Pool contractors in Palm City, FL
19 pool contractors in Palm City — 19 actively licensed. Active licences only, longest-licensed first. Board discipline, where any is on record, is shown with its date.
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Mike Munz Construction INCActively licensedCertified (statewide)Florida Pools & Spas, INCActively licensedCertified (statewide)Dynamic Pools INCActively licensedRegistered (local)Pool Specialists IncorporatedActively licensedCertified (statewide)Mauread Hynes MillerActively licensedRegistered (local)Brosseit's Pool Plumbing INCActively licensedCertified (statewide)Concept Pools LLCActively licensedCertified (statewide)Paradise Swimming Pools & Spas Holdings, INC.Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Florida Pools & Spas D.s., INC.Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Palm City Pool & Spa, INC.Actively licensedCertified (statewide)
South Florida Custom Pools LLCActively licensedCertified (statewide)Daniel SaracenoActively licensedCertified (statewide)Quality Pools, INC.Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Hakuna Matata Pools of South Florida, LLC.Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Rod's B.s. LLCActively licensedCertified (statewide)Square Contracting LLCActively licensedRegistered (local)All About Pool RepairActively licensedCertified (statewide)Project BlueActively licensedCertified (statewide)Protected Pools INCActively licensedCertified (statewide)
Before you sign with a pool builder in Palm City: confirm the licence number on the contract matches the one here; ask for a payment schedule tied to finished stages (Florida law sets extra rules when a deposit is over 10 percent); ask who pulls the permit and who schedules the barrier inspection; and get a certificate of insurance naming you.
Listed from Florida DBPR construction licensee extract, CILB contractor discipline files. Order: active licences, then longest-licensed first, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.