Premier Pools of Central Florida

Yes. Premier Pools of Central Florida holds an active Florida state license, number CPC056822, classified as Certified Pool/Spa Contractor and verified through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). The license qualifier on record is William Robert Buttmi. You can confirm current licensure status at any time by searching CPC056822 on the DBPR website.

Permit records show 1,270 total permits on file in the City of Orlando system, including 335 classified specifically as Pool permits. Their busiest documented year was 2021 with 34 pools permitted. In 2024 they permitted 20 pools, in 2025 they filed 16, and in 2026 they have already filed 6 as of mid-year — putting them on pace for roughly 12–16 pools this year.

Based on permit valuations — which reflect declared project cost at the time of filing — recent Premier Pools builds have averaged $82,308 in 2024 and $83,908 in 2025. The 2026 permits filed so far average $98,209, the highest in their recent history. Individual projects range widely: the most recent six permits run from $64,400 to $148,271. Permit valuations are not exactly the same as final contract price, but they are a reliable proxy for the scale of work this company handles.

Permit data shows Premier Pools concentrates heavily in Orlando's in-town neighborhoods. College Park leads with 84 permitted pools, followed by Baldwin Park (43), Lake Nona South (22), Vista East (15), Delaney Park (12), and Lake Nona Central (12). The company is based at 4572 N Palmetto Ave in Winter Park and has pulled permits across more than 40 distinct Orlando neighborhoods, with particular density in the College Park corridor and the Lake Nona master-planned community.

Pool permits account for 335 of their 1,270 total permits — about 26% of the total permit volume. The mix also includes 397 Irrigation permits, 102 Roof permits, 73 New Construction permits, and 140 categorized as Other. This indicates Premier operates across multiple residential construction trades, which may reflect coordination with new home builds and full backyard renovation projects rather than pool-only installation.

As of June 2026, Premier Pools has 16 open permits actively progressing through the City of Orlando system. Their most recent permit was filed on June 1, 2026 for a $74,670 pool in Baldwin Park. Six permits have been filed year-to-date in 2026. Sixteen concurrent open permits indicates a solidly active operation without the extended backlog that some higher-volume builders carry.

Premier Pools holds a 4.7-star average from 245 Google reviews and 4.6 stars from 44 Angi reviewers. Facebook shows 4.1 stars (17 reviews) and Yelp shows 3.2 stars (36 reviews). The most frequently mentioned praise themes across platforms are design quality, crew professionalism, communication, and on-time completion. A notable minority of lower-rated reviews cite quality issues and delays — three separate reviewers mentioned quality concerns and two mentioned scheduling delays, so it is worth asking specifically about their current project management process.

The company's Florida DBPR license (CPC056822) is active and their permit history in the City of Orlando system stretches back well over a decade, with 1,270 permits on record. Permit data by year is available going back to at least 2019, when they filed 20 pool permits. The depth and consistency of the permit record — across multiple years and dozens of neighborhoods — confirms this is an established, long-running operation rather than a recently formed company.

Public reviews flag recurring complaint themes worth understanding before signing: three separate Google reviewers cited quality issues (ranging from finish inconsistencies to post-completion service disputes), and two reviewers cited delays or lack of proactive communication during builds. On the positive side, one reviewer specifically praised Premier's post-hurricane warranty support two years after installation. Before contracting, ask the company directly about their project manager assignment process, escalation contacts, and what their warranty covers for finishes and equipment.

Yes. Their permit mix includes 73 New Construction permits alongside 335 Pool permits, suggesting active involvement in new-home pool installations. The Lake Nona cluster — which spans Northlake Park, Randal Park, Storey Park, and East Park among others — is a master-planned new construction zone where Premier has pulled permits. If you are building in a new development or working alongside a home builder, Premier has documented experience coordinating pools within those project frameworks.

You can reach Premier Pools of Central Florida by phone at (407) 696-4744, or visit their office at 4572 N Palmetto Ave, Winter Park, FL 32792. Their website is premierpoolsofcentralfl.com. You can also use the Get a Free Quote form on this page to send a request directly — just leave your name, contact info, and a brief project description. If Premier Pools has not yet claimed this profile, the profile claim form at the bottom of this page lets the business connect their contact details.

College Park is Premier Pools' single strongest market by a significant margin — 84 permitted pools in that neighborhood alone, nearly double their second-busiest area (Baldwin Park at 43). If you live in College Park, Orwin Manor, Audubon Park, or the surrounding areas, there is a high probability that neighbors on your street have used Premier Pools and can speak to the recent experience firsthand. This density also suggests familiarity with local inspectors, soil conditions, and utility layouts specific to that part of Orlando.