Deeply Pools

Yes. Deeply Pools holds Florida contractor license CPC1460699, classified as a Certified Pool/Spa Contractor. The qualifying individual is Daniel Franca Vilela, and the license status is Active as confirmed on the Florida DBPR database. You can independently verify this at myfloridalicense.com — search license number CPC1460699 for the current status before signing any contract.

Public permit records show 20 total permits on file, with 17 of those specifically categorized as pool or pool-and-spa work. The company pulled 10 permits in 2025 — its single busiest year — and 7 more through mid-2026. Four permits have reached finaled status, meaning inspected and officially closed by the city or county.

Permit records show an average permitted value of approximately $23,000–$24,000 across 2025 and 2026 projects. Permit valuations are typically lower than full contract prices because they often exclude design fees, equipment, and finish work. A recent Wesley Chapel project was permitted at $50,000 and a Davenport pool at $40,000. For a true quote, contact the company directly and ask for a full breakdown that includes permits, equipment, and landscaping restoration.

The permit record shows active work across five Florida jurisdictions: Orlando (9 permits — the strongest concentration), Pasco County, Polk County, Manatee County, and Indian River County. Specific cities with permitted projects include Orlando, Parrish, Wesley Chapel, Davenport, and Lakeland. The company is based in Winter Garden (526 1st Cape Coral Dr, FL 34787) and serves the broader Central Florida market.

Of the 20 permits on record, 14 are classified as pool, pool-spa, or residential pool-and-spa work. Six are filed as Building permits and five as Engineering permits, which typically accompany structural or site-preparation components of a pool installation. There are no permits for fence, roofing, or unrelated trades — the permit mix confirms this is a pool-focused company rather than a general contractor that does pools on the side.

Very busy. As of mid-2026, Deeply Pools has 13 open permits in review, including a pool-and-spa in Wesley Chapel filed May 1, 2026, and a pool in Davenport filed April 29, 2026. With 7 permits already filed in 2026 through late May, the company is on pace to exceed its 2025 volume of 10 permits. When asking for a start date, factor in that active open-permit count — a busy pipeline can push timelines out.

The overall Google rating is 4.3 stars across 6 reviews, with additional ratings on Angi (4.7 stars, 29 reviews), Birdeye (4.5 stars, 58 reviews), and Yelp (5 stars, 3 reviews). Recurring positive themes include recommendation (4 reviews), quality work, beautiful results, attentive design, and friendly crew. One reviewer described the communication as "impressive" and the result as making their home "feel like a resort." One critical review raises concerns about responsiveness and inspection outcomes, so ask specifically how the company handles city inspections and post-build punch-list items.

Deeply Pools received its Florida Certified Pool/Spa Contractor license (CPC1460699) in 2024, making it a newer company. The domain deeplypools.com was first archived in 2023, suggesting the business was taking shape before formal licensing. Despite the short history, the pace of permitting — 17 permits in roughly 18 months — indicates active, accelerating growth rather than a slow start.

The permit mix includes 'Residential pool and spa' permits filed in new-construction jurisdictions like Wesley Chapel and Parrish, both of which are active new-home development corridors in the Tampa Bay and Central Florida markets. The Engineering permits on file (5 of 20) often accompany new-build structural requirements. If you are building a new home and want a pool added during construction, ask Deeply Pools directly whether they coordinate with home builders and what their new-build process looks like.

One public review raises concerns about failed city inspections and responsiveness to issues during the build. The company's overall rating remains positive across multiple platforms (Angi 4.7, Birdeye 4.5, Yelp 5.0), but the complaint tags in our analysis flag 'unresponsive' and 'rude' as themes mentioned by at least one customer. Before hiring, ask the company for a list of finaled permits (they have 4 on record) and request references from those completed projects so you can speak directly with past clients.

You can reach Deeply Pools by phone at (407) 360-0884 or through their website at deeplypools.com. The qualifying license holder is Daniel Franca Vilela. Use the Get a Free Quote form on this page to send a request directly, or visit the company's contact page. If this is your business, you can also claim this profile to update contact details and receive quote requests through FloridaPoolInsider.