Service area
Custom Homes, Pools & Remodeling in Pasco County
Pasco County is home base for Zeta Construction: our office is in Holiday. We remodel and add on to established homes on the west side, build custom homes and pools in the growing communities to the east, and repair what time and weather have worn down.
- County
- Pasco County
- Homes
- New, remodels & additions
- Pools
- New, renovations & add-ons
- Licenses
- General Contractor CGC1540964 · Pool Contractor CPC1461612
Florida licensedGeneral Contractor CGC1540964Pool Contractor CPC1461612
Service areaPasco · Hillsborough · Pinellas · Manatee · Sarasota counties
One builderHome, pool & outdoor living
Se habla españolEnglish & Spanish team
Pasco County
Building homes and pools in Pasco
Much of west Pasco was built from the 1960s through the 1980s. In Holiday, New Port Richey, Port Richey and Hudson, many homes are block houses from that era, often on canals that lead to the Gulf. They are ready for a new kitchen and baths, an addition, a new roof or a pool, and many need repairs that start behind the walls. Zeta Construction remodels and repairs these homes, and builds new ones when a lot is ready for it.
Along State Road 54, Trinity, Odessa, Land O’ Lakes and Wesley Chapel have grown into planned communities full of newer homes. Here most owners want to add what the builder left out: a pool, a screen enclosure, a paver deck or a summer kitchen. Odessa and Lutz span the Pasco and Hillsborough county line, so we confirm which county handles your permit.
Farther east, around Zephyrhills, Dade City and San Antonio, lots are larger and more rural, with room for a custom home, a bigger pool and a workshop or a detached garage. Before design we check the lot’s access, flood zone and zoning, and whether it needs a well and a septic system.
What we build
Our services in Pasco County
Build new, renovate or repair. These are the projects homeowners here ask us for most.
Construction Services
Whole-Home Remodeling
Renovate, repair and upgrade every room: kitchens, baths, layouts, roofs, windows and systems.
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Pool Services
Custom Pools
Concrete pools and spas designed for your yard, with the deck, lighting and enclosure planned together.
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Home Additions
More space that looks original to the house: suites, bedrooms, great rooms and conversions.
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Pool Services
Screen Enclosures
Aluminum pool and patio enclosures engineered for Florida wind codes, plus re-screening and repairs.
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Pool Services
Pool Renovations
Resurfacing, tile, crack and leak repair, new equipment and lighting for the pool you already have.
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Construction Services
New Custom Homes
From the plan to the keys, on your lot: design coordination, permits and construction with one builder.
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What to know before building in Pasco
Every county and city has its own rules and conditions. We plan for them from the first drawing, so the permit and the inspections go smoothly.
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Sinkholes and soil
Pasco sits in the part of Florida where sinkholes are most common, along with Hernando and Hillsborough. Before a new home, an addition or a pool, we recommend a soil test or a geotechnical report for the lot, so the foundation and the pool shell are engineered for what is underground. When a home has cracks that point to settlement, we find the cause before we repair the finish.
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Canal homes and flood zones
Many west Pasco homes sit on canals or near the coast, inside FEMA flood zones. New homes and additions there must meet flood elevation rules, and the 50% rule applies to large remodels and repairs: when the cost reaches half of the structure’s market value, the whole home has to meet current flood standards. A pool or deck next to a seawall is designed around it. We check all of this before the first drawing.
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County or city permit
Unincorporated areas, including Holiday, Trinity, Odessa, Land O’ Lakes and Wesley Chapel, are permitted by Pasco County. Cities such as New Port Richey, Zephyrhills and Dade City run their own building departments. We confirm which office and which rules apply to your address before we start.
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HOA approval in newer communities
Most planned communities require HOA or architectural review approval for pools, screen enclosures, pavers, additions and exterior colors. We prepare the drawings, materials and colors the committee asks for, then apply for the permit once the design is approved.
FAQ
Building in Pasco County: questions we hear
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Where is your office?
Our office is in Holiday, in west Pasco County. It keeps us close to projects across Pasco and the rest of Tampa Bay, and we visit every property before we price the work.
Should I test the soil before building a pool in Pasco County?
For a new pool, an addition or a new home, a soil test or a geotechnical report is a smart first step in Pasco, and engineers often ask for one. It tells us how to design the foundation or the pool shell for your lot, and if it finds a problem, you know before construction starts, not during it.
Can you add a pool and a screen enclosure in an HOA community?
Yes. We design the pool, the enclosure and the deck together, prepare the package your HOA or architectural committee requires and apply for the county permit once it is approved. In communities around Trinity, Odessa, Land O’ Lakes and Wesley Chapel this is the usual order.
Do you renovate older canal homes in New Port Richey, Port Richey and Hudson?
Yes. We start by confirming the flood zone and comparing the planned cost with the home’s market value under the 50% rule. Then we plan the remodel, the addition or the repairs so they fit the rules, and we check the plumbing, wiring and roof framing that older homes often need to update.
Who pulls the permits for my project?
We do. Zeta Construction applies for permits under its Florida licenses: CGC1540964 for building work and CPC1461612 for pools and spas. Depending on your address, the permit is issued by Pasco County or by your city.
We also build in Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Manatee County and Sarasota County. See all service areas.
Next step
Planning a project in Pasco County?
Share a few details and a Zeta Construction project manager will call you back, usually the same business day. Estimates are written and itemized.