Artificial Environments Inc

Yes. Dante Michael Corrente holds Florida Certified Pool/Spa Contractor license CPC1457759, which is the highest pool-specific credential the state issues. The license has been active since 2008 and can be verified at any time on the FL DBPR website at myfloridalicense.com. Always request a copy of the license certificate and current liability insurance before signing a contract.

Public permit records show 41 permitted projects on file, of which 20 are classified directly as Pool permits. Their busiest single year was 2021, when they processed 7 permits. In 2025 they have already pulled 3 new permits, indicating continued active operation. Seventeen of those 41 permits have been formally finaled — meaning inspections were completed and the jurisdiction officially closed the project.

Permit valuations — which represent the declared estimated cost of construction — have ranged widely across their history. In 2021 the average was approximately $27,121 per project; by 2024 a single permit was valued at $115,320. In 2025 three permits averaged $52,796 each. These figures are permit valuations, not final invoice prices, but they provide a useful benchmark: Artificial Environments Inc works across a mid-to-upper price range, with recent projects skewing toward the higher end.

Their permit record is heavily concentrated in the Lake Nona corridor of southeast Orlando: Lake Nona Estates accounts for 9 permits and Lake Nona South for 5 more — together that is 34 percent of their total project history in two adjacent subdivisions. Additional permits appear in Delaney Park (2), Meridian Park (2), Bel Air (1), and Orwin Manor (1). The company is based in Casselberry, FL, and primarily serves the greater Orlando metro area.

Pool construction makes up 49 percent of their permit history, with 20 out of 41 permits classified as Pool. The remaining work includes 12 Other permits, 3 New construction permits, 3 SFR (single-family residential) permits, 2 Propane permits, and 1 Alteration permit. The presence of New and SFR permits suggests they have experience building pools as part of new-home construction projects, not only standalone backyard installations.

As of mid-2026, they carry 2 open permits: a $80,217 pool at 1708 Antigua Dr (Bel Air neighborhood, processed October 2025) and a $115,320 pool at 19204 Allium Pl (Lake Nona South, processed December 2024). Two active permits indicates a manageable current workload — busier than many boutique builders but far from the backlog that can stretch timelines at larger production companies.

A structured aggregate star rating was not available in the public data at time of publication. The company maintains a portfolio website at aeicustompools.com featuring named custom builds including Bella Collina model home projects and several individually credited residential installations. The Google Maps listing for the company (searchable by name in Orlando, FL) is the best place to find current customer reviews and photo submissions.

Qualifier Dante Michael Corrente's Certified Pool/Spa Contractor license has been on record since 2008 — giving the company at least 17 years of licensed operation. Their permit history spans from 2019 through 2025 in the public dataset, with 41 total permits across that window. The company's aeicustompools.com domain and Google Maps presence both support a long-established local operation.

The permit record makes a compelling case for it: 14 of their 41 permits — 34 percent of their entire tracked output — are located in Lake Nona Estates (9 permits) or Lake Nona South (5 permits). No other single area comes close. For homeowners in the Lake Nona corridor, this concentration means Artificial Environments has likely built pools on nearby streets, may have established relationships with HOA-approved vendors, and understands the design standards common to that community.

Call them directly at (407) 260-5654 or visit their website at aeicustompools.com. You can also use the Get a Free Quote form on this page to send a message directly. If you are the business owner, you can claim this FloridaPoolInsider profile to update your contact details, add photos, and receive quote requests directly through the platform.

Four steps: (1) confirm license CPC1457759 is still active on the FL DBPR website at myfloridalicense.com; (2) ask for a certificate of liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage naming you as additional insured; (3) cross-reference their permit history in the Orange County or City of Orlando permit portal to confirm the projects they reference actually exist; (4) ask for references from Lake Nona homeowners — given their concentration there, recent references should be easy to provide.