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Completed Coastal Contemporary waterfront pool with pale stone, ipe soffits, and integrated tropical landscaping.

Water, architecture, and outdoor living—designed as one environment.

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00 / The whole exterior

A pool can be resurfaced. Or the entire outdoor experience can be reconsidered.

Miami Modern indoor-outdoor living space aligned to a renovated waterfront pool.
Boynton Beach Pool Terrace / South Florida

RENOVA connects the pool interior, hydraulics, equipment, coping, deck, drainage, shade, outdoor kitchen, lighting, landscape edges, and the architecture of the home in one construction plan.

Discuss your outdoors
Two pool professionals checking shellstone coping alignment during construction.
01 / EDGEPrecision at the waterlineRENOVA field study
Two pool professionals coordinating Miami Modern equipment with correct PPE, tools, and sequencing.
03 / LIVINGThe exterior becomes a roomRENOVA field study
Private garden pool with deep green-blue water, limestone coping and a shaded pergola — RENOVA design concept.
02 / ENVIRONMENTEvery element belongsRENOVA concept

Four connected layers

The pool is the center. The strongest renovation resolves every surface, system, and room around it.

01 / Water

The finish is only the surface of the work.

Sun shelf, steps, and waterline details with natural stone and clear blue water.
Minimal limestone pool coping and quiet waterline tile beside tropical planting.

The existing shell, plumbing, circulation, drains, skimmers, returns, lighting, equipment, heating, and controls are evaluated so visible changes are supported by a coordinated system.

Shell / Hydraulics / Equipment / Controls

02 / Edge

The pool is experienced where water meets land.

Two landscape professionals installing the final tropical planting beside the pool terrace.
Contemporary outdoor kitchen under a clean timber-lined pavilion beside the pool.

Waterline tile, coping, deck materials, slopes, drainage, expansion joints, thresholds, surface temperature, and slip resistance are resolved as a continuous architectural edge.

Tile / Coping / Decking / Drainage

03 / Living

Beyond the water, the property becomes a room.

Modern shaded pool terrace with low seating, natural timber, and clear water views.
Miami Modern pool-terrace soffit detail with warm wood, linear light, limestone, and black metal.

Shade, kitchens, ceilings, fans, lighting, outdoor showers, furniture clearances, landscape interfaces, and the connection back to the interior are composed around how the property will actually be used.

Shade / Kitchen / Lighting / Landscape

04 / Evening

A complete exterior should work after the sun leaves it.

Indoor-outdoor living spaces, pool, and waterfront beginning to glow at dusk.

Layered lighting, controls, service access, equipment commissioning, final adjustments, inspections, documentation, and a clean handoff complete the experience from daylight through evening.

Explore completed work
Completed waterfront pool and Coastal Contemporary home at blue hour.

RENOVA / Pool + outdoor living

The water is renewed.
The edge is resolved.
The whole property lives differently.

View the Boynton Beach pool terrace

From a focused pool renovation to a fully integrated outdoor environment

Planning the renovation.

The right scope depends on the existing pool, site conditions, structures, utilities, drainage, approvals, finish priorities, and how you want to live outdoors. RENOVA brings those conditions into one plan before construction begins.

Existing conditions & intent
Document the pool, equipment, deck, structures, utilities, drainage, access, and the experience you want to create.
Water & systems
Coordinate the shell, finish, tile, circulation, lighting, heating, controls, equipment, and required specialist work.
Edge & architecture
Resolve coping, decking, drainage, thresholds, shade, outdoor rooms, and the physical connection to the home.
Construction & handoff
Sequence selections, procurement, demolition, inspections, finish installation, commissioning, final reviews, and closeout.

Project questions

Before you begin.

What can be included in a pool and outdoor living renovation?

The scope can include evaluation of the existing pool, interior finish, waterline tile, coping, decking, hydraulic and equipment updates, lighting, heating, automation, drainage, shade structures, outdoor kitchens, landscape interfaces, and the transitions back to the home.

Can RENOVA renovate the pool and outdoor living areas as one project?

Yes. Coordinating the pool, deck, drainage, shade, outdoor rooms, lighting, utilities, landscape interfaces, and connection to the home within one construction plan helps the completed property feel deliberate rather than pieced together.

Does a pool renovation require permits and inspections?

Requirements depend on the location and the work involved. RENOVA coordinates the permits, required documents, licensed specialty contractors, and inspections included in the agreed project scope.

Can the shape or depth of an existing pool be changed?

Some pools can be structurally modified, but feasibility depends on the existing shell, reinforcement, soil and site conditions, setbacks, utilities, current requirements, engineering, and applicable approvals.

What should I bring to the first pool renovation conversation?

Bring the property address, current photographs, any survey or available plans, known equipment information, the changes you are considering, your outdoor living priorities, and any timing constraints.