Pool House Construction in Palm City, FL | Custom Pool House Builder
PSL Pool House Construction designs and builds different kinds of pool houses for properties across Palm City, using the current trends and our 20+ years of experience.
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 Palm City, FL
Poolside Cabana Construction with Electrical Installation at SW Dyer Point Rd Palm City, FL 34990
Our shaded waterfront lounge gave these homeowners an area for relaxing by the pool and enjoying watching TV outdoors. It's a 250-square-foot open-air cabana with pressure-treated timber posts, hurricane-rated roof connections, and natural palm-thatch roofing. We also installed an outdoor-rated ceiling fan and a weather-resistant television mounted beneath the roof.
Project Cost: $22,000
Turnaround Time: 6 weeks
Poolside Cabana Construction with Outdoor Kitchen & Bar at SW 34th Ter, Palm City, FL 34990
These clients wanted a cabana where they could cook and entertain guests without going back inside the house. We built a 400-square-foot open-air cabana with heavy timber posts, hurricane-rated connections, and a traditional thatched roof. Meanwhile, our custom U-shaped kitchen and bar features stone countertops, dark stone-finished bases, a stainless-steel grill, outdoor refrigerator, and built-in storage.
Project Cost: $55,000
Turnaround Time: 12 weeks
Pool House Guest Suite Construction at NW Radcliffe Way, Palm City, FL 34990
In this big project, we built a fully equipped guest house beside their pool to give visiting family their own private space. It has a bedroom, full bathroom, open-plan lounge, kitchenette, and covered patio overlooking the pool. The Mediterranean-style design features concrete-block walls, stucco finishes, a clay-look tile roof, impact-rated windows, and sliding glass doors.
Project Cost: $165,000
Turnaround Time: 6 months
Pool House Construction Process of PSL Pool House Construction for Palm City Homes
Step 1: Starting With a Property Inspection
Every pool house we build starts with a walk around your yard and a good conversation about how you’ll use the space. We look at where the pool sits, how you get to it from the house, and which trees or views need protecting. That first visit tells us a lot. Palm City covers more than 16 square miles, and no two lots here behave quite the same way.
Step 2: Architectural Plans Drawn for Your Lot
Architectural plans turn those early ideas into a layout you can actually see. Our team maps out the footprint, roofline, doors, windows, and any plumbing or power the building will need. Getting these details on paper first keeps the build smooth and helps you avoid costly changes halfway through.
Step 3: Martin County Permits, Handled for You
Palm City is unincorporated, so pool house permits run through Martin County instead of a city building department. We put together the plans, submit the application, and line up each inspection along the way. You won’t have to chase paperwork or wonder what comes next. We offer the same discipline in Hobe Sound, FL.
Step 4: Foundations for River and Creek Lots
A solid foundation matters even more when roughly 15% of your community is covered by water. Lots near the South Fork and the area’s many creeks can hold moisture after heavy summer rain, so we set the slab at the right height and grade the yard to move water away. It’s the unglamorous part of the job, but it keeps everything above it dry and level.
Step 5: Framing Built to Florida’s Wind Standards
Framing gives your pool house its shape and its strength. Each structure is framed to the Florida Building Code, with hurricane straps and secure connections tying the roof, walls, and foundation together. When storm season rolls around, you’ll be glad it was done right.
Step 6: Siding and Finishes That Handle the Humidity
Siding and exterior finishes have to look good and stand up to strong sun, sticky air, and frequent downpours. We often recommend fiber cement siding, sealed trim, and rust-resistant hardware for Palm City homes. These materials keep the pool house sharp for years without constant upkeep.
Pool Houses Designed for Palm City’s Communities
Golf club homes in Martin Downs Country Club, Monarch Country Club, and Evergreen Golf Club often back up to fairways and open green space. A pool house in these neighborhoods needs to respect sight lines, setbacks, and community guidelines while still giving you a great place to relax after a round. PSL Pool House Construction reviews those requirements early, so your design gets approved without a lot of back-and-forth.
Riverfront lots in Pipers Landing, Harbour Ridge, and Seagate Harbor come with beautiful water views and a few extra challenges. Salty breezes, softer soil, and runoff toward the river all affect where a pool house should sit and which materials it needs. We position each building to frame the view instead of blocking it. Plenty of these homeowners also want a rinse station and gear storage for days spent on the boat.
Acreage properties in Palm City Farms and the Hammock Creek communities give you room to think bigger. That extra space can hold a larger pool house with a guest suite, a covered lounge, and a full outdoor kitchen under one roof. Bigger footprints do mean longer utility runs and more drainage planning, so we map those out before the first footing goes in.
Older yards in Old Palm City and Stuart West usually come with mature trees, existing patios, and tighter layouts. Our team works around what’s already there, fitting the pool house into the yard without tearing up landscaping you’ve spent years growing. A compact cabana or changing room is often the perfect fit here.