Licensed contractors in Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens has a listing page for pool resurfacing. Each page lists the businesses with a ZIP code inside the city whose listed license is active in the DBPR file dated October 19, 20261. Re-check any license on DBPR before you hire.
As of October 19, 2026
Last reviewed October 18, 2026 against the cited sources. A guide, not legal, tax or engineering advice.
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Listing pages for Palm Beach Gardens
As of October 19, 2026
These pages cover Palm Beach Gardens, in Palm Beach County.
- Pool resurfacing: 13 businesses1, listed on the pool resurfacing page.
About Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens is in Palm Beach County.
63,284 people2 live in Palm Beach Gardens, by the Census Bureau's 2024 estimate.
Pool notes on file for Palm Beach Gardens
As of October 18, 2026
Pool notes on file for Palm Beach Gardens cover permits, watering and pool water rules, tap water and housing, each with its source. The pool resurfacing page shows them beside the license list.
The office to ask about permits is the City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division3. The cited fee schedule lists a pool permit fee of 50 USD (change of contractor after permit issuance)4. A pool permit fee on the schedule: 75 USD (minimum building permit fee; 1.80% of valuation on first $100,000)4. Fee schedule entry for a pool permit: 50 USD (1st permit extension; 2nd $75, 3rd $100; each 90 days)4. The cited fee schedule lists a pool permit fee of 75 USD (first re-inspection; $300 for each later one)4. The permit source also lists this: $7,500 exemption does not apply5. Another permit detail on file: HOA approval letter when specified by the plan reviewer6. A permit item the source calls out: Notice of Commencement above $5,000 valuation6. From the cited permit material: 30% of original permit fee, $100 minimum, after 180 days4. The permit source also lists this: 10% of permit fee for contracts over $5004. Another permit detail on file: Pools/spas and screen enclosures allowed as residential accessory uses7. A permit item the source calls out: Pool fence of at least 4 feet or screen enclosure8. From the cited permit material: No filling before final electric and barrier inspections9. The permit source also lists this: Separate permit guide for pool plumbing and decks10. Another permit detail on file: Raised pool parts must meet building setbacks7. A permit item the source calls out: In-ground pool may sit in required side or rear yard7. From the cited permit material: 15% (one service) or 30% (both) private provider discount4. The permit source also lists this: Penalty of 100% of the usual permit fee4.
From the South Florida Water Management District: No active water shortage order; year-round rule applies11. For lawn watering, the cited source gives: Irrigation 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.; sensing devices on new systems12. When pool water has to be drained, the cited source says: Dechlorinated pool water exempt unless the director finds it unacceptable13.
Utility note: Seacoast Utility Authority (most residents); Palm Beach County Water Utilities (some)12. Water source, per the cited report: Surficial aquifer wells and Floridan aquifer wells (Seacoast)14.
Median year built for homes here: 199515. Detached single-family houses are 47.4 percent of housing units15 in Palm Beach Gardens.
Palm Beach Gardens: facts behind the pool notes
As of October 18, 2026
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Palm Beach Gardens issues permits through its own Building Division at 10500 N. Military Trail. Its Pool Affidavit of Understanding must be submitted with a pool permit application. | City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division | [3] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| Palm Beach Gardens charges $50 to change the contractor on a permit after it is issued, whatever the permit type. | 50 USD (change of contractor after permit issuance) | [4] 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' fiscal year 2026/2027 fee schedule sets a minimum building permit fee of $75. The rate is 1.80% of valuation on the first $100,000. | 75 USD (minimum building permit fee; 1.80% of valuation on first $100,000) | [4] 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens charges $50 for a first permit extension, $75 for a second and $100 for a third. Each extension is 90 days. | 50 USD (1st permit extension; 2nd $75, 3rd $100; each 90 days) | [4] 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' fee schedule charges $75 for a first re-inspection and $300 for any later re-inspection. | 75 USD (first re-inspection; $300 for each later one) | [4] 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens says the House Bill 803 exemption for single-trade permits under $7,500 does not apply in the city. Its FAQ says Palm Beach County treats all of its municipalities as a flood hazard area. | $7,500 exemption does not apply | [5] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| Palm Beach Gardens' residential pool permit checklist lists an HOA approval letter, required when the plan reviewer specifies it. The letter may be obtained from the HOA website or in person at the HOA office. | HOA approval letter when specified by the plan reviewer | [6] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| Palm Beach Gardens' residential pool permit checklist lists a Notice of Commencement for projects with a valuation exceeding $5,000. | Notice of Commencement above $5,000 valuation | [6] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| Palm Beach Gardens charges 30% of the original building permit fee, with a $100 minimum, to reissue a permit more than 180 days after it expired. The schedule says the work must then meet current code and may need a new submittal. | 30% of original permit fee, $100 minimum, after 180 days | [4] 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens adds a plan review surcharge of 10% of the permit fee when the contract is over $500. For contracts under $500 the surcharge is 10% with a $25 minimum. | 10% of permit fee for contracts over $500 | [4] 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens lists swimming pools/spas and screen enclosures among the accessory uses and structures permitted in any residential district. | Pools/spas and screen enclosures allowed as residential accessory uses | [7] April 15, 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' code compliance page, list of ten frequent violations, says all swimming pools must have a fence at least 4 feet high or a screen enclosure. Hurricane-damaged enclosures and fences may be temporarily replaced with temporary fencing if a contract for permanent replacement can be shown. | Pool fence of at least 4 feet or screen enclosure | [8] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| Palm Beach Gardens says filling a pool with water before it passes the final electric inspection and final barrier inspection is a violation. The Building Division treats it as willful. | No filling before final electric and barrier inspections | [9] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| Palm Beach Gardens publishes a separate permit guide titled Residential - Pool Plumbing & Decks. It lists trade plans and equipment specs plus a property survey as submittal documents. | Separate permit guide for pool plumbing and decks | [10] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| In Palm Beach Gardens, an above-ground pool or spa, or a part of an in-ground pool that rises more than three feet above grade within 18 inches of the pool, must meet the zoning district's minimum building setbacks. | Raised pool parts must meet building setbacks | [7] April 15, 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' land development regulations let an in-ground pool or spa sit in a required side or rear yard. In a planned unit or planned community development, setbacks set by the approved site plan are measured from the water's edge. | In-ground pool may sit in required side or rear yard | [7] April 15, 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' fee schedule gives a 15% discount when a private provider does either plan review or inspections, and 30% when a private provider does both. | 15% (one service) or 30% (both) private provider discount | [4] 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' fee schedule lists a penalty for commencing work without first securing a permit or written approval from the Building Official. The penalty is 100% of the usual permit fee. | Penalty of 100% of the usual permit fee | [4] 2026 |
| The South Florida Water Management District lists no active water shortage order for Palm Beach County. Its only active order is for part of northeastern Cape Coral in Lee County, and the year-round landscape irrigation rule (Chapter 40E-24, F.A.C.) still applies. | No active water shortage order; year-round rule applies | [11] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026) |
| Palm Beach Gardens' work plan says the city's own code (Sections 74-36 to 74-43) limits irrigation to 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. and requires water sensing devices on new irrigation systems. | Irrigation 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.; sensing devices on new systems | [12] 2026-02 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' stormwater code bans discharges that are not stormwater but exempts dechlorinated swimming pool contributions, unless the director finds the discharge is not properly managed or is otherwise not acceptable. | Dechlorinated pool water exempt unless the director finds it unacceptable | [13] April 15, 2026 |
| Palm Beach Gardens' 10-year water supply plan says most residents get water from the Seacoast Utility Authority and some from Palm Beach County Water Utilities. | Seacoast Utility Authority (most residents); Palm Beach County Water Utilities (some) | [12] 2026-02 |
| Seacoast Utility Authority's 2025 water quality report says it draws water from the shallow surficial aquifer (75 to 200 feet deep) and the deeper brackish Floridan aquifer. Palm Beach Gardens holds 59% of the Authority's board voting share. | Surficial aquifer wells and Floridan aquifer wells (Seacoast) | [14] 2026-05 |
| The median year homes in Palm Beach Gardens, FL were built is 1995 (ACS 2020-2024, B25035). | 1995 | [15] 2020-2024 |
| About 47.4% of housing units in Palm Beach Gardens, FL are detached single-family houses (ACS 2020-2024, B25024: 14,872 of 31,400 units). | 47.4 percent of housing units | [15] 2020-2024 |
Services with a listing page in Palm Beach Gardens
County page and license guides
Palm Beach Gardens: directory data
As of October 19, 2026
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pool resurfacing: businesses listed with a ZIP code inside Palm Beach GardensOur count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure. | 13 businesses | [1] October 19, 2026 |
| Population of Palm Beach Gardens (2024 estimate) | 63,284 people | [2] 2024 (estimate vintage) |
Near Palm Beach Gardens
- Jupiter (6 mi)
Also close by: Cabana Colony (5 mi), Jupiter Farms (6 mi), Juno Ridge (6 mi), Limestone Creek (7 mi), Juno Beach (7 mi).
Straight-line distances in miles from Census Gazetteer centroids. Nearby places come from our place registry.
Sources
- Florida DBPR licensee records, October 19, 2026
- U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program, 2024 (estimate vintage)
- Building Division (City of Palm Beach Gardens), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
- Master Fees and Charges Schedule, Fiscal Year 2026/2027, Building Division (City of Palm Beach Gardens), 2026
- Building FAQs (City of Palm Beach Gardens), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
- Permit Documentation Requirements: Residential - Pool (City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
- Land Development Regulations, Sec. 78-181 Uses, residential accessory uses (City of Palm Beach Gardens, via Municode), April 15, 2026
- list of ten frequent violations (City of Palm Beach Gardens Neighborhood Services, Code Compliance), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
- Swimming Pool Safety Requirements: Affidavit of Understanding (City of Palm Beach Gardens), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
- Permit Documentation Requirements: Residential - Pool Plumbing & Decks (City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
- Landscape Watering Restrictions (SFWMD), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
- City of Palm Beach Gardens 10-Year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (February 2026), 2026-02
- Code of Ordinances, Sec. 74-65 Illicit discharges (City of Palm Beach Gardens, via Municode), April 15, 2026
- 2025 Annual Water Quality Report, Seacoast Utility Authority (Volume 26, issued May 2026), 2026-05
- U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates via Census Reporter: Palm Beach Gardens, FL, 2020-2024