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Pool Construction in Perrine, FL

Pool Building in Perrine, FL

Want a backyard oasis? Dream Pools of South Florida creates stunning pools in Perrine. Get a pool that’s perfect for relaxing and entertaining.

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Why Choose Dream Pools of South Florida for Your Pool?

  • We design your pool to fit your style and needs perfectly.
  • See your dream pool come to life with our 3D design technology.
  • We always put safety first with our pool construction.
  • A new pool from us will make your home even more valuable.
  • A person in a large white sun hat relaxes in a swimming pool, leaning against the edge with arms outstretched. The blue water shimmers in the sunlight from one of the finest pool constructions Miami-Dade County FL has to offer.

    About Our Pool Company

    Locally Serving Miami-Dade County

    Dream Pools of South Florida is your local pool professional in Perrine. We build amazing pools using high-quality materials like durable gunite and sleek tile. Our team is skilled in the latest construction methods to give you a pool that lasts for years to come. We’re passionate about creating beautiful and functional outdoor spaces for families in Miami-Dade County.

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    Pool Building Process

    How We Build Your Pool

  • Planning: We listen to your ideas and help you design the perfect pool.
  • Construction: We begin with excavation and end with installation. In other words, we do it all!
  • Finishing Touches: We add the details that make your pool shine, like custom decking and landscaping.
  • A split-image: the left half showcases a finished outdoor swimming pool with clear water and a concrete pool deck in Miami-Dade County, FL, while the right half displays the early construction stage with a wooden frame and metal rebar grid in a dirt excavation site.
    A family of four enjoys a sunny day by the pool. Two children splash water playfully while sitting at the pool's edge. A woman in a sunhat and a man in swim trunks relax nearby on their beautiful concrete pool deck, expertly crafted in Miami-Dade County, FL. Stone wall and trees add to the serene backdrop.

    Pool Construction in FL

    The Importance of Quality Pool Building

    A well-built pool is an investment in your home and your happiness. It’s a place to make memories with family and friends, and to escape the FL heat. At Dream Pools of South Florida, we use our expertise and the finest materials to build pools that are both beautiful and long-lasting. Ready to take the plunge? Contact Dream Pools of South Florida at 305-910-9595 to get started on your pool project today!

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    Perrine’s son, Henry Jr., and one of Perrine’s business partners, Charles Howe, made various attempts to exploit the grant, with little success. Eventually homesteaders began to encroach on the grant, and in 1886 families that had started farms in the grant area formed a squatters union to fight eviction from their farms by the Perrine heirs. Two railroad companies, including the Florida East Coast Railway, joined with the Perrine heirs, and the courts eventually awarded 2,000 acres (8.1 km2) to the squatters, 10,000 acres (40 km2) to the Perrine family, and 5,000 acres (20 km2) each to the railroad companies (part of the original grant had been sold earlier).

    The community that became known as Perrine started as a railroad camp during the construction of the Florida East Coast Railway extension from Miami to Homestead. The first school in Perrine was opened in 1909. The community developed in a segregated fashion, with the area to the east of the railroad all white and the area to the west of the railroad all black. Perrine incorporated as a city in 1948. A black mayor was elected a year later. The all-white city council and the first mayor requested the Florida Legislature to dissolve the city, and it did.

    Perrine was a Census-designated place (CDP) in the 1990 U.S. Census, with a counted population of 15,576. In the 2000 Census, Perrine was divided into two CDPs: East Perrine and West Perrine. East Perrine, which had a population of 7,079 in 2000, became part of the incorporated municipality of Palmetto Bay in 2002. West Perrine had a population of 8,600 in 2000, and 9,460 in 2010.

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