Definition Pools Inc.

Who they are

Definition Pools works out of Lake Harney Woods Boulevard in Mims, at the northern end of Brevard County, and holds Florida contractor license CPC1460559, current since March 2024. Their domain dates from 2023 and the site itself went live in 2024, so this is a new company on every measure and the record below should be read that way.

What they build

New pool construction, commercial pools, renovation of existing pools, servicing, spas and outdoor living space. Commercial work is unusual for a company this newly licensed. What the reviews describe is the design conversation and the materials rather than speed: one customer walks through the whole job from design phase to completion and singles out the selection of materials at a reasonable price, and another says the finished pool came out exactly as they had pictured it. That is a small number of accounts, but they are specific.

Where they work

Mims is the licensed base, and the reviews put their work rather further afield — one describes a custom pool built beachside in New Smyrna Beach, which is up into Volusia County. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is nothing documenting a service area; on the evidence they travel the Brevard and southern Volusia coast, but confirm your own address by phone. Their site was updated in spring 2026, so it is being looked after.

What the record shows

Google has them at a flat 5.0 — from five reviews. That is above the 4.52 average across Florida's builders, and five reviews is far too few for the average itself to carry weight in either direction. There is no complaint from anyone, but on five accounts that tells you very little either way, and no praise topic clears the threshold of three separate customers naming the same thing. What is genuinely useful here is the content rather than the score: two of the five describe the job in enough detail to be credible, including one who names the location, the phase of work and the materials. That is a better signal than a star average this thin. Everything else about them is short: licensed two years, a website two years old, five reviews. They make no awards claims and no superlative claims, which is unusual and quietly to their credit — there is nothing here that needs discounting. The practical approach is the one for any builder at this stage: ask to see a pool they finished a year or more ago rather than a recent one, ask who holds the license on site, keep payments behind completed stages, and get the warranty in writing. None of that is a criticism. It is what you do when the evidence is good and there is not much of it yet.