Parkland's builder for gated-community pool projects.
Liquid Luxe has quoted 12 pool projects in Parkland, the largest at $265,050. It's the one city in our territory that sits in Broward County, not Palm Beach — and almost every project here also answers to a community architectural review board.
Schedule Your Private ConsultationWhat does the Parkland pool market actually look like?
Parkland is a renovation market inside gated communities. Of the pool jobs we've classified here, 6 are renovations, 1 is a full reconstruction, and only 1 is new construction — a lot of the pools we're asked to work on date to the 1990s and 2000s and are reaching the age where a full remodel is the right call. Our overall median budget in Parkland is $45,669, and among projects over $40,000 that rises to $77,500. Renovations — most of the work here — have a median budget of $63,394.
Why do Parkland 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 Parkland and our other cities or read the full warranty table.
What decides the timeline for a pool project in Parkland?
Two processes, not one. Parkland requires a residential pool permit through the city's Building Division, following the same statewide safety framework as the rest of Florida (Florida Statutes §515.27 and §515.29 — at least one of a compliant barrier, a certified safety cover, door/window alarms, or a certified underwater alarm). On top of that, most of the gated communities we work in throughout Parkland run their own architectural review board, and that approval is separate from — and can take just as long as — the city's own permit review. (Source: City of Parkland, cityofparkland.org.)
Setback requirements vary by zoning district, lot type, and — in a gated community — by the association's own architectural rules, so we confirm both the applicable zoning and your ARB requirements before finalizing your design. See the full permitting guide for all five cities.
Where in Parkland do you build and renovate pools?
Our Parkland work concentrates in two ZIP codes: 33067 (7 quoted projects) and 33076 (5 quoted projects).
What does a Liquid Luxe renovation in Parkland look like?
Full Renovation & Sunshelf Addition — Parkland
A full renovation with a new sunshelf addition, completed in partnership with the landscape architect at Dreamscapes By Zury.
- Sunshelf addition (130 sqft) with 3 Jandy lights/bubblers
- Skimmer replacement
- Pool edge raised by 2"
- Jandy 3.8THP variable-speed pump with app control
- Pool/spa tile, Florida Stucco Capri resurface
Completed in partnership with Dreamscapes By Zury.
Questions about pools in Parkland
We build in Parkland regularly. It's the one city in our territory that sits in Broward County rather than Palm Beach County, which means a different building department and a different permit process — one more reason we handle that paperwork ourselves rather than leaving it to the homeowner.
Mostly renovate. Of the pool jobs we've classified in Parkland, 6 are renovations, 1 is a full reconstruction, and 1 is new construction. Parkland is a built-out community — a lot of pools here date to the 1990s and 2000s and are reaching the age where a full remodel makes sense.
Our median project budget in Parkland is $45,669. Among renovations specifically, the median is $63,394, and our largest quoted project in Parkland came in at $265,050.
In most of the gated communities we work in throughout Parkland, yes — architectural review board (ARB) approval is a private community requirement, separate from and in addition to the city's building permit, and it can shape your timeline as much as the permit itself does. We help you work both processes at the same time instead of one after the other.
The same statewide rule applies here as anywhere else in Florida: Florida Statutes §515.27 and §515.29 require 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. It's one of the four, not all four.
Our services in Parkland
- 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.