Licensed Florida pool contractor (CPC1456897), veteran-owned. Free on-site estimate in Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch, Palmetto, Parrish, and Anna Maria Island. HOA paperwork handled. Call 941-302-8081.
One licensed company for the whole pool. No handing you off to three different subcontractors.
Plaster, quartz, and pebble finishes. Lakewood Ranch's first wave of pools is hitting resurfacing age now. Resurfacing details
New tile, coping, paver decks, sun shelves, and full redesigns, with HOA drawings included. Remodel details
Variable-speed pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, leaks. Same-day written estimate. Repair details
Design and build in Lakewood Ranch, Parrish, Palmetto, and West Bradenton. Construction details
Buying a Bradenton or Lakewood Ranch home? A licensed contractor checks the pool before closing. Inspection details
HOA amenity centers, condo pools on Anna Maria Island, and hotel pools along Cortez Road. Commercial details
Call 941-302-8081 or send a note. We come to you, look at the pool, and give you a written price on the spot. Licensed CPC1456897. Veteran-owned.
Manatee County is two different pool markets: 1950s to 80s pools in Bradenton and Bradenton Beach, and 2000s to today in Lakewood Ranch and Parrish. Here is what we look for on the first visit.
Community requirements vary. Decks, cages, equipment placement, and finish colors may need approval. Confirm your association’s requirements before finalizing the project; approval and review timing are determined by the association.
Pools built in Lakewood Ranch, Greenbrook, and Heritage Harbour in the 2000s are now 15 to 25 years old. Original white plaster is at the end of its life and the original pump and heater are usually well past theirs. One project can handle both.
Anna Maria Island, Bradenton Beach, and homes along the Manatee River and Sarasota Bay get salt exposure that shortens equipment life. We spec corrosion-resistant heaters and motors for waterfront jobs.
The City of Bradenton, Palmetto, Anna Maria, Holmes Beach, and Bradenton Beach each issue their own permits. Lakewood Ranch, Parrish, and unincorporated areas go through Manatee County. We pull the right one and handle inspections.
No surprises. Here is what happens after you call.
A licensed contractor, not a salesperson, comes to your home, looks at the pool, and tests the water.
You get a written estimate before we leave. No pressure, no expiring discounts. Financing available on larger jobs.
City or county permitting and architectural review paperwork handled for you.
Deck left clean, care instructions explained in person, warranty in writing.
Most residential resurfacing here runs from the mid four figures for standard plaster on a small pool up to the low teens for a pebble finish on a large pool with new tile and coping. Size, finish, and prep drive the number. You get a written price on the first visit.
Approval depends on your association’s rules and review. Check its current finish and color requirements before choosing materials. Approval is not guaranteed.
Yes, and it is usually cheaper to do it at the same time since the pool is already drained and the equipment pad is open.
Yes. Florida Certified Pool Contractor license CPC1456897, fully insured, veteran-owned. Verify it any time on the Florida DBPR website.
Licensed CPC1456897. Veteran-owned. Serving all of Manatee County from the island to Parrish.