Sun Shelves and water features are not just aesthetic additions — they change how a pool is actually used. A sun shelf gives adults a place to sit partially submerged in shallow water, gives young children a safe play zone, and provides a spot for an umbrella sleeve and loungers that keeps people in the pool area longer — worthwhile when the coastal sun sits high most of the year here. Water features — waterfalls, sheer descents, bubblers — add sound, movement, and visual interest that flat water simply cannot provide.
On the compact lots of Lake Worth Beach, where historic bungalows and Mission-style cottages sit close together off Lake and Lucerne, these features also serve a practical purpose. The sound of moving water softens neighbor and street noise and creates a more private, resort-like feel in a backyard that may only be steps from the property line.
These features are commonly added during a broader pool renovation, but many can also be incorporated as standalone upgrades to an existing pool with the right planning and scope assessment. Patios Pools Driveways Inc. evaluates each Lake Worth Beach project to determine what is achievable within the existing pool structure and what the surrounding space allows.