Palm Beach Gardens' builder for the highest bar in South Florida.

Among projects over $40,000, our median budget in Palm Beach Gardens is $115,520 — the highest of any city we serve, ahead of $95,000 for comparable projects in Boca Raton. New-construction projects specifically have a median of $102,000.

Both, in roughly even numbers — 3 of the pool jobs we've classified in Palm Beach Gardens are new construction and 3 are full reconstructions, with 2 renovations. That's a higher share of full reconstruction than any other city we serve, and the median reconstruction budget here is higher than the median for new construction.

9 of our 12 quoted Palm Beach Gardens projects are in a single ZIP code: 33418.

Palm Beach Gardens documents its pool inspection sequence in detail under Municode §86-27: an initial inspection after excavation, steel, bonding, and the main drain (before the shell is closed), then underground electrical, then underground plumbing with a pressure test, then a deck inspection before the final surface material, then final electrical and final permanent barrier — both required before the pool is filled — and finally a final pool inspection.

Yes, and it happens here. PGA National, one of the community associations in Palm Beach Gardens, charges its own $150 application fee and $1,500 deposit for a pool project, and requires a 2-foot setback from the pool barrier beyond what the city itself requires. That's an example from one specific community, not a citywide rule — every HOA's requirements are different, so we confirm yours before finalizing your design.