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Central Florida Pools

📍 9127 Bradleigh Dr, Winter Garden, FL 34787
★ 4.9
87 Google reviews
9.8/10
104permits
0open now
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Reviews

What customers say — Google is the largest, most representative sample.

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4.9 · 87

How They Compare

Against typical Florida pool builders.

Google rating4.9 ▲ (avg 4.4)
Permits on record104
Years online

Standing & Verification

Official-record checks from FL DBPR, permit databases and state records.

Actively permittingRecent permits on file in Orlando
✓ Verified
Licensed contractorFL DBPR record confirmed · CPC049405
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Permit Track Record

Built from City of Orlando permit history — volume, value and work-mix over time. No other directory shows this.

104permits on record
4peak pools/yr
100%completion rate
$280,950avg pool value
Pools permitted per yearMost recent 13 permits shown
1
2017
1
2018
3
2020
2
2022
1
2023
4
2024
1
2025
What they pull permits for
18%
Pools 18%
Other work

Recent Permits

Pulled from City of Orlando permit history — proof of active, valued work.

May 2025Pool$274,00012915 P****** PLFinaled
Oct 2024Pool$287,9003215 W C******* DRFinaled
Jul 2024Pool$668,5007062 R****** P*** AVEFinaled
Apr 2024Pool$149,00011367 B*** B** DRFinaled
Feb 2024Pool$255,0007146 C***** RDFinaled

Current Workload

Open permits as of June 2026 — a proxy for current activity.

0open permits

License & Credentials

Florida state contractor license & scope of work.

✓ FL DBPR record found
License #
CPC049405
Type
Certified Pool/Spa Contractor
Status
Active
Qualifier
GORALNICK, BERNARD

Ownership

GB
GORALNICK, BERNARD
Owner / license qualifier · FL DBPR

Service Area

Based near 9127 Bradleigh Dr, Winter Garden, FL 34787.

Serving its Florida market — see the build map for exact coverage.

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Pool Cost Estimator

Florida market averages — adjust for your project.

Pool type
Vinyl Liner
Fiberglass
Concrete / Gunite
Size
Small
up to 300 sq ft
Standard
300–500 sq ft
Large
500–700 sq ft
Add-ons
Hot tub / spa
Heater
Screen enclosure
LED lighting
Automation
Tanning ledge
$35,000 – $65,000
2025 Florida contractor averages · excludes permits & landscaping

About Central Florida Pools

Central Florida Pools has pulled 104 building permits on public record in Orlando — operating continuously since 1989, with 2024 as their most active recent year at 4 pool permits averaging $340,100 each.

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Central Florida Pools has amassed 104 building permits in Orlando's public permit database — a volume that speaks to more than three decades of continuous activity since their license was first issued in 1989. Their peak recent year was 2024, when they pulled 4 pool permits with an average declared project cost of $340,100, well above the prior year's single permit valued at $345,697. In 2025 they have already filed one permit at 12915 Promise Pl valued at $274,000, finaled in May, confirming they are still actively building. Of 104 total permits, 12 have reached final inspection and 0 are currently open, meaning they carry no outstanding unfinished work at the time of this profile.

Looking at the neighborhood breakdown of their permit history, Airport North leads with 2 recorded permits, followed by single-permit footprints in Beltway Commerce Center, Callahan, Crescent Park, East Park, and Florida Center. Their most recent permits are spread across Meridian Park, West Colonial, Vista Park, and Crescent Park — suggesting a city-wide Orlando reach rather than concentration in one corridor. The company is headquartered at 9127 Bradleigh Dr in Winter Garden, placing them squarely in the greater Orlando metro with easy access to both the west and east sides of the city.

The work-type mix across their 104 permits breaks down as: 20 alteration permits, 13 new pool builds, 13 repairs, 9 fire-alarm (FA) permits, 9 general alterations, and 7 low-voltage permits. New pool construction accounts for roughly 18 percent of all their permitted work, while the remaining 82 percent reflects an experienced service-and-remodel operation — contractors who repair and upgrade pools understand what can go wrong during a build. The qualifying license holder is Bernard Goralnick under license number CPC049405 (Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, FL DBPR), active since 1989 — 37 years under the same credential. With 12 finaled permits documented in the public record, the company demonstrates a consistent ability to carry projects through to final inspection.

Customer reviews back up the permit data. On Google, Central Florida Pools holds a 4.9-star rating across 87 reviews — a strong signal at that sample size. Chris Yencer, who had a 34-foot by 9-foot pool built in Montverde with dark plaster, glass tile, a sun shelf with bubbler, full automation, screen enclosure, and marble decking, wrote: "The entire build was completed in just under three months... communication throughout the process was excellent." Jake Gillespie noted their "all-inclusive" quoting approach: "Their quote was for better quality materials and lower prices than any other quote received... no hidden upgrades, charges, surprise costs." The top praise tags across all reviews are: recommend (12 mentions), crew (11), communication (10), beautiful (8), quality (6), professional (5), knowledgeable (5), and on-time (4).

For a homeowner vetting pool contractors in the Orlando area, the data tells a consistent story: Central Florida Pools is a high-volume, long-tenured operator with an average recent project cost well above $274,000 per permit, suggesting they work comfortably in the mid-to-upper tier of the market. Their 0 open permits means their crews are not stretched thin on backlogged work right now. Their repair and alteration volume (39 of 104 permits) means they can also handle pool renovations and equipment upgrades, not just new builds. The combination of a near-perfect Google rating, no complaint tags in the review data, and a license in good standing since 1989 makes them one of the more thoroughly documented pool contractors in Orlando's public record.

Credentials & Recognition

FSPA/PHTA certifications & design awards when on file.

CPC · top FL pool credentialBuildZoom-listed

Central Florida Pools — Frequently Asked Questions

Answered from public records.

Is Central Florida Pools licensed and legally allowed to build pools in Florida?

Yes. Central Florida Pools holds an active Certified Pool/Spa Contractor license issued by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (FL DBPR) under license number CPC049405. The qualifying contractor on record is Bernard Goralnick, and the license has been continuously active since 1989. You can verify current status at any time through the FL DBPR online lookup tool.

How many pools has Central Florida Pools built?

Public permit records in Orlando show 104 total permits on file for Central Florida Pools. Of those, 13 are classified as new pool builds; the remainder cover alterations, repairs, low-voltage work, and fire-alarm permits. Their most active recent year was 2024, when they pulled 4 pool permits, and they filed their most recent pool permit in May 2025 at 12915 Promise Pl.

What does a pool from Central Florida Pools typically cost?

Based on publicly declared permit valuations, Central Florida Pools' recent projects range significantly by scope. In 2024 their 4 permits averaged $340,100 each, and in 2022 their 2 permits averaged $280,500. These are permit valuations, which reflect the full declared scope of work — actual contract prices may differ based on design, materials, and site conditions. Their lowest recent permit was $149,000 (April 2024) and their highest was $668,500 (July 2024 at 7062 Reverie Park Ave).

Where does Central Florida Pools build pools?

Central Florida Pools is headquartered at 9127 Bradleigh Dr in Winter Garden, FL 34787, and permit records show activity across multiple Orlando neighborhoods including Airport North (2 permits), Meridian Park, West Colonial, Vista Park, Crescent Park, East Park, Callahan, and Florida Center. Their reach covers both the west and east sides of the Orlando metro area.

What types of pool work does Central Florida Pools permit?

Their 104 permits break down as: 20 alteration permits, 13 new pool builds, 13 repairs, 9 fire-alarm (FA) permits, 9 general alterations, and 7 low-voltage permits. New pool construction is roughly 18 percent of their permitted work, meaning the majority of their permit activity is in service, upgrades, and modifications to existing pools — a sign of a well-rounded operation that handles the full lifecycle of pool ownership.

How busy is Central Florida Pools right now?

As of this profile, Central Florida Pools has 0 open permits in the Orlando permit database — meaning they have no currently in-progress permitted projects on file. Their most recent permit was processed in May 2025 at 12915 Promise Pl and has already been finaled. A low open-permit count generally means they have capacity to take on new work without delay.

What do customers say about Central Florida Pools?

Central Florida Pools holds a 4.9-star rating from 87 Google reviews. Across those reviews, the most frequently mentioned themes are: recommend (12 mentions), crew (11), communication (10), beautiful results (8), quality (6), professional (5), knowledgeable (5), and on-time (4). Multiple reviewers specifically praised project manager Gabriel and sales lead Carlos by name for transparency, responsiveness, and all-inclusive pricing with no hidden fees.

How long has Central Florida Pools been in business?

The qualifying license under Bernard Goralnick (CPC049405) has been active since 1989 — giving Central Florida Pools over 37 years of continuous licensed operation in Florida. Their 104 permits on public record in Orlando confirm a long, verifiable track record of pulling permits, completing work, and passing inspections over multiple decades.

Does Central Florida Pools build pools for new homes and new construction projects?

The permit record includes pool builds across established neighborhoods as well as newer developments like Meridian Park (12915 Promise Pl, May 2025) and Vista Park (7062 Reverie Park Ave, July 2024 — a $668,500 project). This suggests experience coordinating with other trades on active construction sites. If you are planning a pool as part of a new home build, ask them about their coordination process with general contractors and builders.

How do I contact Central Florida Pools or request a quote?

You can reach Central Florida Pools by phone at (407) 412-3400 or by email at contact@centralfloridapools.com. Their website is centralfloridapools.com. You can also use the quote form on this page to send a project inquiry directly. If you are the business owner and want to manage this profile, use the Claim this Profile link at the top of the page.

What is the completion rate for Central Florida Pools' permitted projects?

According to Orlando's public permit data, Central Florida Pools has a 100 percent permit completion rate — every permit that has been processed has reached final inspection status. Of 104 total permits, 12 are documented as finaled, and 0 are currently open or abandoned. This is one of the strongest reliability signals in the public record and stands out compared to contractors who leave permits open or unfinaled.

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