Freestyle Pools Inc

Who they are

Free Style Pools works out of East 13th Street in St Cloud and holds Florida contractor license CPC056828, current since February 1996 — thirty years. One thing to establish before anything else: nothing has changed on their site and no review has arrived since August 2023, which is three years. That is the longest silence on this list. A quiet business is not a closed one, but three years of nothing means you should confirm they are trading before you plan around them.

What they build

New pool construction, renovation, repairs, servicing, spas, water features, screen enclosures and outdoor living — one of the fullest service lists here, which is what thirty years of trading tends to produce. They publish a substantial set of photographs of their own work, and on a profile with only four reviews that gallery is the most useful evidence available: it lets you judge the finish directly rather than through somebody else's description.

Where they work

St Cloud and Osceola County. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is nothing documenting the reach — confirm your own address by phone, along with whether they are taking work at all.

What the record shows

Google has them at a flat 5.0 from four reviews. Four is far too few to support any conclusion — a perfect score on four reviews and a perfect score on four hundred are not the same claim, and only the second means anything against the 4.52 average across Florida's builders. So treat the rating as no evidence rather than as good evidence, and read what the accounts say instead. The most substantial of them is emphatic: a customer who says they researched every pool company in the area before choosing, and calls the result the best in Central Florida. That is one person's view, warmly held. No complaint appears from anyone, which on four reviews tells you essentially nothing either way. What this profile really comes down to is thirty years of continuous licensing, a full service list, a gallery of their own work — and almost no independent evidence about any of it, plus three years of silence. That combination is unusual and it is not damning; plenty of long-established builders never collected reviews and simply stopped updating a website. But it means everything you rely on will have to be verified by you. Ring first and confirm they are working. Then ask for addresses of pools they finished five and ten years ago rather than recent ones — with a license this old, how the work has aged is the question the review record cannot answer.