Skip to content
FloridaPoolz

All American Pool Co., LLC

Jacksonville, Duval County

6.2
FloridaPoolz Score
median 7.0
★ 5.0 1 review · 1 platform
1license
2010licensed since
1county

Ratings

What each platform says, and whether they agree.

Google 5.0 · 1
5.00 / 5
1 review, across 1 platform

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

What they build

Read off their own website. 6 also appear in their photographs.

What they build

Equipment and systems

Smart controls

Materials and finishes

Visible in their photographs: Plaster finish Visible in their photographs: Tiles Visible in their photographs: Travertine

Shapes

Visible in their photographs: Rectangular

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 2010
Domain
registered 2025
Website
archived since 2016
Active

Last sign of life May 2026, from a change to their website.

License

Straight from the state register.

CPC1458039
Certified Pool/Spa Contractor
Status
Current, Active
Since
2010
Expires
August 31, 2028
Qualifier
Stephanie Mitchell Spiewak

About All American Pool Co., LLC

All American Pool Co. of Jacksonville: a Florida license held since 2010, but a single review with no written text — genuinely unknown rather than judged.

Who they are

All American Pool Co. works from Summerton Oaks Circle in Jacksonville, Duval County. Their Florida contractor license, CPC1458039, was issued in July 2010 and is current — sixteen years of unbroken certification, which is comfortably the strongest fact on this page. Their current domain was only registered in 2025, but their site was archived as early as 2016, so the business is considerably older than its present website. They make no marketing claims at all: no awards, no warranty headline, no ranking, nothing asserted that needed checking against the record. They publish no opening hours and use a general email address, so the phone is the practical way in.

What they build

New pool construction, renovation and resurfacing, repairs, ongoing pool service, spas and hot tubs. Six lines covering the whole life of a pool, which for a firm this size usually means the people who build it are the people who come back to it. They publish ten project photographs. Given how little the customer record says, those photographs and a site visit are the only real evidence available, so treat them as the starting point rather than a supplement.

Where they work

Jacksonville and Duval County. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is no documented service area — Jacksonville, the beaches, Orange Park and the surrounding area is the sensible reading, and anything further worth confirming by phone. They updated their home page in May, so the site is being tended even though it is recent. Jacksonville has fewer builders on this list than the Orlando and Tampa metros, which if you are there makes them worth a call despite everything below.

What the record shows

There is one review. A single five-star rating, and it carries no written text. That is the entire customer record for a company that has held a Florida contractor license since 2010, and it would be dishonest to build anything on it: no theme, no pattern, no account of a finished pool, no description of how they work, and no way to tell you what they were like to deal with. A perfect score from one silent rating is not a good record — it is the absence of a record, and those are different things. What is verifiable is genuinely reassuring as far as it goes. The license is sixteen years old and current, which no fly-by-night operation manages. Their web presence goes back to 2016. They make no claims we could catch them out on. They cover repairs and ongoing service as well as construction. And they publish ten photographs of finished work. That is a real foundation; it is simply not a customer record. So this profile is genuinely unknown rather than good or bad, and we would rather say that than let a 5.0 do work a single review cannot support. If you are in Jacksonville and considering them, everything has to come from the conversation: ask for the addresses of three pools completed in the last two years and go and look at them, ask for two customers you can telephone, and get the warranty in writing. A firm licensed for sixteen years should be able to answer all three easily — and if it cannot, that is the most informative thing you will learn.

Quick Quote

Starts with All American Pool Co., LLC — Jacksonville, Duval 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 Jacksonville area. Not to more than one at a time.

Questions homeowners ask

Answered from this record — not by the business.

What do the reviews actually say?

Nothing. There is one review — a single five-star rating with no written text. That is the whole customer record for a company licensed since 2010. A perfect score from one silent rating is not a good record; it is the absence of one, and we would rather say so than let the number do work it cannot support.

So are they any good?

Genuinely unknown, and that is the honest answer. What is verifiable is reassuring as far as it goes: a license held continuously since July 2010, a web presence going back to 2016, no marketing claims to catch them out on, and ten photographs of finished work. None of that tells you what they are like to deal with.

What should I ask before signing?

Three things, and a sixteen-year-old firm should answer all of them easily. The addresses of three pools completed in the last two years, so you can go and look. Two customers you can telephone. And the warranty terms in writing, since none are published. If any of those is difficult, that is the most informative thing you will learn.

Do they service pools as well as build them?

Yes — repairs and ongoing service are on their list alongside new construction, renovation and spas. For a firm this size that usually means the people who build your pool are the people who come back to it.

Why is their website so new if the license is from 2010?

The current domain was registered in 2025, but their site was archived as early as 2016, so the business is considerably older than its present website — a rebuild rather than a new company. They publish no opening hours, so phone to arrange anything.

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 Google
License record the Florida DBPR license record
Logo their own website
Phone number their own website
Summary written for this record
Social profiles their own website

Other pool builders nearby

Nearest first — the same town where we can, then the same county.

Is this your business? Claim this profile to correct it, add photos and reply to reviews — free.
Something wrong here? Tell us.