Commercial & community pools · Palm Beach and Broward
Commercial Pool Contractors in South Florida
Community pools, clubhouse spas, splash pads and entrance fountains — built new, rebuilt, repaired and kept running. We are a one-stop shop for your commercial property, whether you need service or construction. Licensed pool contractor CPC1460900, based in Palm Beach County.
- One in-house crew, from a tile change to a full rebuild
- Residential and commercial licensed — small repairs up to large community pools and entrance fountains
- PebbleTec Elite Builder, and every commercial-grade finish, quartz and aggregate
- We work with HOA boards, property managers, designers and general contractors
Request a Commercial Assessment
Tell us about the property and what is happening. We will walk the site, test rather than guess, and put the findings in writing — whether or not you hire us for the repair.
What we take on
From a Small Revamp to the Whole Project
Some jobs need a refresh, not a rebuild. A fountain or community pool that needs new tile, a safety upgrade, equipment replaced, circulation sorted out, chemistry brought back under control, or repairs the last company never finished. We do that work, and we do it without turning it into a bigger project than it needs to be.
The complex jobs get the same professionalism. On those we are involved from design onward, and we coordinate the stakeholders — designers, general contractors, HOA boards and everyone else with a stake in the outcome. We handle the whole process, so the vision the community started with arrives as a finished amenity people actually use.
That is what one stop shop means here: service or construction, small or large, one company answering for all of it.
Who we work with
Boards, Managers, Builders and Designers
The people who carry a pool project are rarely the people who swim in it. Here is how we work with each of them.
HOAs & condominiums
Boards and property managers
Your pool is an amenity, a budget line and a liability at the same time. We give boards what they need to decide — a written assessment of what is failing and why, a scoped estimate, and a schedule that says how long the amenity is down. When an engineer’s report or a reserve study already exists, we build our scope around it.
GCs & developers
General contractors, developers and designers
Send us the drawings and we will bid the aquatic scope. We build gunite and shotcrete pools, spas and water features to the plan and the code, coordinate with the deck, plumbing and electrical trades, and carry our own licensing and insurance.
Project management
Project and community managers
One superintendent, one phone number, and a crew that keeps the site safe and clean while residents are still on the property. You should not have to chase your pool contractor.
Have a property that needs looking at?
We will walk it, test it and put the findings in writing.
Request an AssessmentServices
What We Do for Commercial Properties
- Community and clubhouse pools — new construction, renovation and structural repair
- Entrance and lake fountains — the water feature everyone sees before they see anything else
- Spas, splash pads and interactive features
- Tile, coping and waterline restoration, with waterproofing in proper layers rather than a thin coat
- Resurfacing in every commercial finish — quartz and aggregate finishes; we are a PebbleTec Elite Builder
- Safety upgrades — VGB-compliant drain covers, handrails, gutters, main drains
- Equipment — pumps, filters, heaters, valves, controllers, surge tanks, circulation problems solved at the cause
- Leak detection and written condition assessments, non-destructive, item by item
- Maintenance and chemical balancing, including bringing a neglected pool back to standard
- Decks and pavers — replacement, releveling, washout and drainage repair
Both licenses, so one company covers the whole property
We hold residential and commercial licensing, which lets us work from a small pool repair all the way up to a large commercial swimming pool or an entrance fountain. For a community that means the same contractor can handle the clubhouse pool, the spa, the splash pad and the fountains at the gate — instead of three vendors pointing at each other.
Our crew is the reason the work holds up
The strength of this company is training and an in-house crew. We are not brokering your project to whichever sub is available that month. The people who show up are our people, they are trained on these finishes and these systems, and they are the same crew through to startup. With pebble and quartz finishes in particular, the crew is the product — the mix, the trowel and the wash-down decide how the surface looks in year eight.
Recent work
Projects We Have Delivered
Some built from the ground up, others brought back to full function after our repairs and maintenance took over. Client names withheld; every photo is our own job.
A gated community in Parkland — clubhouse pool, spa and splash pad
The facility kept losing water after several rounds of repairs by other companies. Our non-destructive assessment documented roughly 290 linear feet of structural cracking in the pool, old crack repairs that had reopened, 30 of 48 warped gutter pipes, three leaking light conduits, a cracked light niche, deteriorated main drains and water intrusion behind the tile line. The splash pad had 16 of 18 gutter pipes warped. The equipment rooms had failed valves and leaking surge tanks.
The spa told a different story: drains, lights, returns and underground lines all passed, and we said so. Only the skimmer throat and the washed-out pavers around it needed work. A contractor who fails everything is selling, not assessing.
The board got a written report with findings, causes and a scoped estimate they could phase. The project is complete.
Entrance fountains at a Parkland community
The tile was coming off the walls — in places with four-inch gaps — and the fountains leaked through cracks and holes in the surface. The original waterproofing had been applied thin and uneven, and the thinset was wrong for the application.
We removed all the tile, prepped the surfaces, packed cracks and holes with fiber mesh and hydraulic cement, applied two layers of waterproofing plus a bond coat in both directions, and set new tile in Laticrete 254 Platinum. The photographs below are that finished work.
Gallery
Entrance Fountains, Restored
A community entrance in Parkland, Broward County — water wall, spillways and the reflecting pool along the drive.
More photography of our finished Parkland community projects is being shot now, and this gallery will grow.
Fountains
A Fountain Is the First Thing Anyone Sees
It also fails in ways a pool does not — thin waterproofing, the wrong thinset, tile pulling off a vertical wall, and water finding every shortcut the last contractor took. We rebuild them so they stay on.
Process
How a Commercial Project Runs
Site walk and assessment
We test rather than guess, and tell you what passed as well as what failed.
Written report
Findings, causes and photos, in language a board can read and vote on.
Scoped estimate
Priced by line, so the work can be phased across budget years.
Permits
The Florida DOH operating-permit application goes in first — the building department cannot issue a construction permit for a public pool until it does.
Schedule
You get the number of days the amenity is closed before you approve, in writing.
Construction
Our own crew, one superintendent, site kept safe and clean while residents are on property.
Inspections and startup
We meet the inspectors, start the equipment, balance the water and hand the facility back ready to open.
Testimonials
What Our Clients Say
Google reviewG
I was really happy with my experience with the Epic Watershapes team! They built a great pool at my second home in Boca Raton. The whole project, from the initial dig to the final completion, took only 6 weeks! Their excellent communication and project management made the process really easy and quick. The final results look great. I’m especially impressed with Sam’s expertise and professionalism. He worked with us to design a pool that perfectly fits our family’s needs. I highly recommend Epic Watershapes!
Google reviewG
Epic Watershapes did an amazing job revamping our backyard in Jupiter. Their team was consistently professional and always quick to respond. Collaborating with their designer was a seamless process, and they crafted a custom pool that suits our family perfectly. The quality of their work is outstanding, with meticulous attention to every detail. They took care of everything, from building the pool to adding water features and even handling the landscaping. We’ve been so impressed that we’ve already suggested them to several of our neighbors!
Google reviewG
Everything was absolutely fantastic and great this company is by far one of the best companies ever i would always recommend and refer this company to others. Fantastic work
Google reviewG
I love on what y’all do it is awesome and wonderful
125 five-star reviews out of 126 — across Google, Thumbtack and Angi.
FAQ
Commercial Pool Questions Boards Ask Us
Is our HOA pool a “public pool” under Florida law?
Almost certainly yes. Florida regulates pools serving condominiums, HOAs, hotels, clubs and other multi-unit properties as public pools under Chapter 514, Florida Statutes, and Chapter 64E-9 of the Florida Administrative Code — even when only residents and their guests swim in it. That means an operating permit, county health inspections and specific construction standards. Private single-family backyard pools are not covered.
Do we need Department of Health approval before we renovate?
Yes, for most modifications. An application for an operating permit has to be submitted to the Florida Department of Health before the building department can issue a construction or modification permit for a public pool. We prepare and submit that paperwork as part of the job. Builders who skip it are the reason some projects sit idle for weeks.
How long will the pool be closed?
It depends on the scope. A straightforward resurfacing and tile job on a community pool is usually a few weeks; structural repair, gutter replacement or equipment-room work extends that. We give you the closure window in writing before you sign, and we phase work around your season when the budget allows it.
How much does a commercial pool renovation cost?
Too much depends on size, condition and scope for a number here to mean anything — a resurfacing is a different order of magnitude from a structural repair with new gutters. What we can promise is a line-item estimate you can take to the board, phase across budget years, and compare honestly against other bids.
How often does a commercial pool need resurfacing?
In South Florida, a commercial plaster or quartz surface typically lasts around 7 to 12 years, and a pebble surface longer, but bather load and water chemistry drive it more than age does. Staining that will not come off, rough spots underfoot, exposed aggregate and constant chemical corrections are the signs it is time.
Can an old community pool be renovated, or does it have to be replaced?
Nearly always renovated. The shell is the expensive part, and a sound shell can be resurfaced, retiled, replumbed and re-equipped for a fraction of a rebuild. Replacement becomes the honest answer when the structure itself keeps moving — repeated crack repairs that reopen are the tell, and that is what an assessment is for.
Do we need a pool lift for ADA?
If your pool is open to the public — a resort or hotel condominium, or a facility you rent out for public events — ADA accessibility requirements apply. A community pool used only by residents and their guests generally is not covered. It is a legal question as much as a construction one, so confirm it with association counsel before you budget for it.
Our pool keeps losing water and we have already repaired it twice. Now what?
Get it tested rather than patched again. Repairs that reopen usually mean the cause was never found — settlement, a failed gutter line, a cracked light niche, a leak under the deck. Our leak detection is non-destructive, and the report tells you which components passed, so you are not paying to fix things that are fine.
Do you work with our general contractor or engineer?
Yes. We bid aquatic scopes from drawings, work under a GC on larger projects, and build to an engineer’s repair specification when one exists.
Service area
Commercial Pool & Fountain Work Across Palm Beach & Broward
Palm Beach County
Next step
Talk to an Owner, Not a Call Center
If you are a general contractor, a developer, an HOA board member, a property or project manager, or anyone responsible for a commercial pool or fountain, call us. Samuel, one of our owners, will come to your community and walk the property with you.
- Residential and commercial licensed — CPC1460900
- Our own crews, from assessment through startup
- Written reports your board can vote on
- We pull the Florida DOH and building permits
- Based in Palm Beach County, serving Palm Beach & Broward
Monday – Saturday, 8am to 5pm
Free site visit and written assessment. No obligation.