Palm Beach County · Jupiter
Jupiter's waterfront and golf homes went up in the 1990s and 2000s, and most sit inside a gated community with its own approval board — we take that off your plate.
From Admirals Cove to the Loxahatchee Club, most of Jupiter's target homes are 1990s–2000s builds inside gated golf and waterfront communities. The original driveways are dated rather than destroyed, so the job here is as much about the look — matching the community palette and lifting curb appeal — as it is about the base.
The catch in Jupiter is the architectural review board. Nearly every community here has one, and it decides the color, pattern and border you are allowed. We prepare the ARB submittal with the paver spec and drawings so it clears the first time, then pull the Town of Jupiter permit.
On the water — the Intracoastal, the inlet, the canals — salt and boat-trailer weight both matter. We build the base for the load and seal for the salt, so the apron by the garage holds up to the trailer and the driveway holds its color.
Most Jupiter projects run through a community architectural review board before the Town permit — we manage both, and build the drainage to the community grading rules.
Yes — that is a standard part of the job here. We prepare the ARB package (paver color, pattern, border and drawings), get the community sign-off, and only then order material and pull the Town of Jupiter permit.
We build to the community approved palette. Bring us the guidelines or the ARB requirements and we spec a driveway that meets them while still looking custom to your home.
No. A paver driveway is individual units over a compacted base, so it flexes with the ground instead of cracking like a rigid slab — and any piece can be lifted and reset with no visible patch.
It depends on size, material and site prep, which is why the on-site visit and written estimate are free and itemized. Financing through Wisetack is available so the budget does not decide the timeline.
Your free on-site visit
We come out within a day or two, measure the space, and send an itemized written estimate — no charge, no pressure.