Pool House Construction in Lakewood Park, FL | Custom Pool House Builder
PSL Pool House Construction is capable of managing the entire design and pool house construction in Lakewood Park. We use our 20+ years of experience to provide custom layouts and building quality to every project.
Why We're the Top Choice for Pool House Construction in Port St. Lucie & Nearby Areas
Proven Track Record
950+ completed pool houses across St. Lucie County and the Treasure Coast
Hurricane-Ready Construction
Follows Florida Building Code, including its wind load requirements under ASCE 7
Custom Pool House Designs
Storage rooms, changing rooms, and full entertaining spaces
Awarded Project
Recognized with a 2024 FSPA Design Award from the Florida Swimming Pool Association
Compliant Construction
Built with to local building, electrical, and plumbing permits and HOA approvals
Licensed & Insured
Fully licensed and insured for pool house work
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Recent Pool House Construction Projects Completed in Lakewood Park, FL
Simple Poolside Tiki Cabana Construction at Indrio Rd, Lakewood Park Area, Fort Pierce, FL 34951
These clients got this shaded outdoor sitting area beside their pool without adding unnecessary features. We constructed a roughly 180-square-foot open-air cabana using natural timber posts, reinforced concrete footings, and a traditional palm-thatch roof supported by treated wood framing. We also gave it a completely basic design, with no electrical wiring, lighting, plumbing, or built-in furniture.
Project: $8,500
Turnaround Time: 1 week
Poolside Storage Room Construction at Arthurs Rd, Lakewood Park, FL 34951
This was a dedicated storage room beside their pool to keep cleaning equipment, floats, and maintenance supplies organized. The interior includes basic shelving, a durable concrete floor, and a small window for natural light. We also installed a secure entry door and reinforced anchors, keeping the exterior finishes consistent with the surrounding pool area.
Project Cost: $8,500
Turnaround Time: 6 days
Poolside Outdoor Kitchen Installation at Kenwood Rd, Fort Pierce, FL 34951 (Lakewood Park area)
For a convenient outdoor cooking area beside the homeowners' pool, we installed a roughly 160-square-foot outdoor kitchen beneath their existing covered patio. We kept the original roof and flooring intact. The installation included a built-in stainless steel gas grill, ventilation hood, stone countertops, sink, undercounter refrigerator, and weather-resistant cabinets with wood trim.
Project Cost: $14,000
Turnaround Time: 2 weeks
Why Lakewood Park Homeowners Are Adding Pool Houses
More Living Space Without a Home Addition
A pool house adds real, usable square footage without tearing into the main house. Instead of knocking out walls for a home addition, you get a separate building that handles storage, changing, hosting or overnight guests. It’s often a simpler project, and it keeps the noise and mess of construction out of your living room.
A Home Base for Lagoon and Beach Days
Lakewood Park sits just north of Fort Pierce, so the Indian River Lagoon and the beaches on Hutchinson Island are an easy drive away. That means coolers, beach chairs, fishing gear and wet towels tend to pile up fast. A pool house gives all of it one home, with a rinse-off area and storage that keeps sand out of the main house.
Hosting Without Crowding the House
Plenty of homeowners just want a place to entertain that isn’t the kitchen. A pool house with a shaded seating area and a bar lets the party stay outside, where it usually wants to be anyway. Guests can grab drinks, use the bathroom, and cool off without tracking water through the hallway.
Room for Family Visiting the Treasure Coast
Visiting family often stays longer on the Treasure Coast, especially during the mild winter months. A guest suite gives them a private bedroom and bathroom, which tends to make everyone’s stay a little more relaxed. With Fort Pierce, St. Lucie Village and the lagoon all close by, guests have plenty to do during the day and a quiet place to come back to at night.
Pool House Construction Services That Go Into a Lakewood Park Pool House
Every project starts with a custom design that fits your lot, your home’s style, and your list of must-haves. Lot sizes and layouts vary from one unit to the next in Lakewood Park, and some properties back up to small lakes or drainage canals that affect placement. We turn all of that into architectural plans that show the footprint, rooms, openings, and utility runs before any digging begins.
Permits for Lakewood Park homes go through St. Lucie County, since the community isn’t part of a city. That’s one less thing to figure out on your own. Our team prepares the documents, submits the plans, and keeps an eye on the review so approvals are ready when construction day arrives.
Roofing on a Lakewood Park pool house has to be ready for hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to November 30. PSL Pool House Construction builds roof framing and connections to meet Florida Building Code wind requirements and chooses a roof shape that sheds heavy rain quickly. A well-designed overhang also shades the entry, which you’ll appreciate on any August afternoon.
Siding is where the pool house really starts to look like part of the property. It needs to stand up to strong sun, humidity, and the occasional salty breeze off the lagoon, so we recommend materials that won’t warp or fade quickly. Colors and trim are matched to your main home, so the new building blends right in with the rest of the yard.
A pool house bar turns the building into a natural gathering spot. Our team plans the counter height, seating, sink, and fridge space so guests can hang out without blocking the doorway. If you’d like a full kitchen later, we can rough in the plumbing and electrical now to save you headaches down the road. We've been getting requests for this in Indian River Shores, FL.
Guest suite construction brings together a bedroom, a bathroom, and enough privacy for people to feel at home. We usually place the suite on the quieter side of the building, away from the bar and pool entry. PSL Pool House Construction coordinates the framing, plumbing, and electrical so the suite feels like a finished part of the house rather than an afterthought.