Dali.pools LLC

Who they are

Dali.Pools works out of Tampa, from South Church Avenue in Hillsborough County. Their Florida certified pool contractor license, CPC1460767, has been on record since September 2024 and shows current, with renewal due in 2028 rather than this year — their own date rather than Florida's shared calendar. The domain was registered in August 2025, so the website is newer than the license. Two years of licensed building is a short record, and the reviews behind it are the reason to look.

What they build

Five service lines: new pool construction, renovation, spas and hot tubs, water features and outdoor living — building and finishing rather than maintaining, which is a sensible focus for a young company. Twenty-four finished projects are on show, a proper gallery and the most useful thing on the site: with two years of history, the pictures and a site visit carry most of the weight. The hours are worth noting — 7am to half past three, which is a crew that starts early rather than an office that opens late.

Where they work

Tampa is the base and the licensed address is on South Church Avenue there. They publish pages for seventeen places across the bay area — Apollo Beach, Brandon, Clearwater, Land O'Lakes, Odessa, Plant City, Riverview, Seffner, St. Petersburg, Sun City Center, Tampa, Temple Terrace, Thonotosassa, Trinity, Valrico, Wesley Chapel and Zephyrhills — and those pages are near-copies of one another rather than written about the individual towns. Treat the list as where they will travel, not proof of work in each; Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas are the reasonable range. One local number and one email address are published, the email on a free provider.

What the record shows

Fourteen people have reviewed them on Google and every one gave top marks, nominally 0.48 above the 4.52 Florida average. Fourteen unanimous reviews is a good sign rather than a track record — enough that a badly handled job would probably have shown up, not enough to show how they behave when something goes wrong. The breakdown is better than the volume suggests: five reviewers name the crew's professionalism, four the workmanship and three the communication, so three separate themes clear the floor on only fourteen reviews, which means customers are describing the job rather than just leaving stars. Nothing negative recurred. For a company two years in, that is a clean position — and the gap is the one every young builder has, which is that nobody can yet tell you how a pool of theirs looks after five summers. Ask what the crew built before this company existed.