Boynton Beach's builder for a pool at every price point.
Across 23 projects quoted in Boynton Beach, Liquid Luxe's median budget is $19,000 — the lowest of the five cities it serves. It's the same design process and the same crews as our largest projects, just a lower typical ticket.
Schedule Your Private ConsultationWhat does the Boynton Beach pool market actually look like?
Boynton Beach is close to an even split between new construction and renovation — 5 of the pool jobs we've classified here are new builds, 6 are renovations. What sets the city apart isn't the type of project, it's the ticket: our overall median of $19,000 and our new-construction median of $84,280 are both the lowest of any city we serve. It's the entry point into a Liquid Luxe pool without a lower standard of design.
Of the 23 Boynton Beach projects, 15 came in under $40,000 — resurfaces, repairs, and smaller upgrades — and 8 above it, topping out at $111,130. Renovations here have a median budget of $39,722.
Why do Boynton Beach homeowners choose Liquid Luxe?
Liquid Luxe is rated 4.9 out of 5 on Google across 202 reviews. Every gunite shell built with #4 rebar and 4,000 PSI concrete carries a lifetime structural warranty, construction runs on a published schedule of ten phases over about 10 to 14 weeks, and once the pool is finished, JMC Pools — the team that has cared for South Florida pools for over 20 years — stays on for service and equipment warranty claims.
- 4.9/5
- Google rating across 202 reviews
- Lifetime
- structural warranty on a #4 rebar, 4,000 PSI gunite shell
- 10–14 weeks
- of construction, across ten scheduled phases
- 20+ years
- of pool care from JMC Pools, which stays on after the build
“Better than anything I could've imagined. Truly above and beyond.”
See real pool budgets for Boynton Beach and our other cities or read the full warranty table.
What does it take to get a pool permitted in Boynton Beach?
Boynton Beach's permitting resources cover the standard building, electrical, and plumbing applications for a pool project, and — if your property sits inside a homeowners association — the submittal asks for written HOA approval as part of the package. (Source: City of Boynton Beach, boynton-beach.org.) The city's general residential plan review runs about 15 calendar days; that's the city's standard review window, not a pool-specific timeline, so treat it as a general guide rather than a guarantee for your project.
Setback requirements vary by zoning district, lot type, and — in a planned community — by the community's own architectural rules, so we confirm the applicable zoning before finalizing your design. See the full permitting guide for all five cities.
Where in Boynton Beach do you build pools?
Our Boynton Beach work concentrates in three ZIP codes: 33472 (8 quoted projects), 33436 (6 quoted projects), and 33435 (6 quoted projects).
What does a Liquid Luxe pool in Boynton Beach look like?
New Pool Construction — Boynton Beach
A new pool built in phases, with the deck priced after the landscaping design was finalized.
- 15'x17' pool with dual 32" drains
- 6 hydrotherapy jets on the side bench
- 12x24 coping
- Jandy 2.7HP variable-speed pump
- iAquaLink automation, salt chlorinator
Questions about pools in Boynton Beach
Our median project budget in Boynton Beach is $19,000 — the lowest of the five cities we serve — and our median for new construction specifically is $84,280, also the lowest of the five. Same design process, same crews, a lower typical ticket.
It's close to even. Of the pool jobs we've classified in Boynton Beach, 5 are new construction and 6 are renovations — unlike some of our other cities, Boynton Beach isn't lopsided toward either one.
Our three busiest ZIP codes are 33472 (8 projects), 33436 (6 projects), and 33435 (6 projects).
If your property is in a homeowners association, yes — Boynton Beach's permit submittal process asks for written HOA approval when the property is part of one. That's a community requirement, separate from the city's own permit review, and we help you track down what your specific HOA needs.
State law (Florida Statutes §515.27 and §515.29) requires at least one of four protections on a new residential pool: a barrier at least 4 feet tall with a self-closing, self-latching gate; an ASTM-certified safety cover; door and window alarms on every opening with pool access; or a certified underwater alarm — one of the four, not all four.
Our services in Boynton Beach
- Explore custom pool design & buildFully custom new pools, designed around your home and how you live.
- See what a Liquid Luxe pool renovation includesResurfacing, remodeling, and full reconstructions for existing pools.
- Learn how we design integrated spasIntegrated spas, infinity edges, and geometric pool design.
- See the full outdoor living buildOutdoor kitchens, pergolas, decking, and fire & water features.