Adaptive Pools LLC

Who they are

Adaptive Pools works from SE Orchid Street in Stuart, Martin County. Their Florida contractor license, CPC1460896, was issued in February 2025 and is current — about eighteen months, which makes them one of the newest companies on this list. Their site was archived as early as 2023, so there may be a little history before the license; ask them. They make no marketing claims at all: no awards, no warranty headline, no ranking, nothing asserted that needed checking. A personal email address, one phone number, and hours from eight in the morning to seven at night on weekdays: this is two or three people, working long days.

What they build

The narrowest range on this list: new pool construction and outdoor living work. Nothing else — no renovation, no repairs, no service, no spas listed. They build a pool and the space around it. For a company eighteen months old that focus is sensible rather than limiting, but it does mean they are only relevant to you if you are starting from nothing. They publish two project photographs, which is the thinnest portfolio here and the single most useful thing to ask them to expand on before you go further.

Where they work

Stuart and Martin County. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is no documented service area — Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, Hobe Sound and the surrounding county is the sensible reading, and anything further worth confirming by phone. Their website has not changed since August last year and the most recent activity was in January, so confirm by phone that they are currently taking work rather than assuming it.

What the record shows

A clean 5.0 on Google from two reviews. Two is the smallest sample on this entire list and it needs saying plainly: two reviews are not a record. No theme reaches our reporting floor, nothing can be described as a pattern, and a perfect score from two customers tells you that both of them were happy and nothing whatsoever beyond that. Read the accounts, then, and take them for what they are — two people's descriptions rather than evidence about a company. Both are about effort. The first says the two men who did the work were the hardest working people the customer knows, and that they were on site working hours you do not see companies willing to work any more. The second describes the process from design to finish as professional and communicative, and the end result as making the customer beyond happy. Long days and staying in touch are what both accounts describe, and they match the published hours. There is nothing negative on record at all. Everything else here is an unknown rather than a concern: eighteen months of trading, two reviews, two photographs, no warranty terms published, and a website untouched for a year. None of that means anything is wrong — it means nothing has been tested yet. If the location suits you and you are building from scratch, the sensible approach is to ask for the address of every pool they have finished, which on this scale is a short and completely answerable question, and to get the warranty and the schedule in writing before anything is signed.