PSL Pool House Construction handles pool house framing demand from different property owners across Port St. Lucie. For any poolside structure you want, our services include:
As part of our full construction, we pick and use the framing best suited to the design you want. It can be pressure-treated wood, aluminum, galvanized steel, or even concrete masonry units. Our experts ensure it complies with ASCE 7 wind-load provisions and a profile size that fits the material. Plus, we finish our framing phase of the project within 3 weeks. You'll see your dream pool house start to take shape in less than a month.
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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For this small pool house project, the homeowners wanted it connected to their existing screened enclosure. It was a 200 sq. ft. structure with reinforced wall framing, a pressure-treated wood roof frame, hurricane-rated metal connectors, and asphalt shingles for structural resistance to Florida's high winds. We also reconfigured the existing aluminum screen enclosure framing to accommodate this new pool house.
Project Cost: $48,000 (full construction)
Turnaround Time: 10 weeks, including full construction and final inspection

PSL Pool House Construction builds enclosed wall packages that create quiet private changing suites, clean half-baths, and dry storage for outdoor gear. These insulated partition walls create comfortable separate rooms right next to your pool, giving guests full privacy. Our pressure-treated wall base also keeps moisture out of your finished pool house.

Our engineered trusses give your lounge deep, shaded overhangs that cool the patio during hot summer afternoons. This easily carries heavy materials like concrete tile or metal standing seam while creating broad shelter for outdoor kitchens and comfortable seating. Our tie-down connections also keep the entire roof rigid and secure against severe coastal gusts.

Our raised floor framing system gives your cabana clean architectural separation from wet patio pavers while staying above low-lying yard moisture. Walking onto this subfloor feels like stepping into a true home addition, ready for luxury vinyl, stone, or slip-resistant porcelain tile. Solid subfloor construction absorbs foot traffic without annoying bounce and keeps storage items safely off damp ground.

Our dedicated ceiling joists let you have smooth, painted ceilings, recessed lighting, and heavy outdoor ceiling fans over your lounge. This horizontal framework hides wiring, ductwork, and insulation from view so the finished room stays quiet and cool. Our carpenters also frame in solid backing blocks wherever you plan to mount TVs or sound systems.

PSL Pool House Construction installs heavy-duty beams that open up wide spans between posts without mid-room support columns blocking your view. These let you install multi-slide glass doors or leave wide-open, breezy walkways that connect your pool deck directly to shaded seating. You enjoy an unobstructed sightline across the water .

Our framing around door and window openings gives you smooth-sliding glass doors and convenient pass-through bar windows that never stick or sag. It also protects heavy-impact glass from binding when humidity rises, keeping drafts and driving rain outside. Plus, the resulting tight fit preserves your wall trim and keeps your indoor spaces completely watertight.
PSL Pool House Construction handles the technical documentation for the building department, cutting out the delays that often stall new construction. Having fully approved plans protects your property value and ensures every stud follows current wind resistance standards.
A continuous structural load path links the roof trusses directly to the foundation using heavy-gauge metal hardware and anchor bolts. Our interconnected structural system keeps the entire building anchored in place, so high winds cannot pull roof members away from the walls.
Constant pool splashing and coastal humidity will break down standard lumber if the frame lacks proper protection. So, we use pressure-treated base plates paired with dense rubberized barrier gaskets to stop damp concrete from wicking moisture up into the wall studs.
Engineered shear wall panels and reinforced corners absorb lateral wind pressure, keeping tall walls plumb and square during seasonal squalls. We design these interior structural elements into closet partitions and utility rooms to protect your wide, open floor plan.
Tight side yards and finished pool landscaping demand careful material handling to prevent cracked pavers or crushed turf. PSL Pool House Construction uses compact delivery equipment and elevated staging to move framing bundles cleanly past fences and garden beds.
Passing the city's rough framing inspection is the critical milestone that clears the path for plumbing, electrical, and finish trades. Our crew coordinates directly with Port St. Lucie inspectors the moment the structural framing is complete.
We frame pool houses for just about any use, from storage sheds and changing rooms to bathrooms, kitchenettes, covered seating areas, and multi-use spaces. Your layout, materials, and site conditions are reviewed before the first stud goes up, so the frame suits how you’ll use the space.
Framing a pool house starts with a quick chat about how you’ll use the space, your layout, budget, and site. From there, PSL Pool House Construction draws up the framing plan, confirms permits, orders materials, builds the frame, and lines up the required inspections so the project rolls straight into the next phase.
Pool house framing in Port St. Lucie falls under a building permit, with framing inspections and setback rules that depend on your lot, the structure’s size, and how you plan to use it. PSL Pool House Construction checks with the City of Port St. Lucie and reviews your site plan before work starts, and you can always confirm property-specific rules with the city’s building and planning departments.
Our pool house framing is built to the Florida Building Code and your approved plans, with local wind-load requirements shaping every structural detail. That means hurricane straps, tie-downs, and properly fastened connections from the foundation to the roof, and inspections along the way confirm the frame matches the plans before walls get closed up.
Pool house framing costs between $8,000 and $30,000, depending on size, layout, materials, and site prep. Once permits are approved, PSL Pool House Construction typically completes the framing within 1 to 3 weeks, and you’ll get a project-specific estimate and schedule after the plans and property are reviewed.