Project references · Prepared for Kolter Homes
Four pools we would build again tomorrow
Kolter Homes asked Liberty Pools for project references. These are four recent residential pools in Palm Beach and Broward counties, each documented from engineering through final inspection, with the owners' own photography and film. Open any project for the full story.
The four projects
Each presentation opens on its own page: numbers, engineering, timeline, challenges, craft details and the finished result.
Southlake Infinity Edge
A 32,750-gallon free-form pool on 51 helical piles, 78 feet of vanishing edge over the water, finished in emerald porcelain, delivered as a subcontractor to the GC in under six months.
Schwimmer Backyard Rebuild
An old pool, deck and kitchen demolished and a whole backyard put back: pool, raised spa, fire-and-water table, outdoor kitchen, pergola, marble deck and turf on one permit and one schedule.
Markovitz Waterfront Pool
An existing infinity pool at a French-style estate in Admirals Cove, stripped to the shell at the edge wall and spa, re-tiled in glass, given a new marble deck with custom inlays, laminar jets, color LED and a code-compliant drain, in an occupied home.
Antunes Lakeside Pool
A resort backyard on one permit: infinity-coping pool, raised six-jet spa, sunken fire lounge inside the pool, rain curtain, acrylic window, pergola, outdoor kitchen and cinema. Dig to plaster in fifteen weeks.
What they have in common
They cover the situations a builder actually meets: a new pool under a general contractor on a difficult waterfront lot, a full backyard renovation inside a lived-in community with an HOA, a luxury infinity-pool remodel that had to match its architecture, and a complete resort backyard on a lake lot, pool to pergola, on one permit.
On every one of them the process was the same. Sealed engineering before permitting, a 3D model the owner approves before we dig, one Liberty project manager from permit to pool school, every milestone and inspection logged and photographed in our project system, and the owner able to follow progress from their phone.
The photographs and films are ours, taken on our jobs. Nothing here is stock.