Broward County
Custom pools for Fort Lauderdale homes, with careful attention to waterfront views, access and the connection between house and deck.
Request a consultationAt your Fort Lauderdale property, we record the house, yard and route into the construction area. The 3D design explores how pool placement, usable deck space and raised features affect the view from the home.
A new pool can establish its relationship to the terrace from scratch. A substantial renovation can change an existing shell's shape or add a spa and sun ledge, with the surrounding terrace considered in the same brief.
Before we draw your pool
For a waterfront property, start with the views you want to preserve from the main rooms. A lower-profile spa or a pool aligned with the terrace may keep that outlook open. An infinity edge should be considered only after the site's levels and structural needs have been reviewed.
Side-yard width, existing buildings and the route for construction equipment affect how a project can be built. Bring a current survey and identify the landscaping or paved areas you hope to retain. These details help establish a realistic starting footprint.
Compare a straight swimming lane with a social layout that includes a sun ledge and seating. Keep space for circulation between doors, dining furniture and the pool edge. For an existing pool, discuss whether reshaping or adding a spa would make better use of the same yard.
Designed for local backyards
Explore our full range of pool styles and custom spas for your Fort Lauderdale home. Our team will help confirm which options suit your property, space and priorities.
An in-ground pool should work with the terrace and access constraints, with the shell shaped around the chosen outdoor arrangement.
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Use geometric edges to frame the main outlook and align the water with the architectural lines you want to emphasize.
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A freeform pool can soften the transition from paving to planting while leaving a clear route along the terrace.
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Low-profile contemporary detailing can keep attention on the water and architecture, with selected lighting adding definition after dark.
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A traditional pool can use symmetry to create a composed view without filling the terrace with raised elements.
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Where the outlook and levels support it, an engineered vanishing edge can visually connect the pool to the view beyond.
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Position a lap lane to preserve its swimming length and the walking route between the house and poolside seating.
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Compare a flush spa with a raised design to understand how each changes the view from inside the house.
Learn morePrefer to talk it through? Call (954) 797-7700 or visit our Davie showroom.
Your pool starts here
Start with a conversation and a custom design process built around your property.
