Estate Outdoor Builds in Pelican Bay. HOA Compliant from Day One.

Pelican Bay's HOA has specific requirements on plant material, hardscape materials, lighting levels, and structure setbacks. Working through re-approval cycles — because a contractor didn't check the guidelines before submitting — adds weeks to a project and costs money. We design to the HOA standards in the first submission.

We've completed estate builds throughout Pelican Bay covering pool, hardscape, planting, and outdoor living. The design-build model means the team that draws the HOA package is the team that builds it — no translation loss between designer and contractor.

The Pelican Bay Foundation's Architectural Review Board maintains standards for plant species, hardscape material finishes, structure setbacks, and exterior lighting levels. Approved species lists and material guidelines are published — a contractor who hasn't reviewed them before the design session will submit a package that comes back with corrections. We review current PBF guidelines at the start of every Pelican Bay project and build compliance into the full estate design from the first session, not as a revision after submission.

Pelican Bay's landscaped commons and preserve corridors set a high visual baseline for planting on private lots. Estate planting here should read as a continuation of the community's character — tropical specimen palms, native and approved non-invasive species, and a groundplane that transitions properly at the property boundary. Our tropical planting design approach for Pelican Bay properties accounts for the PBF approved species list and the community's established aesthetic simultaneously.