Tropical Pools

Yes. Tropical Pools holds an active Florida state license, number CPC056802, classified as a Certified Pool/Spa Contractor — the highest pool contractor credential issued by the Florida DBPR. The qualifying agent is William Greer Singleton and the license has been active since 2015. You can verify current status at any time on the Florida DBPR website using that license number.

Public permit records show 1,413 total permits on file, including 100 permits explicitly classified as Pool type. The busiest single year in the tracked data was 2020 with 8 pool permits. In 2023 and 2025 the company pulled 2 pool permits each year, and in 2024 they filed 1 — indicating a consistent but selective build pace in recent years.

Based on public permit valuations, recent Tropical Pools projects have ranged from $34,000 to $62,000. The 2023 average was $49,000 across 2 permitted pools, the 2024 permit was valued at $52,000, and the most recent 2025 permits averaged $46,000. Note that permit valuation reflects estimated construction cost declared to the municipality and may differ from your final contract price — it is a useful benchmark, not an exact quote.

The permit footprint is concentrated in Orlando's upscale neighborhoods. Baldwin Park leads with 31 permits, Lake Nona Estates has 24, and College Park shows 11. Spring Lake, Delaney Park, Lake Davis/Greenwood, and Orwin Manor each have several permits on record. The company is based in Altamonte Springs but does the overwhelming majority of its pool work within Orlando's city limits.

Across 1,413 total permits, the breakdown includes 768 New construction permits, 190 Repair permits, 122 Sign permits, 100 Pool-specific permits, 100 Alteration permits, and 39 Addition permits. The pool-specific category alone represents 100 permits, and the New construction category likely includes additional pool builds as part of broader residential projects. The repair and alteration volume also suggests an active service and renovation side to the business.

As of June 2026, Tropical Pools has 1 open permit on file. That permit — at 2029 Forest Club Dr in Spring Lake — was filed in October 2025 and is classified as a Pool permit valued at $58,000. With only 1 active job showing in the permit database, the company appears to have capacity available for new projects.

Tropical Pools has a 4.6 rating on Birdeye from 78 reviews and a 4.3 on Angi from 12 reviews. On Google, one customer wrote in October 2024: "Excellent customer service even 8 years after the pool was built. Can't say enough great things about them." The most frequently mentioned positive attribute in customer feedback is design quality. The Yelp rating of 1.8 from 24 reviews is notably lower than other platforms — worth reading in context before forming a conclusion.

The qualifying license, CPC056802 under William Greer Singleton, has been active since 2015 — giving the company over a decade of state-licensed operation. The permit database confirms continuous activity through 2025, with 1,413 total permits filed over that span. The October 2024 Google review referencing "8 years after the pool was built" suggests the company was active at least as far back as 2016.

Yes. Of Tropical Pools' 1,413 total permits, 190 are classified as Repair and 100 as Alteration — together that is nearly 290 permits in the renovation and service category. This is a meaningful share of their overall work and suggests they are not purely a new-construction shop. Homeowners with existing pools looking to renovate, resurface, or repair equipment may find Tropical Pools a relevant option given this documented renovation track record.

You can reach Tropical Pools by phone at (407) 331-5006 or visit their website at tropicalpoolsandspas.com. Their office is located at 915 Baywood St, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701. You can also use the quote request form on this profile page to send your project details directly. If you are the owner and want to manage this listing, use the Claim This Profile form on this page.

The top neighborhoods by permit count are: Baldwin Park (31 permits), Lake Nona Estates (24 permits), College Park (11 permits), Spring Lake (6 permits), and Delaney Park (4 permits). Smaller footprints appear in Lake Davis/Greenwood, Orwin Manor, Audubon Park, Lake Eola Heights, Lawsona/Fern Creek, Park Lake/Highland, Rose Isle, and Rowena Gardens. This is a tight, concentrated service area around central and southeast Orlando rather than a statewide or even county-wide operation.