and design around them in the proposal.