Pool Builder & Pool Service in Miami, FL

Prime Pools and Spa serves Miami and Miami-Dade County with new pools, renovations, repairs and weekly service. The estimate visit is free, and you pay as work happens. Call or text (689) 225-1200 and we will confirm your address.

  • CountyMiami-Dade County
  • RegionMiami-Dade County
  • PermitsConfirmed for your address at the visit
Dark-finished pool with a low edge, stepping pavers and palms beside a waterway

Miami is the toughest ground in our service area, and we say that up front. Limestone sits just beneath the surface, groundwater is high, and the wind code is the strictest in Florida. Building or reworking a pool here takes more planning. We lay out each condition at the estimate, whether it is a new pool, a resurfacing or a pool deck.

Local notes for pools in Miami

Limestone under the yard

Much of Miami-Dade sits on limestone bedrock close to the surface. Excavating a pool shell can mean cutting or breaking rock rather than just digging sand, and that changes equipment, time and cost. We cannot see what is under the yard from the curb, so the proposal says how rock will be handled if it shows up. Unexpected underground conditions are explained to you before work continues.

Very high water table

The water table in Miami is among the highest in the state, often only a few feet below the grade. Groundwater affects excavation, pool shell design and any plan to drain an existing pool. Draining one without a plan can let the shell lift. We check conditions first, write the water-control approach into the scope, and time any draining deliberately.

HVHZ, product approvals and enclosures

Miami-Dade is the core of Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone. Screen enclosures, doors, gates and many attached products need Miami-Dade product approval, known as an NOA, and engineered installation. Those items cost more and take longer to document. If your project touches one, we say so at the estimate and spell out whether it is part of our scope. Ask your installer for the approval number on any existing enclosure.

City of Miami or another municipality

Miami-Dade has dozens of municipalities, plus large unincorporated areas. Coral Gables, Miami Beach and Pinecrest each run their own building offices, and unincorporated addresses go to the county. A Miami mailing address does not always mean a City of Miami permit. We confirm the office for your address during the estimate, and also check flood-zone requirements that may affect equipment placement.

Our pool services in Miami

  • New Pool Construction: Custom concrete pools designed around your yard, built in stages, and paid for as the work happens.
  • Pool & Spa Combinations: Attached, raised and spillover spas built with your pool, with heating sized for Florida.
  • Pool Renovation: Full pool remodels: finish, tile, coping, deck and equipment, plus reshaping and new spas or sun shelves.
  • Pool Features & Upgrades: Water features, LED lights, automation, fire bowls, sun shelves and more, built into new or existing pools.
  • Pool Resurfacing: Plaster, quartz, pebble or glass bead interior finishes, with proper prep, start-up and curing.
  • Pool Repair: Pumps, filters, heaters, salt cells, lights, leaks, cracks, tile, coping and plumbing, diagnosed and fixed.
  • Weekly Pool Cleaning: A set weekly visit: skim, brush, vacuum, test, balance and check the equipment.
  • Pool Leak Detection: Confirm whether your pool leaks, find the exact spot, then test again after the repair.
  • Pool Equipment: Variable-speed pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, LED lights and automation.
  • Pool Tile and Coping: Waterline tile, mosaics and coping in stone, paver or brick, repaired or replaced.
  • Pool Decks: New or replacement decks in pavers, travertine, marble or concrete, with proper drainage.

Asked in Miami

Does Miami limestone make a pool harder to build?

It can. Rock close to the surface may need cutting or breaking, which affects equipment, schedule and price. We explain the possibility at the estimate. If hidden rock appears during work, we tell you what we found and what it changes before continuing.

What is an NOA and why does it matter for my pool?

NOA stands for Notice of Acceptance, Miami-Dade's product approval for items such as enclosures, doors and shutters. It confirms a product meets the local wind code. If your project includes one, we tell you at the estimate.

Do you serve all of Miami-Dade County?

We serve Miami-Dade, but we confirm each address first because scheduling and permits vary by municipality. Send us your address by call or text at (689) 225-1200, and we will tell you whether we can take it on and what the next step is.

Start with a design visit in Miami

Tell us about the yard or the pool in Miami. We'll walk it with you, then send an itemized proposal in writing.

  • The visit is free and there's no obligation
  • An itemized proposal, with exclusions spelled out
  • A small deposit to book, then you pay as the work happens
  • We reply within 1 business day.
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