Oasis Pool Designs Inc.

Who they are

Oasis Pool Designs works from Kilmer Lane in Winter Haven, Polk County. Their Florida contractor license, CPC1461013, was issued in May 2025 and is current — barely a year old, and it has not yet been through a renewal cycle, which falls this month. Their claim to be state certified is accurate; that is precisely what the license is. They also describe themselves as the best pool builder, which is not a position anyone can hold on the record, and as licensed and insured — the license is real, insurance cannot be verified from outside, so ask for the certificate. Read everything below against that one-year license: this is a new company, and a new company's record is short by definition rather than by fault.

What they build

The narrowest list on this list: new pool construction, and spas and hot tubs. Nothing else — no renovation, no repairs, no service, no screen enclosures. For a firm this young that focus is more reassuring than a catalogue of nine services would be, but it does mean they are only useful to you if you are building a pool from nothing. The gap is pictures: they publish two project photographs, which for a company whose whole proposition is new builds is the thing most worth fixing. Ask for a portfolio and for addresses of finished jobs you can drive past — with a one-year license, seeing the work matters more than anywhere else on this list. They do keep long hours, half past eight to six, six days a week.

Where they work

Winter Haven and Polk County. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is no documented service area — Winter Haven, Lakeland, Auburndale, Haines City and the surrounding county is the sensible reading, and anything further worth confirming by phone. Their site was updated today, which puts them among the very few builders on this list actively working on it, and suggests a young firm pushing hard for work. They publish no email address, so the phone is the way in.

What the record shows

A clean 5.0 on Google from ten reviews, close to half a point above the 4.52 Florida average, with no rating below top marks and nothing negative on record. One theme clears our reporting floor, with three customers naming their professionalism, and on ten reviews that is as much as the record can support — we are not going to read more into it than that. What the individual accounts do give you is a consistent picture of how they work rather than what they build: one customer describes their questions all being answered and the job done quickly, and says they would give ten stars if it were possible; another calls it the best experience they have had with any contractor and describes ideas being listened to and suggestions offered before a pool was built that was both attractive and practical. Design conversation, in other words, is what their customers keep describing. There is no complaint theme and no negative review of any kind. The honest cautions all point the same way and none of them is about the work: a license one year old cannot tell you how the company behaves in year three; ten reviews cannot tell you how it behaves when a job goes wrong, because nothing on record has; two photographs is not a portfolio; and no warranty terms are published. Every one of those is answerable in a single conversation. Ask for the warranty in writing, ask for three addresses you can visit, and ask who carries the guarantee if the company is not trading in five years — that last question is fair to ask of anyone this new, and a good answer tells you a lot.