What changes from city to city
Each city page explains the local permit path and the kind of pool that suits its lots. Here is the short version.
| City | County | Lots and pools | Permit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pinecrest | Miami-Dade | 1950s–60s ranches on lots near one acre; long pools with a spa | Village of Pinecrest |
| Coral Gables | Miami-Dade | Mediterranean Revival homes; pools designed to match the house | City of Coral Gables; barrier approved before filling |
| Kendall | Miami-Dade | 1970s–90s homes without pools; 12 × 24 with a sun shelf | Miami-Dade County (unincorporated) |
| Doral | Miami-Dade | Newer homes on tight lots; compact pools | HOA review, then City of Doral |
| Weston | Broward | Master-planned since 1984 at the Everglades edge; lakefront homes | HOA design review first, then the city |
| Parkland | Broward | Larger lots and many young families; barrier planned from the start | HOA review first, then City of Parkland |
| Southwest Ranches | Broward | Rural lots of one acre or more; big pools and long decks | Town of Southwest Ranches |
Cities we build in
Pinecrest pool builders Large pools and spas for acre lots.
Coral Gables pool builders Pools that suit Mediterranean Revival homes.
Kendall pool builders Mid-size pools under a county permit.
Doral pool builders Compact pools behind new homes.
Weston pool builders Pools for master-planned neighborhoods.
Parkland pool builders Family pools with the barrier designed in.
Southwest Ranches pool builders Long decks on rural lots.
We also build in Homestead and Miramar, and farther north in Davie. Every pool is priced by the square foot of water surface, and how we price a new pool walks through the math.
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