Palm Beach Gardens Contractor for Outdoor Living Design-Build
Salamone Solutions handles permits, HOA submittals, and full construction for outdoor rooms across Palm Beach Gardens — one designer, one builder, one point of contact.
What It Means to Hire a Contractor in Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens sits inside Palm Beach County's jurisdiction, meaning permits pull through the Palm Beach County Building Division unless the project falls within a municipality that has opted into its own review — and Palm Beach Gardens has its own Building Department at City Hall. That distinction matters: a contractor who files with the county instead of the city will see rejections and delays before a shovel hits the ground.
Beyond the permit desk, homes inside gated communities like Frenchman's Creek, BallenIsles, and Old Marsh run a parallel track through HOA Architectural Review Boards. Submittals need stamped drawings, material callouts, and finish samples that match the community's design standards — not a generic proposal PDF. Anthony prepares those packages as part of the design phase, not as an afterthought.
South Florida's coastal climate adds another layer. Projects in ZIP codes 33410 and 33418 are subject to the Florida Building Code's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone provisions for wind-load calculations on any attached or freestanding structure. Structural aluminum pergolas and louvered roofs specified here are engineered to meet those loads — not residential-grade kits dressed up with a coat of paint.
- Permits filed with Palm Beach Gardens Building Department, not county by default
- HOA ARB submittals prepared with stamped drawings and finish schedules
- Structures engineered to Florida High-Velocity Hurricane Zone wind-load requirements
- ZIP codes served: 33410 and 33418
The Scope a Palm Beach Gardens Contractor Actually Covers
Most homeowners searching for a contractor in Palm Beach Gardens are looking to do more than one thing — expand the pool deck, add a pergola over the entertaining area, and tie in an outdoor kitchen, all in a single build cycle. Splitting that work across three separate subs means three separate permit pulls, three schedules to coordinate, and three different people accountable for how the pieces meet.
Salamone Solutions operates as a single design-build contractor across all of those scopes. Anthony draws the full project, files the permit package, manages the trades, and stays on site through final inspection. The result is a project where the paver deck elevation matches the cabinet toe-kick height, the electrical stub-out for the outdoor TV is where the design says it is, and the pergola attachment point is flashed correctly before the stucco crew closes the wall.
- Custom pergolas and motorized louvered roofs
- Outdoor kitchens and bars with full electrical and plumbing rough-in
- Travertine, marble, and porcelain paver patios and pool decks
- Pool cabanas and shade structures designed with the pool as one system
- Motorized retractable screens and enclosures
- Landscape renovation, palms, irrigation, and landscape lighting
Common questions
- Do I need a permit for a pergola or outdoor kitchen in Palm Beach Gardens?
- Yes. Attached structures and any project involving electrical, plumbing, or gas require a permit through the Palm Beach Gardens Building Department. HOA communities add an Architectural Review Board approval on top of that. Salamone Solutions handles both the permit drawings and the ARB submittal package as part of the project scope.
- How long does a design-build outdoor project take to complete in Palm Beach Gardens?
- Timeline depends on scope and permit review speed, but a typical pergola-plus-outdoor-kitchen build runs 8 to 14 weeks from signed contract to final inspection. HOA ARB review can add 2 to 4 weeks depending on the community's board meeting schedule. Anthony maps the permit and ARB calendar at the start so there are no surprises mid-project.
- Does Salamone Solutions work inside gated communities like BallenIsles or Frenchman's Creek?
- Yes — a meaningful share of Salamone Solutions' Palm Beach Gardens work is inside HOA-governed communities. Anthony is familiar with the ARB submittal formats those communities require and prepares stamped drawings, material specifications, and finish boards as part of the design phase. Gate access and community contractor registration are handled before the project starts.
Start with a Site Visit
Two hours on your property with Anthony — permit requirements, HOA considerations, and a full scope review — credited to the build if you move forward.
Call (859) 519-0248
