Craft Master Custom Pools designs and builds custom pools and spas for Boynton Beach homeowners, from established neighborhoods east of I-95 to the gated lake communities west of the Turnpike. Boynton Beach is one of the areas where we build most often, and our West Palm Beach office is a short drive up the road.
Recent pools in Boynton Beach
A recent Boynton Beach build inside an HOA community: a pool and attached spa with a sun shelf, Stonescapes Aqua Blue plaster, and a raised blue glass-tile wall with a sheer descent. The HOA required a retaining wall behind the deck, so we folded it into the plans and built it with the pool.
Another west Boynton backyard, built around a tiled water wall that spills into the pool and reads as a focal point from the house.
Featured projects near Boynton Beach
Florida Resort Oasis
Boynton Beach. A resort-style backyard built for holidays and weekend gatherings, coordinated with the community HOA from the first site visit.
Foxborough Oasis
Boca Raton, just south of Boynton. A lakefront pool and spa with a porcelain-tiled water feature and French Silver plaster.
Building a pool in Boynton Beach: what to know
City or county permit
A Boynton Beach mailing address does not always mean the City of Boynton Beach issues the permit. Homes inside city limits are permitted through the city, while many west Boynton communities sit in unincorporated Palm Beach County and are permitted through the county. We confirm the jurisdiction for your address before design starts and handle the permit application, engineering, and inspections.
HOA approvals come first
Most west Boynton communities have an HOA or architectural review committee that must approve your pool before construction. Some add their own requirements, such as retaining walls, screening, or setbacks from lakes and preserves. We prepare the drawings and material selections the HOA needs and build their conditions into the plan so there are no surprises later.
Lake lots and drainage
Many Boynton homes back onto lakes, which makes for great views and careful planning. Lake easements, grade, and drainage all affect where the pool and deck can go. We design the layout so the water lines up with the view and the deck drains away from the house.
Pool safety requirements
Florida’s Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (Chapter 515, Florida Statutes) requires every new residential pool to have at least one approved safety feature, such as a compliant barrier, an approved safety cover, or exit alarms on doors and windows that open to the pool. We design the barrier plan with your layout and have it inspected before final.
Popular pool features in Boynton Beach
- Sun shelves and tanning ledges for lounging in the shallow end
- Attached spas with spillways
- Raised walls with sheer descents or tiled water walls
- Glass tile waterlines and accent bands
- Stonescapes and pebble plaster finishes
- Salt chlorination, heat pumps, and app-based automation
- Travertine, marble, and porcelain paver decks
Why Boynton Beach homeowners choose Craft Master
- We build here often. Boynton Beach is one of our most active areas, so we know the city and county permit processes and the HOA review steps.
- Design and construction under one roof. The team that designs your pool manages the build, inspections, and start-up.
- HOA paperwork handled. We prepare the submittal package and build the community’s conditions into the plan.
- Licensed and insured. Florida certified pool contractor, license #CPC1461094.
- Support after the build. Every new pool includes a start-up and walkthrough so you know how to run it.
Frequently asked questions
Do you build pools throughout Boynton Beach?
Yes. We build inside the city and in the west Boynton communities in unincorporated Palm Beach County, as well as nearby Lake Worth Beach, Delray Beach, Greenacres, and Boca Raton.
Who issues the pool permit for my Boynton Beach home?
It depends on whether your home is inside city limits. The City of Boynton Beach permits homes in the city, and Palm Beach County permits homes in unincorporated areas. We confirm which applies to your address and handle the application.
Do I need HOA approval before building a pool?
If your community has an HOA or architectural review committee, yes. We prepare the drawings and selections they ask for and can build their conditions, such as retaining walls or screening, into the project.
Can you add a spa or water feature to my pool design?
Yes. Attached spas, sheer descents, water walls, and sun shelves are all common in our Boynton Beach projects. We will show you options that fit your yard and budget during the design consultation.
Start your Boynton Beach pool
Tell us about your backyard and how you want to use it. We will walk the site, confirm the permitting path, and design a pool built for the way you live.