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Crizabella Pools Inc

Coral Springs, Broward County

6.5
FloridaPoolz Score
median 7.0
★ 3.4 18 reviews · 1 platform
1license
2012licensed since
1county

Ratings

What each platform says, and whether they agree.

Google 3.4 · 18
3.40 / 5
18 reviews, across 1 platform

Below the Florida average of 4.52, across 346 pool builders.

Quick Quote

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We want to make Quick Quote deserve its name. Unopened after an hour, it may pass to another licensed builder who covers the Coral Springs area. Not to more than one at a time.

Where they work

Where the work actually is, not just the office.

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How long they've been around

Three independent records, and whether they're still active.

Licensed
since 2012
Domain
registered 2012
Website
archived since 2018
Active

Last sign of life June 2026, from a new review.

License

Straight from the state register.

CPC1458318
Certified Pool/Spa Contractor
Status
Current, Active
Since
2012
Expires
August 31, 2028
Qualifier
Karla Patricia Duarte-Geronimo

Reviews worth reading

The best and the worst from each platform. Both, always.

★★★★★ Google · June 24, 2023

The team is highly professional and reliable. They fixed our abandoned for months condo pools in Aventura in no time.

★☆☆☆☆ Google · June 16, 2026

Crizabella disappeared with no service for a month. Nobody could reach them by phone. With a green pool, we had to call another pool company. A week and a half later, the guy shows up on a busy Saturday morning to add chemicals. When I asked what happened he told me the green pool was a "repair that was not his responsibility" then ignored me. His services are no longer needed. Zero star review.

★☆☆☆☆ Google · May 30, 2026

We are extremely concerned about an incident that occurred at the Mirabella community pool on a Saturday afternoon while many families and children were using the pool. During a busy time with approximately 7–8 children in the water and many residents present, an individual who appeared to be performing pool maintenance entered the pool area and began taking photographs of the pool while children were inside. As parents, this immediately raised concerns about our children’s privacy and safety. We politely approached him and asked why photos were being taken and whether he would delete any images that may have included our children. Instead of addressing our concerns professionally, he was dismissive, refused to explain the purpose of the photographs, refused to delete them, and became rude during the interaction. We also requested identification to verify that he was authorized to be working on the property. He refused to show any work ID and simply told us to “call the police.” This response only increased our concerns. Additionally, we were surprised to see pool maintenance and chemical treatment being performed during a busy Saturday afternoon while numerous children and residents were actively using the pool. We would appreciate clarification regarding the community’s policies and procedures for pool maintenance, photography, and chemical application while residents are present. As parents, we believe we have every right to ask questions when photographs are being taken around our children and to expect respectful communication from anyone working within our community. We are requesting a response from management regarding this incident, including clarification of company policies and confirmation that residents’ privacy and safety concerns are being taken seriously. Thank you.

★☆☆☆☆ Google · June 3, 2024

Have been using them for community service and repairs for a few years now, but recently they have become unreliable and they do not care, request for communication go unanswered. Currently in the middle of repairing spa lighting, was estimated a 2 day job, spa has now been closed for 2 weeks and still not completed. They just show up for a few hours here and there, whenever they want. Be very cautious.

About Crizabella Pools Inc

Learn everything about Crizabella Pools of Coral Springs — their reviews, license CPC1458318, and service record! FloridaPoolz.

Who they are

Crizabella Pools works from North University Drive in Coral Springs, Broward County, on Florida pool contractor license CPC1458318 — current since December 2012. Their domain dates from the same period. Their own line is about perfecting pools rather than merely maintaining them, and the work described in their reviews is largely commercial and community: condominium and association pools rather than private backyards. They also list new construction, renovation, repair and spas.

What the reviews say

Google has them at 3.4 from 18 reviews. The Florida average across the 346 builders on this directory is 4.52, so they sit more than a point below the middle. Eighteen reviews is a small record — but seven of those eighteen are one or two stars, and that ratio is what makes the number meaningful rather than noisy.

The complaints are about service disappearing. One customer describes the company going absent for a month with nobody answering the phone, leaving a green pool and forcing them to call somebody else. Another raises a concern about an incident at a community pool they maintain; that is one resident's account of something we cannot verify from outside, and it is on their public record.

The positive reviews describe the opposite end of the same business: one praises the team as professional and reliable and describes condominium pools in Aventura, abandoned for months, brought back into use. Rescue work appears to be what they are good at; sustained routine service is where the record breaks down.

What they build

Commercial and community pool service above all, plus new construction, renovation, repair, servicing, spas, water features and outdoor living, from Coral Springs across Broward. Only 6 photographs are published. Their listed number is a toll-free line rather than a local one.

Before you sign

If you are an association or a property manager, the documented failure is continuity of service: put the visit schedule in writing with a named contact, a response time, and a right to terminate without penalty if visits are missed. The clearest complaint is a month of silence, and a contract that makes silence expensive is the answer to it. Ask for two current association clients and call them — on a record of eighteen with seven low ratings, two calls are worth more than the average. The license is real and has run since 2012; ask for the insurance certificate separately.

Questions homeowners ask

Answered from this record — not by the business.

Is Crizabella Pools licensed in Florida?

Yes. Florida pool contractor license CPC1458318 has been current since December 2012. Ask for the insurance certificate separately — Florida publishes nothing that would confirm cover.

How bad is a 3.4 rating?

On 18 reviews it would normally be too small a sample to lean on, except that seven of the eighteen are one or two stars. That ratio is not what a couple of difficult customers produce. The Florida average across the 346 builders on this directory is 4.52.

What do the complaints say?

Mostly that service stopped. One customer describes a month with no visits and nobody answering the phone, a green pool, and having to call another company. Another raises a concern about an incident at a community pool they service — one resident's account, which we cannot check from outside.

Is there anything they do well?

Their better reviews are about rescue work. One describes condominium pools in Aventura that had been abandoned for months being brought back into use, and calls the team professional and reliable.

What should an association put in the contract?

The visit schedule in writing, a named contact, a response time, and the right to terminate without penalty if visits are missed. Plus two current association clients you call yourself.

Sources

Record last refreshed September 2, 2026. Compiled from public records and their own website.

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