Florida Pool Builders, Remodelers & Repair Contractors
Every reviewed pool builder, remodeler and repair contractor in Florida, in one place. Planning a new pool, a remodel or resurface, or a repair? Compare ratings, services and what each company says on its own website, then call them directly.
- 1,735 pool contractors
- 274 cities
- 92,941 Google reviews
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- PanhandleIncluding Tallahassee, Gulf Breeze and Panama City Beach
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- Central Florida & OrlandoIncluding Orlando, Melbourne and Ocala
- Tampa Bay & Gulf CoastIncluding Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater
- Southwest FloridaIncluding Naples, Sarasota and Cape Coral
- Southeast & Treasure CoastIncluding Miami, West Palm Beach and Boca Raton
- Florida KeysIncluding Key West, Marathon and Key Largo
Cities with the most contractors
See all 274 cities- Miami 75 contractors
- Jacksonville 65 contractors
- Naples 62 contractors
- Orlando 52 contractors
- Sarasota 52 contractors
- Tampa 48 contractors
- Cape Coral 47 contractors
- Fort Myers 40 contractors
- West Palm Beach 38 contractors
- Boca Raton 32 contractors
- St. Petersburg 30 contractors
- Bradenton 25 contractors
- Port St. Lucie 25 contractors
- Fort Lauderdale 23 contractors
- Pompano Beach 23 contractors
- Clearwater 22 contractors
- Port Charlotte 21 contractors
- Largo 20 contractors
- Melbourne 19 contractors
- Ocala 19 contractors
- St. Augustine 19 contractors
- Vero Beach 18 contractors
- Lakeland 17 contractors
- Tallahassee 17 contractors
Top rated statewide
Highest Google ratings among contractors with at least 20 reviews.
What each service means
Plain-English notes on the pool work these companies do, so you know what to ask for.
New pool construction
A new in-ground pool, built from design to first swim. Most Florida pools are concrete (gunite or shotcrete) with a plaster, quartz or pebble finish, and fiberglass shells are also common. The builder handles plans, permits, excavation, plumbing, equipment and the finish.
523 contractors in 168 cities
Pool remodeling
Remodeling updates an older pool: a new interior finish, new tile and coping, a reshaped step or bench, lighting, a spa or a new deck. It can make a dated pool feel new without starting over. Most remodels combine several smaller jobs.
534 contractors in 170 cities
Resurfacing & plaster
Resurfacing replaces the worn interior finish of a concrete pool. Signs it is due include rough patches, stains, etching, and plaster that flakes or shows the shell underneath. Finish options include white plaster, quartz and pebble.
186 contractors in 95 cities
Pool repair
Pool repair covers cracks, loose tile, broken fittings, failed lights, plumbing problems and equipment that stops working. Fixing small problems early usually prevents bigger ones. Many service companies handle repairs alongside weekly cleaning.
1074 contractors in 233 cities
Leak detection
If your pool loses more water than evaporation explains, it may have a leak in the shell, the fittings or the underground plumbing. Leak detection companies find the source with pressure tests, dye and listening equipment, often without digging. Finding the leak first avoids paying for the wrong repair.
87 contractors in 62 cities
Equipment & pumps
The equipment pad holds the pump, filter and valves, and often a heater, salt system and automation. Pumps and motors wear out, and newer variable-speed pumps can use much less electricity. Contractors install, replace and repair all of it.
262 contractors in 125 cities
Pool heaters
A heater stretches the swim season through Florida's cooler months. Heat pumps are the most common choice here; gas heaters warm the water faster, and solar heating uses panels on the roof. Contractors size, install and repair all three.
65 contractors in 48 cities
Screen enclosures
A screen enclosure, or pool cage, keeps leaves, bugs and many critters out of the pool area. Florida enclosures are aluminum frames with screen panels and must be designed for local wind loads. Rescreening and storm repairs are common jobs.
61 contractors in 45 cities
Pool decks & pavers
The pool deck is where you walk, sit and dry off. Florida options include pavers, travertine, textured or stamped concrete, and cool-deck coatings that stay more comfortable underfoot. Contractors install new decks and resurface old ones.
181 contractors in 94 cities
Tile & coping
Waterline tile and coping finish the edge of your pool. Tile protects the waterline from stains and makes cleaning easier; coping caps the pool wall where it meets the deck. Both are often replaced during a resurface or remodel.
98 contractors in 56 cities
Spas & hot tubs
Spas range from built-in spas attached to the pool to stand-alone hot tubs on a patio. A built-in spa shares the pool's equipment and is often added during a remodel. Contractors build, repair and service both.
431 contractors in 154 cities
Cleaning & maintenance
Weekly pool service keeps the water clean, balanced and safe, and catches small problems before they turn into repairs. A typical visit covers skimming, brushing, vacuuming, emptying baskets, and testing and adjusting chemicals. Many companies also clean filters and handle minor repairs.
555 contractors in 185 cities
Salt systems & lighting
A salt chlorine generator makes chlorine from dissolved salt, so you buy and handle less chlorine. LED pool lights use less power than older bulbs and can change color. Both are common upgrades on Florida pools.
107 contractors in 67 cities
Commercial pools
Commercial pools serve homeowner associations, condos, hotels, apartments and clubs. They follow Florida Department of Health rules, get regular inspections, and see far heavier use than home pools. Some contractors specialize in commercial construction, renovation and service.
234 contractors in 105 cities