Advanced Pool Solutions LLC

Who they are

Advanced Pool Solutions runs out of NE Pine Island Road in Cape Coral, Lee County, on Florida pool contractor license CPC1459956 — current since July 2022. Google's record puts them at the same Pine Island Road address and the same phone number their own site carries, which is a small thing that matters: the listing and the business are demonstrably the same company. Their domain was registered in January 2023 and the site was last updated in July 2026. Everything they publish points at one place. Cape Coral is the only area their headlines name, and they make no claim to work anywhere else.

What the reviews say

Google has them at 5.0 from 37 reviews. There is no Yelp page on record. A perfect score is worth reading carefully rather than taking at face value — but 37 reviews is a real number, not three from friends, and the Florida average across the 346 builders on this directory is 4.52. Nothing in the record contradicts the score: there is no negative review to weigh against it.

Ten reviewers name their professionalism, four the quality of the work, three that the job kept to schedule. The most repeated detail is the owner turning up himself, including on emergency call-outs and same-day equipment failures — one customer describes a pool heater replaced the same day it failed, on the owner's day off, with family visiting. Several describe using them repeatedly over a couple of years for repairs and upgrades rather than one big build.

That shape is worth naming plainly: the review record here is strongest on service, repair and equipment work, and lighter on complete new-pool construction. They list new construction among their services, so ask to see that work specifically.

What they build

New pool construction, renovation, repair, routine servicing, screen enclosures, spas and hot tubs, outdoor living and water features. 12 project photographs are published on their site. They describe themselves as licensed and insured — the license is real and you can check the number above; the insurance half is not something Florida publishes, so ask for the certificate.

Before you sign

Ask to see completed new-build work if that is what you want, since the reviews lean towards repairs and upgrades. Get proof of insurance in writing and read it. Their site carries four different phone numbers; ask which one reaches the owner, because the reviews suggest that is the number worth having. And confirm the scope in writing as you would with anyone — there is no complaint on record here to guard against, which is unusual and good, but it is not a reason to skip the paperwork.