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Perfect Pools of Central Florida

Leesburg, Lake County

7.6
FloridaPoolz Score
median 7.0
★ 3.8 17 reviews · 1 platform
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Ratings

What each platform says, and whether they agree.

Google 3.8 · 17
3.80 / 5
17 reviews, across 1 platform

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

What reviewers actually say

Themes raised by more than one reviewer, in their own words.

Praised for

workmanship 3
beautiful well built

Complained about

delays 2
still waiting
communication 2
no response

Where they work

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

How long they've been around

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

Domain
registered 2020
Active

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

License

Straight from the state register.

CPC1460352
Certified Pool/Spa Contractor
Status
Current, Active
Expires
August 31, 2028

Reviews worth reading

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

★★★★★ Google · September 12, 2025

We had Perfect Pools install a pool in our home in The Villages here in Florida. They did a fantastic job and I would highly recommend them to anyone interested in a on time high quality pool. Any issues we had were addressed quickly and resolved with no problems. Jack, John and Tyler followed up on any questions me and my wife had in a very professional way. If you are looking for a great pool at a great price call Perfect Pools, you won’t regret it

★☆☆☆☆ Google · January 16, 2026

Do not get sucked in by the cheaper price. I had a three page review, but Google reviews would not allow it--too long. So here is the abridged version: This company is terrible to communicate with. At first I was told to direct all calls to the office. They rarely picked up the phone. We only got someone when we drove there to "surprise" them. They also communicate poorly with each other. Nobody knows what anyone else is doing there. They do not show up to do work when they said they would be here, Conversely, they would also call last minute to come and resolve something when we were not home and the doors were locked. I spoke with another customer of theirs and she advised me to, "stay on top of them all of the time. It is the only way they will get it done." She was correct. I then hounded them all of the time. This was six months after we signed our contract, so it was not like I hounded them from the first day. I received a bill from their electrical contractor because they were 45 days past due on it. When I asked the pool company about it, I was told that they were waiting on my next payment, a payment that was not due until everything was completed and inspected. So how is that my fault or issue? They "finished" in early August. That said, one of their employees noticed in early December (when the heater was not working) that there were no spa jet inserts installed. They brought out two sets of jet inserts over the next few weeks and neither were the correct part! They are a quite friendly group, but are clearly mismanaged, communicate with their customers poorly, as well as within their own company, and you better plan on hounding them if you want the job finished. I also have to wonder about their finances since they do not pay their bills on time. I would have gone in a different direction had I known this ahead of time. Be careful! Update 3 days later: Had a warning on my phone app about the pool. Went outside to see that the water was down about 14" and no water in the spa. The PVC on the spa blower had broken and the blower was on the ground. Explains why there was no water...all lost out the pipe. I was told by one employee last month (his first time there) that the blower should be mounted to the house and was surprised that it passed inspection without it being attached. I asked the supervisor about this and his response was, "he (the other employee) doesn't;t know what he is talking about." Well, if it had been attached to the house, it probably would not have broken off and I wouldn't need to call someone reliable to come fix this whole issue. Still waiting to see if this did any damage to the pool pump. If the pump is damaged because it was running without water, etc., Perfect Pools will be facing more legal issues. I contacted the owner and supervisor this morning at 8:45...no response nine hours later.

★★★★★ Google · September 19, 2024

We are so pleased with our new pool and spa combo from Perfect Pools. It is just beautiful and we love the sound of the waterfalls from the pool and spa. From start to finish, everything was done in about 9 weeks. Everyone is so nice to work with and they return text questions quickly. We would highly recommend this pool company.

★☆☆☆☆ Google · May 15, 2025

Warning: Avoid This Company at All Costs I’m a veteran and first responder who signed a contract with Perfect Pools in August 2023, hoping to get a pool installed for rehab after an injury I sustained during deployment. I was told we’d be swimming by Spring 2024. Fast forward to May 2025, and I’ve had enough. After months of delays, inspection failures, and complete lack of communication, I’ve decided to hire someone else to finish the job. The first red flag was when it took them 6 months to get the permits approved, but we gave them the benefit of the doubt. Then, they got the design wrong, and it’s still wrong. On top of that, we paid a full draw for a screen enclosure and a new elite roof, but didn’t receive the new roof, and they still insisted we pay the full amount. Against my better judgment, we did, with the promise of a credit at the end of the project which never came. After numerous requests, I finally had a meeting with one of the owners in February to discuss finishing the job. He assured me it would take one month to complete, so I allowed two months. Well, those two months passed, and the project was still not finished. To add insult to injury, I found out they sponsored a bikini competition in April 2025 but couldn’t finish my pool. Clearly, their priorities are elsewhere. This company has given me nothing but frustration, disappointment, and a not so perfect pool. Do yourself a favor and stay far away from them. I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone.

★★★★★ Google · January 8, 2024

We had a wonderful pool build from the team at perfect pool, we were concerned with our awkward piece of land but the design team came up with a plan and delivered a fantastic design. Good quality job with many wonderful memories to come….thank you

★☆☆☆☆ Google · February 27, 2025

I am a disabled veteran who had a pool built by Perfect Pools. Although I am happy with the end result, I am not pleased with the process of having the pool built by them. We signed our contract in June and we’re told we will be swimming by April. They told us they would break ground in September or the latest October but we didn’t see them until December after a repeatedly calling. They does a hole in my backyard for the pool, which sat there for 2 1/2 months before anyone came back out again after repeatedly calling. My wife and I have to repeatedly call their office to find out when someone was coming out to finish the started project. We will be told one thing and it would never come to fruition. After every stage was completed, he gave them a check for the amount due without any hassle. But when the final stage wasn’t nearly completed, they wanted a payment which we felt uncomfortable with giving them being that the work had not been completed. The owner came out one morning, walked in the backyard walked around the pool,looked at some things, and left The next thing we know we received a call saying that they were going to put a lien on our house for The final payment. We told her we had no problem paying all the money we’d already paid them. The remaining balance was less than $5000. We just wanted our pool completed. I am paralyzed as they promise to provide us with a pool chair because of all the delays we had to occur. After receiving a final payment, they ignored us about the pool chair and won’t answer any calls or return any calls just like we thought they would do. I don’t like giving people back reviews because I could be understanding about supply issues and time frames, but this was just poor service. Very poor customer service they did not hold up to their word. Instead of taking 6 to 7 months for our Poor to be completed it took twice as long. We had to cancel family functions that we have planned because of what they continue to tell us as a completion date like I said, and result was good, but the process was very frustrating And a professional. Good luck

What they build

Read off their own website. 18 also appear in their photographs.

Features

Visible in their photographs: Deck jets Visible in their photographs: Spa Visible in their photographs: Spillover spa

Materials and finishes

Visible in their photographs: Natural stone Visible in their photographs: Pebble finish Visible in their photographs: Plaster finish Visible in their photographs: Stamped concrete Visible in their photographs: Tiles Visible in their photographs: Travertine

Shapes

Visible in their photographs: Freeform Visible in their photographs: Geometric Visible in their photographs: Rectangular

About Perfect Pools of Central Florida

Perfect Pools of Central Florida: 3.8 on Google from 17 reviews. Customers praise the finished pools and the price, and report delays and unanswered calls.

Who they are

Perfect Pools of Central Florida works from Griffin Road in Leesburg, Lake County. Their Florida contractor license, CPC1460352, is on record and current — it does not appear on their own website, so ask for it and check it yourself. Their domain dates from 2020. They make no marketing claims at all: no awards, no warranty headline, no ranking. What their customers describe instead is a price proposition, and one reviewer puts it in as many words: do not get drawn in by the cheaper price. That is the frame for this profile — they appear to compete on cost, and the record shows what that costs you elsewhere.

What they build

New pool construction, renovation, repairs, spas and hot tubs, screen enclosures and outdoor living work. Six lines, and they publish a full set of twenty-four project photographs along with pool and spa package pages, last updated at the end of 2025. Packages and a keen price are a coherent offer, and for some buyers it is the right one: two customers describe finished pools they are genuinely pleased with, one a pool in The Villages and another a pool and spa combination with waterfalls they say they love. The finished article is not the problem here. They keep weekday hours and are closed at weekends.

Where they work

Leesburg and Lake County, and at least one customer's pool is in The Villages, so the reach extends north into Sumter and Marion. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is no documented town-by-town service area — Leesburg, Tavares, Eustis, Mount Dora, Clermont and The Villages is the sensible reading, and anything further worth confirming by phone. The most recent activity on their site shows in June.

What the record shows

Google has them at 3.8 from 17 reviews, about seven tenths below the 4.52 Florida average. Seventeen reviews is a small sample, so the number alone would be a weak signal — but this is the rare profile where the review text is far more informative than the score, because two separate complaint themes clear our reporting floor rather than one. Two customers describe delays, and two describe communication failures, and the accounts interlock: pools left unfinished, no handover session on how to operate the equipment, a week of unanswered attempts to reach the company, and several delays over the course of a build. Three customers do name the quality of what was built, and that matters — it is the same picture from the other side. The clearest statement of it comes from a customer who says plainly that they are happy with the end result but not with the process of getting there. That is the honest summary of this business: on the available evidence they build a decent pool for a keen price, and what you pay for it is the schedule and the silence. So the questions are specific and worth being firm about. Get a completion date in writing with a consequence if it slips. Get the payment schedule tied to stages of work rather than dates. Get a named contact and an agreed response time in writing. And ask, before you sign, whether a handover session on running the equipment is included — because two customers did not get one.

Quick Quote

Starts with Perfect Pools of Central Florida — Leesburg, Lake County. My project is somewhere else

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

Their work

19 photographs on record.

Photographs of Perfect Pools of Central Florida’s work, from their own website. They remain theirs.

Hours Closed now

Straight from their Google listing.

Monday
09:00-17:00
Tuesday
09:00-17:00
Wednesday
09:00-17:00
Thursday
09:00-17:00
Friday
09:00-17:00
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Questions homeowners ask

Answered from this record — not by the business.

What do the reviews actually say?

Google has them at 3.8 from 17 reviews, about seven tenths below the 4.52 Florida average. Unusually, two separate complaint themes clear our reporting floor: two customers describe delays and two describe communication failures. Three customers do name the quality of the finished build, and one says explicitly that they are happy with the result but not with the process.

So is the work good or not?

The finished pools appear to be fine — three customers name the build quality and two describe pools they love, including a pool and spa with waterfalls. What the record faults is everything around the building: the timetable, the responsiveness, and in two cases no handover session on how to operate the equipment.

Are they cheaper than other builders?

One customer says so directly, and warns against being drawn in by it. Their site also carries pool and spa package pages, which fits a firm competing on price. If cost is your priority they are worth a quote — go in knowing what the record says you may pay for it in time and communication.

How do I protect myself if I use them?

Four specific things, all in writing: a completion date with an agreed consequence if it slips; payments tied to stages of work completed rather than to dates; a named contact with an agreed response time; and confirmation that a handover session on running the equipment is included. Two customers did not get that last one.

Where can I check their license?

Their license, CPC1460352, is on record with the state and current, but it does not appear on their own website — so ask for the number and check it yourself. They publish no warranty terms either, so get those in writing.

Sources

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

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