All Seasons Pools

All Seasons Pools holds Florida pool contractor license CPC019022, classified as Certified Pool/Spa Contractor under qualifier Robert F Herrold. As of our most recent data pull, the license status shows as Delinquent — you should verify current standing directly at the Florida DBPR website (myfloridalicense.com) before signing any contract. A Certified Pool/Spa Contractor license is the highest state-issued pool credential in Florida.

Public permit records show All Seasons Pools has pulled 817 building permits in Orlando, including 229 classified specifically as Pool permits. Their peak was 14 pools in 2021, with a strong rebound to 11 pools in 2024. They have 202 fully finaled (completed and inspected) permits on record, giving them one of the longer documented build histories among Central Florida pool contractors.

Based on permit valuations, recent All Seasons pools have averaged between $72,562 (2025, 4 permits) and $149,966 (2023, 5 permits) per project. The single 2026 permit on record is valued at $127,800. These are permit valuations, not final contract prices — actual contract amounts can differ — but they are a reliable indicator of the price tier this builder operates in. Expect a mid-range to higher-end gunite pool project.

All Seasons Pools is most active in the Lake Nona corridor: Lake Nona Central (31 permits), Randal Park (30 permits), Florida Center (27 permits), Lake Nona South (16 permits), and Northlake Park at Lake Nona (16 permits). College Park is also a strong market for them at 13 permits. Their permit footprint spans over 40 Orlando neighborhoods in total, though the company is based at 185 E Airport Blvd in Sanford, FL 32773.

Pool permits make up 229 of their 817 total — about 36% of all their permit activity. They also pull Roof permits (170), Alteration permits (72), Additions (37), and Other (63). That breadth suggests they handle full backyard build-outs including screen enclosures, decking, and structural additions alongside pool construction, rather than being pool-only specialists.

As of June 2026, All Seasons Pools has 4 open permits in Orlando's system. Their most recent permit was filed in February 2026 for a pool at 2407 S Summerlin Ave (Wadeview Park), valued at $127,800. A workload of 4 open permits suggests an active but not overextended schedule — typical lead times for a company of this size in the current Florida market run 8–16 weeks from contract to completion.

All Seasons Pools holds a 4.3-star rating across 300 Google reviews, 4.7 stars from 27 Facebook reviewers, and 3.9 stars on Angi. The most-cited praise themes in reviews are crew quality, design, on-time delivery, professionalism, and communication. Multiple recent reviewers specifically commend their named project managers, schedulers, and trade crews. Some older reviews (2017–2018) cite delays and communication gaps — recent reviews show significant improvement in both areas.

All Seasons Pools' website domain has been online since at least 2000 — over 26 years. Their permit history in Orlando spans at least back to 2019 in our dataset, with 817 total permits on file. The company is headquartered at 185 E Airport Blvd in Sanford, FL. That combination of longevity and documented permit volume is strong evidence of an established, continuously operating business.

Older reviews (2017–2018) raise recurring complaints around communication delays, subcontractor scheduling, and responsiveness — complaint themes present in the data include delays/stalling, unresponsive, and rude. However, recent reviews from 2024 and 2025 consistently describe the company as responsive, with named project managers and schedulers actively updating clients. One recent reviewer wrote that the email chain goes to 15+ team members and answers are 'almost immediate.' The pattern suggests significant operational improvement since the 2017–2018 period. Ask specifically about your assigned project manager and escalation path before you sign.

You can reach All Seasons Pools by phone at (407) 871-2020, or visit their website at allseasonspools.com. You can also use the free quote form on this page to send a request directly. If you are the business owner, you can claim this FloridaPoolInsider profile to update your contact information and receive quote requests directly in your inbox.

Yes — Lake Nona is their single largest market by permit count. Lake Nona Central alone accounts for 31 permits, Randal Park 30 permits, Lake Nona South 16 permits, and Northlake Park at Lake Nona another 16 permits. Combined, the Lake Nona area represents roughly 90+ of their total permit history in Orlando. This makes them one of the most permit-documented pool builders specifically within the Lake Nona master-planned community.