Ratings
What each platform says, and whether they agree.
Below the Florida average of 4.52, across 346 pool builders.
What each platform says, and whether they agree.
Below the Florida average of 4.52, across 346 pool builders.
Themes raised by more than one reviewer, in their own words.
No complaint theme was raised by more than one reviewer.
Where the work actually is, not just the office.
the bigger the dot, the more of their attention green is home shaded counties are where those towns sit
Three independent records, and whether they're still active.
Last sign of life August 2026, from a change to their website.
Straight from the state register.
The best and the worst from each platform. Both, always.
From start to finish All Phase Pool Remodeling made it an easy process. Todd was amazing bringing samples to us and helping guide us through the choices. The pricing was fair and fit our budget perfectly. As soon as the work was scheduled it was as easy as could be. A group text kept everyone up to date with scheduled work to be done. All workers showed up on a timely manner did the job and left the area clean and ready for the next crew. We couldn't be happier with the finished pool. It is beautiful. I would highly recommend them? They were awesome!
Update: After writing the 2 star review, Jim the supervisor came by and did a final walk thru. He saw the issues we were talking about and has taken steps to correct our complaints! We are reasonable people, an understand there will always be mishaps but how you handled them makes the world of difference. I gave them a 5 star because they corrected what was wrong and showed that they do care about their customers. It meant the world that they stood behind their product! THANK YOU JIM! We spent over six months researching before deciding to work with All Phase Pool Remodeling—asking friends, reading reviews, and meeting with their sales rep, Mark. Mark seemed knowledgeable, and one of the main reasons we chose All Phase was because he told us they used employees, not subcontractors. This turned out to be completely untrue. They rely heavily on preferred vendors, and that difference mattered a lot to us. Scheduling & On-Site Issues Scheduling was handled fairly well, but the subcontractors repeatedly entered our property without checking in. We have dogs, and our work orders clearly stated that crews needed to notify us before entering the yard. Instead, people just appeared in our backyard or on our porch without ringing the doorbell—startling us and upsetting our dogs. This happened many times, even after we called All Phase to remind them of our request. It became such a consistent problem that we eventually locked our gate and put up a sign instructing them to check in before entering. It didn’t make much difference. Quality of Work by Subcontractors Demo team: Excellent. Tile installers: Work was decent, but they left trash in our pool and said it would be “sprayed over” later. We don’t want trash embedded in our pool—whether we can see it or not. Gunite crew: The rudest team we dealt with. They damaged our grass, though All Phase did replace it afterward. Paver crew: Created the biggest mess. They used dry saws, blowing dust all over our pool cage, AC unit, and inside our home. I had to stop them myself and ask them to redirect the saw—which should be common sense. Our on-site supervisor, Jim, had a major family emergency, so he wasn’t present much. Because of that—and possibly other internal issues—we never received a final walk-through. Additional Issues With the Paver Company **Update 2/13/26 - "I was contacted by Mr Ferreira and the matter was resolved to my satisfaction." (Separate From All Phase) After the pool renovation, we hired Funtastic Pavers (the same crew that installed the pavers) to seal the deck. This turned into a nightmare. They used the wrong sealant, which caused algae growth, dirt sticking to the tile, and even turned parts of the deck pink. After being paid, they refused to come back and fix the issue, and we’ve had to take them to small claims court to hear back from them. While this isn’t All Phase’s fault, it added to the overall frustration of the project. Warranty & Customer Service Once All Phase was paid in full, the customer service essentially disappeared. We’ve been trying to get someone to look at the marble/pavers, which are chipping badly as the sand inside them wears out. We simply want to know whether this is normal, but the person handling scheduling and warranty never returns calls. We are still waiting to this day. The pavers look five or more years old, despite being less than a year old. Final Thoughts The only reason All Phase earned two stars is because the pool itself is nice and functions well. But customer service after payment is almost nonexistent, and the deck portion of the project was a disaster. If you decide to use All Phase, I would recommend using them only for the pool work ONLY—not the deck. As much money we have spent, we definitely did not get the great customer service that was promised. I wish I had seen their better business bureau reviews. It pretty much sums it up about the company.
Although it seemed like a lengthy process, the holidays and the cold temperatures had a bearing on that. We found all the employees who came out to the property. We’re very good and courteous and eager to do whatever we asked, we are looking forward to enjoying our new pool and would recommend all phase to everyone. And a shout out to Eugene from the paver company who worked on the outside of our spa wanna let his boss know he did a great job and is a fine young man
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Starts with All Phase Pool Remodeling — Sanford, Seminole County. My project is somewhere else
Learn everything about All Phase Pool Remodeling — their reviews, license CPC1457245, standing, and what they actually build! Only at FloridaPoolz.
All Phase Pool Remodeling works out of West Airport Boulevard in Sanford, Seminole County, on Florida pool contractor license CPC1457245 — current since June 2006, twenty years on the state's books. Their domain has been registered since 2007 and the site was updated as recently as August 2026. The name is accurate: they remodel and renovate rather than dig new pools. Resurfacing, tile and spillways, screen enclosures, decking, spas and water features are what their pages and their photographs are about, alongside commercial work. If you want a pool built from nothing, this is the wrong firm to start with.
Google has them at 4.2 from 169 reviews. The Florida average across the 346 builders on this directory is 4.52, so they sit about three tenths below the middle — and on a record of 169 that gap is a signal rather than noise. A handful of unhappy customers can drag a small score anywhere; it takes a consistent minority to hold a large one down. Weigh that against the volume itself: 169 people bothered to write, which is more than most firms on this list have.
Seven reviewers name their professionalism and three their communication. Four describe the finished pool by how it looks, which is the point of a remodel.
The most useful review on the record is one that changed. A customer posted two stars, and later rewrote it: the supervisor came out, walked the job, saw the problems and put them right. They left it at five. That is worth more than a page of praise, because it describes what happens when something goes wrong — and on a remodel, where the surprises live behind the old surface, that is the thing to know.
Their own headlines name Orlando and Jacksonville, and they keep written pages for Daytona Beach, Jacksonville and Palm Coast — three separate pages, each about its own place rather than one template with the town swapped. Sanford is where the license sits. 24 project photographs are published on the site.
Get the scope in writing with the exclusions named, and ask specifically what happens if the shell turns out worse than it looked — that is the standard remodelling surprise and the standard source of a changed price. Ask who your supervisor is and how to reach them, since the best-documented recovery on their record came from a supervisor attending in person. They describe themselves as most trusted and as licensed and insured: the license is real and checkable above, the rest is their own wording. Ask for the insurance certificate and read it.
Answered from this record — not by the business.
No. They remodel and renovate — resurfacing, tile, spillways, decking, screen enclosures, spas and water features, plus commercial work. Their own headlines describe pool remodeling and renovation, and the photographs match. For a new build from bare ground, start elsewhere.
Yes. Florida pool contractor license CPC1457245 has been current since June 2006. They also describe themselves as licensed and insured; the license half checks out against the state register, and you should ask for the insurance certificate yourself because Florida publishes nothing that confirms cover.
4.2 from 169 Google reviews, against a Florida average of 4.52 across the 346 builders on this directory. That is roughly three tenths below the middle. On a record that large the gap means something — a small number of unhappy customers cannot move a 169-review average far, so treat it as a real if modest signal rather than bad luck.
The clearest account on their record is a customer who posted two stars, then rewrote the review after the supervisor came out, walked the job and corrected the problems. They raised it to five. Ask for your supervisor's name and number at signing.
Their headlines name Orlando and Jacksonville, and they keep written pages for Daytona Beach, Jacksonville and Palm Coast. The license sits in Sanford, Seminole County.
4 photographs on record.
Photographs of All Phase Pool Remodeling’s work, from their own website. They remain theirs.
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Record last refreshed September 2, 2026. Compiled from public records and their own website.
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| Photographs | their own website |
| Geo | census-rooftop |
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| License record | the Florida DBPR license record |
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| Phone number | their own website |
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| Social profiles | their own website |
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