Ratings
What each platform says, and whether they agree.
5.00 / 5
2 reviews, across 1 platform
Above the Florida average of 4.52, across 346 pool builders.
6.3
FloridaPoolz Score
median 7.0
★ 5.0
2 reviews · 1 platform
1license
2018licensed since
2counties
What they build
Read off their own website.
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.
- Licensed
- since 2018
- Domain
- registered 2018
- Website
- archived since 2021
Active
Last sign of life August 2026, from a new review.
License
Straight from the state register.
CPC1459188
Certified Pool/Spa Contractor
- Status
- Current, Active
- Since
- 2018
- Expires
- August 31, 2028
- Qualifier
- Casey Clifford Watson
Reviews worth reading
The best and the worst from each platform. Both, always.
Sold me the right part to fix my broken Jandy pump. Pool pump runs wife is happy weekend saved. Thanks!!!
Austin did a fantastic job designing our pool. We had a lot of changes and challenges but he was able to design the perfect pool for our yard/house. We moved into our house in November and our pool was ready for a pool party in February! Amazing!
About Swimming Days
Learn everything about Swimming Days of DeLand — license CPC1459188, fiberglass pools, and what to ask! FloridaPoolz.
Who they are
Swimming Days works from Britting Drive in DeLand, Volusia County, on Florida pool contractor license CPC1459188 — current since November 2018. Their domain dates from June the same year. Their own headline names fiberglass, which is worth knowing up front: a moulded shell is a different build from a pool poured on site, with a shorter installation, a fixed range of shapes and its own repair path later. They also handle renovation, repair, servicing, screen enclosures, spas, water features and outdoor living — and, judging by one of their reviews, sell parts over the counter. 21 project photographs are published.
What the reviews say
Google has them at 5.0 from 2 reviews, which is not a rating and cannot be set against the Florida average of 4.52 across 346 builders.
The two are interesting for what they show about the business rather than its quality. One is from a customer who came in for a part to fix a broken pump and left with the right one — a counter sale, not a build. The other describes a pool designed through a lot of changes and challenges by a named member of staff.
Between them they suggest a firm that does everything from a two-dollar part to a full design, which is common for an established local business and means the public record undersells the work.
What they build
Fiberglass pool installation above all, plus renovation, repair, routine servicing, screen enclosures, spas, water features and outdoor living, from DeLand across Volusia County. Parts appear to be available too. They keep no separate town pages.
Before you sign
Confirm whether you are being quoted for a fiberglass shell or a pool poured on site, and price both if you have not decided. Ask who does the excavation and the decking, since shell installers often subcontract both. With a license from 2018 there are pools of theirs now seven years old — ask for one, and go and look at it, because that is the question two reviews cannot answer. Then scope and exclusions in writing, payments tied to inspected stages, and the insurance certificate.
Quick Quote
Starts with Swimming Days — Deland, Volusia County. My project is somewhere else
Questions homeowners ask
Answered from this record — not by the business.
Do they build fiberglass or concrete pools?
Their own headline names fiberglass. A moulded shell is a different build from a pool poured on site, with a shorter installation, a fixed range of shapes and its own repair path later. Confirm which you are being quoted for.
Are they licensed in Florida?
Yes. Florida pool contractor license CPC1459188 has been current since November 2018. Ask for the insurance certificate separately.
What does their 5.0 rating mean?
Little — it rests on two reviews. What the two do show is range: one is a customer buying the right part for a broken pump, the other a full pool design worked through a lot of changes. The public record undersells the business rather than describing it.
What reference should I ask for?
A pool they installed several years ago. The license runs from 2018, so seven-year-old examples exist, and how a shell looks at that age is what two reviews cannot tell you.
Sources
Record last refreshed September 2, 2026. Compiled from public records and their own website.
Show every source
| Fact | Source |
|---|---|
| The written profile | written for this record |
| Domain registration | the domain registry |
| Email address | their own website |
| Questions and answers | written for this record |
| First archived website | the Wayback Machine |
| Photographs | their own website |
| Geo | census-rooftop |
| Where they work | our analysis |
| Google rating | |
| License record | the Florida DBPR license record |
| Logo | their own website |
| Phone number | their own website |
| Summary | written for this record |
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8.1
FloridaPoolz Score
DBPR verified
Since 1995
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