Sunny Pools

Yes. Sunny Pools holds Florida state license CPC1460135, the Certified Pool/Spa Contractor credential — Florida's top-tier pool license classification. The license is held under qualifier Luise Moraes Ferreira and has been active since 2023, verified current on the FL DBPR database. Always confirm the license remains active and request proof of liability insurance before signing any contract.

Public permit records show 63 total building permits on file across 13 Florida jurisdictions since 2023. The company's busiest single year was 2025 with 18 permitted projects. In 2026 they have already filed 10 permits through mid-year, putting them on pace to match or exceed 2025. Of the 63 permits, 39 have reached final inspection, confirming completed projects that passed official review.

Permit valuations — which reflect declared construction costs, not final contract prices — averaged $48,014 in 2023, $54,994 in 2024, and $50,031 in 2025. A recent April 2026 pool permit in Lakeland was declared at $67,074, while a February 2026 building permit in Orlando came in at $62,908. These figures are public permit estimates; your actual quote may vary depending on pool size, materials, spa additions, and site conditions.

Sunny Pools is based in Orlando at 7906 Kingspointe Pkwy Suite 105 but covers a wide footprint. Winter Park leads with 7 permitted projects, followed by Orlando (6), and Temple Terrace, Clermont, and Lake Mary each with 4. The company has also worked in Lakeland, Poinciana, Sanford, Auburndale, Palmetto, New Smyrna Beach, Venice, Ocala, Zephyrhills, Davenport, and Deland — spanning from Manatee County on the Gulf Coast to Volusia County on the Atlantic side.

The permit mix is heavily pool-focused: 11 permits under 'Pool,' 6 under 'Swimming Pool Residential,' 6 under 'Residential Swimming Pool/Spa,' and 4 under 'Residential Pool.' The company also carries 6 Engineering permits and 6 Building permits, which typically cover structural deck work, paver patios, or complex pool-and-spa combinations. At least one customer review specifically mentions a fiberglass plunge pool installation, confirming they work with fiberglass pool systems as well.

As of mid-2026, Sunny Pools has 9 open permits — meaning active permitted construction is ongoing. Their most recent permit activity includes a pool-spa project in Palmetto processed in May 2026 and a pool permit in Lakeland from April 2026. With 10 permits filed in 2026 already through mid-year, they are actively acquiring new projects. Expect lead times to reflect a builder currently running multiple simultaneous jobs.

Sunny Pools holds a 4.8-star rating across 45 Google reviews. The most-cited praise themes are crew quality, communication, professionalism, on-time completion, and willingness to recommend. Multiple reviewers specifically named project manager Mauricio and office coordinator Rosana as standouts. One customer wrote they were given 'a great pool at a very fair price' with service 'outstanding from day one.' A small number of reviews flagged delays and billing communication issues, which the company acknowledged and partially addressed.

The CPC1460135 license was issued in 2023, making Sunny Pools approximately three years into its licensed operations as of 2026. In that time the company has filed 63 building permits across 13 jurisdictions — a pace of roughly 20+ permits per year, which puts them among the more active newer entrants in the Central Florida pool market. Their website domain sunnypoolsusa.com has been live since at least 2024.

Yes. One verified Google reviewer specifically described a 'small 10x16 Latham fiberglass plunge pool + salt water system + heater' installed by Sunny Pools, rating the communication and installation process highly. Latham is one of the largest fiberglass pool manufacturers in the U.S., suggesting Sunny Pools works with reputable supply partners. If you are comparing fiberglass versus gunite options, ask your Sunny Pools representative to walk you through both.

You can reach Sunny Pools by phone at (407) 639-4606 or by email at hello@sunnypoolsusa.com. Their website is sunnypoolsusa.com. You can also use the 'Get a Free Quote' form on this page to send a request directly. If you are the owner of this business, use the 'Claim This Profile' section below to take control of your listing on FloridaPoolInsider.

Check the permit map above for county-level coverage. At the neighborhood level, Sunny Pools has confirmed permitted work in Winter Park (7 projects), Orlando (6), Temple Terrace (4), Clermont (4), Lake Mary (4), Lakeland (3), and Poinciana (3), among others. If your city or community is within Central or West-Central Florida, there is a reasonable chance they have built nearby — ask them for local references when you call.

Based on customer reviews, Sunny Pools quoted and completed at least one project within a three-month timeframe per contract, and another reviewer described the total construction and installation process as taking roughly four to five months including permit approval and weather delays. Timeline can vary by pool type, site complexity, HOA approval requirements, and municipal permit queue times. Ask for a written schedule milestone list before construction begins.