All Natural Pool & Spa

Who they are

All Natural Pool & Spa works from Pine Knott Lane in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County. Their Florida contractor license, CPC1461271, was issued in October 2025 and is current — under a year, and it has not yet been through a renewal, which falls this month. Their domain, though, has been registered since 2010, so there is around fifteen years of trading behind a very new license. That combination usually means the entity changed rather than the business starting; ask them about it. They make no marketing claims at all — no awards, no warranty headline, no ranking — and use a long-standing email address rather than a new one, which fits the same picture.

What they build

New pool construction, repairs, ongoing pool service, and spas and hot tubs. Four lines, and the balance is worth noticing: three of the four are about keeping a pool running rather than building one. The reviews confirm it. One customer describes them coming out on a Saturday after a previous pool company had let the chemistry go and the water was turning green; another says accessories are reasonably priced and usually in stock, and praises the response times. Stock and Saturday callouts are the marks of a service business rather than a construction one. If you want a pool built from nothing, ask for references from new builds specifically. If you want somebody to look after a pool you already have, that is plainly what they do.

Where they work

West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is no documented service area — West Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach and the surrounding county is the sensible reading, and anything further worth confirming by phone. They keep weekday hours plus Saturdays until four, which for a service business is the part that matters — a pool going green does not wait for Monday. Their website has had no activity since 2023, so treat it as a placeholder and phone instead.

What the record shows

A clean 5.0 on Google from three reviews. Three is close to the smallest sample on this list and it cannot support a judgement: no theme reaches our reporting floor, nothing is a pattern, and a perfect score from three customers tells you those three were satisfied and nothing further. What the accounts describe is consistent though, and it is all about response rather than construction. The most useful one is the Saturday callout: a customer whose previous pool company had neglected the chemistry, with the water going green and growth starting, and this company turning out on a weekend to deal with it. Rescuing somebody else's neglected pool at the weekend is a specific and unglamorous kind of good service, and it is the sort of thing that gets a business referred. The other praises stock availability and response times. There is nothing negative on record at all. The cautions are the ordinary ones for a very new license and a very short record — under a year of certification, three reviews, three photographs, no published warranty terms, and a website last touched in 2023 — plus one specific to them: nothing on record describes a pool they built from scratch. So if you are building, ask for new-construction references and the warranty in writing. If you are hiring them to look after an existing pool, the record, thin as it is, points the right way.