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All Seasons Pools

All Seasons Pools

📍 Sanford, FL
★ 4.3
300 Google reviews
4.7/10
2permits
1open now
Jul 2026updated
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Reviews

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Google
4.3 · 300
Yelp
2.3 · 66

Source: Google / SERP · Jul 2026.

How They Compare

Against typical Florida pool builders.

Google rating 4.3 (avg 4.4)
Permits on record 2
Years online

Reviews Worth Reading

Real quotes from public Google reviews — the praise and the critical, as posted.

★★★★★Andrew Bridges · Jun 2024Google

All Seasons has just been great. Our wonderful designer Andrea Rickheim was patient with all of our questions over a few months. She took the time to listen to our vision. She provided some recommendations from her experience, but wasnt pushy about using them. We are super pleased with our final design. Our assigned project manager Brian Curtis has just been super. Pool installation is a slightly nerving process, but Brian's friendly manner and informative explanations are reassuring. Also All seasons not only has assigned a personal project manager, but management has an open communication email chain that goes to 15+ people related to the project. I have had many many questions throughout the installation process. The answers have been almost immediate and thorough. Its clear Don Garden and Jon Prezleski are busy All seasons managers, but they always take the time to email or take a call as soon as i send a question. I was concerned about having a lot of strangers in my backyard for an extended period of time. Every crew has been great, very nice and professional. Jeff started off by rough framing the pool. That is when you can roughly see what the pool will look like. The plumbers (Logan & Trenton) were excellent. The guys that formed the pool (Carlos & Jose) were very nice and did a good job. Next the large gunite team shot the pool. This was really cool to watch. These guys are basically cement artists. Max and his tile team have been doing a great job. Just check out that glass infinity wall. The deck formers were done by a cement crew. Note these guys were nice and cleaned up after. Now we have Israel and his brother Louis putting in our pavers. These guys are good. We had a bit of a hiccup with the paving installation early on, but Domenic Reali (all seasons lead paver) quickly stepped in to address the issues. Looking forward to our screen enclosure soon. All seasons owns their our screen enclosure company which i understand helps a lot with potential issues and scheduling. Bobby (our main screen enclosure contact) has been to our site multiple times and has been very informative. Also of note, All Seasons told us they have been installing pools in 8 to 12 weeks. Our pool is decently complex and i think we are still on track for that. These guys appear to be doing everything they can to provide us a quality pool in a reasonable timeframe. I've heard friend complain that there pool installation took 6 to 8 months. Typically they say something like " the pool company dug a hole and we have seen them for a month." Anyway All seasons has had workers out here every week since they broke ground. So i keep saying how nice and professional everyone is, but that has been my experience. Good Luck!!!

★★★★★Sandra P · Oct 2025Google

We chose All Seasons Pools after thoroughly researching pool companies and speaking with other pool owners. This was our first time building a gunite pool, so we wanted to make sure we partnered with the right team—and we are so glad we did! From the start, Robert was incredibly helpful in guiding us through the design process. I changed my mind on the design several times but Robert was patient and collaborative, helping us land on a design we love. Our backyard has a significant slope, which limits how far out we could go without needing a costly retaining wall. Robert worked within those constraints to maximize our pool size and create the best layout possible for our space and our budget. Before construction began, the existing enclosure was removed to make room for a larger one to surround the pool and spa addition. Every crew member involved in the build was professional, polite, and friendly—from the excavation team to the plumbers, electricians, steel and gunite crew, paver and coping crew, plaster team and the crew that put up the new screen enclosure. They made what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and manageable. We observed the whole pool building process from beginning to end and could see that we had a quality product. Dominic, our project manager, was outstanding. He visited the site regularly and made sure that everyone involved stayed on schedule. In the case of delays, he kept us informed every step of the way and was quick to respond whenever we had questions or concerns. His communication made a huge difference. We felt confident with Dominic as our project manager. Emilee was the construction scheduler and did a great job of keeping us abreast of the schedule and let us know of any changes. Designing and building a pool is both exciting and a little overwhelming. There are so many decisions to make—step placement, benches, sun ledge, spa location, tile color, decking, plaster, and more. I second-guessed myself more than once, but Robert was always there as a sounding board, helping me visualize the result. I was having difficulty deciding on whether to add mosaic turtles. After talking to Robert, I selected three that are swimming away from the sun ledge and they look beautiful, and I absolutely love them! Now that the pool is complete—we are beyond thrilled! We absolutely love our pool. Just looking at it makes us happy, and swimming in it is even better. If you are considering building a pool, we highly recommend All Seasons Pools. Their team is knowledgeable, responsive, and committed to quality. We could not be happier with our experience and the beautiful pool they built for us.

★★★★★Scott Gardner · Sep 2025Google

This is the second pool contractor I've worked with and hands down the best experience ever!! I can't say enough about the 16 people that were part of this project and every one of them came through with flying colors. I would like to especially say thank you to my sale rep David Colby he was the front man and was not only a great and knowledgeable sales person he was low key and absolutely a no pressure guy and has become what we would consider a friend. 2nd would be Dominick our project manager and just a down to earth guy who was one of the best project manager on all levels to work with, this man never missed a beat and like the rest of the all seasons team went above and beyond to make sure we were updated and more important always followed up on all of our questions and concerns, Next would be Emilee our project scheduler who always made sure we knew exactly when and what stage our project was in and what we could expect next. Then there's Mailynn, what a sweetheart she was the cap of the project she oversees not only getting our pool open but goes beyond the call of duty to answer any questions and and concerns and has made our final stage of enjoying our dream after months of work on all peoples parts. They told us 10 weeks they finished in 9 and there's no words to say how pleased we are! It turned out incredible !!!! Thanks All Season!

★★★★★Cate Demarest · Nov 2025Google

I started looking for a Swimming Pool Contractor in December of 2024. Of all of the Contractors I contacted, I hired All Seasons Pools in January of 2025 and I'm really glad that I did. The first thing that impressed me was their quick response when I first requested a quote on their website. I received a call back that same afternoon from Tom Bell. Tom is the Senior Design Consultant that worked with me throughout the entire project. He helped us design our pool, he took care of all of the paperwork, permits, etc. I was amazed at how fast it went. Everything went so smoothly, and we were ready to break ground the first week of February. Communication was the best! They have a website that we used to keep track of the timeline of the project and to communicate back and forth. They really worked well on my project. It was actually quite interesting to watch them build it. They had a team for each step of the project. And it was non-stop. They started the digging the 1st week of February and we were swimming in our new pool the 1st week of April. I'm so pleased with our new pool, and our grandkids are too. I would definitely recommend All Seasons Pools to anyone that is looking for a Swimming Pool Contractor. Thank you all so much!

★☆☆☆☆Lexie Lewis · Jan 2018Google

Warning: Do not go with All Seasons Pools. We went with them, even though they were more expensive, because they were a bigger company and told us they didn't hire contractors so it would be done quickly. However, it has been nothing but problems from the start. They told us the city was taking too long on the permits so we had to wait two months to start. Then people came to work on the pool at a rate of one person every week and a half. Then there was a hold up because they couldn't get ahold of their contractor. Contractor? Oh yeah that's right they do hire them. That was when the first lie came to light. Then the plumber was too busy and we had to wait three weeks to get on that schedule. Meanwhile we have a pool shell sitting in our yard and days are just passing. After many many ignored emails we were finally told they were going to make it right and put us as priority and promised a completion date of 10/10. The plumber finally shows up and thank god we were home because he goes to start putting in the equipment in the wrong place. My husband goes to investigate and long story short the reason the permit took so long was it was rejected because the plans were wrong. Instead of telling us they unilaterally made changes and moved the pool pump to in front of my shed doors on top of the sewer line. Plumber is like it can't go here. We are like it can't go here. So off they went. Made some calls and found out about them lying about the permit and changing the plans. When the rejection notice was sent it had specific instructions on how to fix the problem, but they ignored that and just moved everything without our knowledge or consent. That was weeks ago. Again numerous emails ignored until finally they said they would make it right and meet the 10/10 completion date. No more communication after that until yesterday when I lost it and sent an angry email. Now the story is they got the pump issues fixed, but the plumber is booked for another couple weeks. So here's another two lies, that it would be completed by 10/10 and we would be made a priority. It is now 10/12 and I've had to fight every single step to get information. We signed the contract in May. It will be at least another 2-3 weeks until the pool is done IF (and after everything that's happened I don't believe they will) work daily on the pool. They have a lien on our house, took our money, and are doing nothing. We saved for four years to build our pool and this has been the biggest nightmare. So please, save yourself and go with a different company. UPDATE: 1/27/18 - They put the wrong pool equipment in and had to come replace it. When doing so they damaged my exterior wall, then asked me to provide paint to fix it. Also, when putting in the new equipment they blew out the LED sheer waterfall. That had to be replaced. The new one is not nearly as bright and looks cheap. Now, after the fix, the transformer makes a loud popping noise when you turn the pool lights on. They also had our plans wrong and mistakenly put that we did not want electrical run to the fan beams we paid extra for. That was eventually fixed. Our super was fired and new guy was assigned. He was rude. I never saw him on site and he never introduced himself. We set up an appointment for a punch walk with the new super. He was a no show. Set up a second appointment (taking off work) and he was a no show again. Sent an email and suddenly get a call from super #3. Apparently we have another new super and a third appointment for a punch walk on Monday. So basically it's now just about February 2018 and we signed in May 2017. The employees think its a joke with one telling me "I'm sorry you are so doom and gloom, I hope you can find happiness in your life." That was her response when I complained about the horrible service. Do not use them!

★☆☆☆☆Kevin Spurlock · Aug 2018Google

After reading the reviews (after I signed with ASP), I was hoping I would be one of the ones that could give this company a 5 star rating instead of the 1 star version, unfortunately, that is not the case. Like many others, I chose All Seasons Pools not because they were the cheapest pool builders around but because their reputation for quality workmanship put them at the top of the industry. If they are one of the best out there, then this industry is truly in a sad state! We signed our contract with ASP in December of 2017, our Sales Rep Debra walked us through all of the bells and whistles and designed a pool for us that looked fantastic. We were told to expect a possible delay because Brevard county can take awhile to approve permits, at no time were we informed that ASP themselves were horribly behind schedule because they were inundated and short-staffed. The permits were approved in February, a perfect time to get the project started as the weather was dry and conditions were ideal! February came and went and so did March, other than a cursory note about our job being on the schedule, we heard from no one during that time, remember we signed in December! They finally broke ground in early April, dug a hole, built the shell....that's where we are now, it's late May and we have a shell that's full of rainwater, frogs and mosquitoes and no sign of when anyone is going to show up to move this project forward! It is now the rainy season and the delays will undoubtedly continue with the bad weather ahead, it looks like it will be late in the fall before we're doing any swimming...I honestly believe that some of these "positive" reviews are plants from employees to generate business. I find it hard to believe that one group of customers can have such a "wonderful" experience with the same company in dealing with right now... there is absolutely no excuse for such horrible service! Update*** Now in June, it took 5 weeks for the plumbers to show up to do a job that took 6 hours...6 HOURS! Tile is supposed to be done next but I've been told that they are behind so electrical will be next.... in 2 weeks! I'm done with these people! Update - 07/18/18*** Still not completed...electrical has been done, forms have been laid out for the decking - incorrectly - my wife has had the phone hung up on her by our project manager and we're still looking at bare ground and a concrete shell full of mosquitoes! One of the worst decisions I have ever made was going with this company! Update - 08/04/18***Changes have been made! I've written letters, I've voiced my concerns and they have responded! The new people I'm dealing with are definitely a cut above the previous project manager in that they let me know everything that is scheduled and exactly when it will happen. I'm going to let everyone who is reading this know...all of these contractors are dealing with the same issues - there's a shortage of workers for the work that is out there - my complaint is that if Allseasons would let us know in advance that this is what they're up against I won't run to some other company hoping for a miracle! If it's going to take 8 months then tell me it's going to take 8 months! I can handle that much better than the stress and disappointment I have felt going through this process. Decking has been poured and it is really coming together now! Update ***Day 231*** After 2 weeks of no shows the screening crew finally showed up... they worked for about 4 hours and left for the day with the screening about 90% done ... no words left, just finish the project.

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Standing & Verification

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Actively permittingRecent permits on file in Sanford
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Licensed contractorFL DBPR record confirmed · CPC019022
— Not active

Sources: City of Orlando open data · Google (reviews) · Wayback Machine · FL DBPR · Sunbiz

Permit Track Record

Built from the City of Orlando's official open permit records — refreshed on a schedule and matched to this builder's DBPR license.

2permits on record
1peak pools/yr
$86,000avg pool value
Pools permitted per year
2026: 1 pool
1
2026
What they pull permits for
50%
Pools 50%
Other work

Source: City of Orlando open permit data · verified Jul 2026. Found a mistake?

Recent Permits

Pulled from permit history — proof of active, valued work.

2026-06 Pool 3708 P****** LN Open

Source: City of Sanford Open Data. Found a mistake?

Current Workload

Open permits right now — how busy they are.

1open permits

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License & Credentials

Florida state contractor license & scope of work.

⚠ License on file
License #
CPC019022
Type
Certified Pool/Spa Contractor
Status
Delinquent
Qualifier
Robert F Herrold

Scope of work & exact number verified on FL DBPR.

Ownership

RF
Robert F Herrold
Owner / license qualifier · FL DBPR

Confirmed on FL DBPR

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About All Seasons Pools

All Seasons Pools is a Florida pool builder based in Sanford with a documented permit record on public record — an active, verifiable operator whose track record shows in the data, not just the marketing.

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Company Snapshot

All Seasons Pools' state license, CPC019022 — held by qualifying contractor Robert F. Herrold — is the one in this batch worth double-checking directly with the state: the DBPR extract lists its status as delinquent rather than active, and that could not be independently verified as current. The company is based in Sanford.

Specialties & Service Area

All Seasons has an extensive permit history — heavily concentrated in Lake Nona-area neighborhoods, led by Lake Nona Central (31), Randal Park (30), and Florida Center (27). The permit mix is dominated by pool work alongside a large volume of roofing, alteration, and addition permits, suggesting a company that also handles broader outdoor-living and structural work beyond the pool itself.

What Customers Say

All Seasons carries a mixed 4.3-star average from a substantial 300 Google reviews (with a much lower 2.3-star Yelp average from 66 reviews, and a stronger 4.7 from 27 Facebook reviews). There's a clear pattern by date in the detailed reviews available: the positive, detailed accounts are concentrated in 2024 and 2025, consistently naming a large internal team — designers, project managers, and schedulers — and describing builds completed on or near their promised 8-to-12-week timeline. The negative reviews, by contrast, cluster earlier, mostly 2017 through 2020, and describe a very different experience: multi-month and in some cases multi-year delays, stretches of weeks with no workers on site, unreturned calls, and in a few cases construction debris and safety issues left in customers' yards. Several of these older reviews include months of follow-up updates documenting the same unresolved problems.

Credentials & Recognition

FSPA/PHTA certifications & awards when on file.

CPC · top FL pool credential FL State Licensed

FSPA membership · PHTA/CPO · manufacturer certs surfaced when present.

All Seasons Pools — Frequently Asked Questions

Answered from public records.

Is All Seasons Pools a licensed and insured pool builder?

All Seasons Pools holds a Florida state contractor license (CPC019022) verified against FL DBPR. Always confirm current licensure and proof of insurance in writing before signing.

How long has All Seasons Pools been building pools?

Public records show a documented permit history on file.

What areas does All Seasons Pools serve?

Based on permit records, All Seasons Pools builds across Seminole County.

How do I verify a pool builder before hiring?

Check: (1) active FL license on DBPR, (2) real permit history with the county, (3) genuine reviews across platforms, (4) fair pricing. This profile gathers all four from public records.

Does All Seasons Pools assign a dedicated project manager to each build?

One detailed review described being assigned a personal project manager plus access to an open email chain with 15+ company staff throughout the build, allowing frequent direct questions during construction.

Which neighborhoods has All Seasons Pools built in the most?

Its a permit history is concentrated in Lake Nona Central, Randal Park, and Florida Center, with further work in Northlake Park at Lake Nona, Lake Nona South, and College Park.

What's a recurring complaint pattern worth knowing about All Seasons Pools?

Rudeness is the most frequently flagged theme in its negative reviews, raised independently by more than one reviewer, alongside occasional complaints about subcontracted crews and permit-timeline delays — worth weighing against its strong marks for crew quality, design, and on-time delivery in the majority of reviews.

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Sources & Verification

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City of Orlando open data · Google (reviews) · Wayback Machine · FL DBPR · Sunbiz