Always There Pools Inc

Who they are

Always There Pools works out of New Port Richey and holds Florida contractor license CPC1459872, current since March 2022. Their website followed in 2023. So this is a young company on paper, and the review record is short to match — twelve accounts. What those twelve describe is unusually consistent, and it is worth reading rather than counting.

What they build

New pool construction, renovation, repairs, servicing, spas, water features and outdoor living, and they publish a financing page — which is worth knowing if that matters to you, though it is not something we can verify the terms of. The repair and equipment side is the more visible half of this record. Several accounts describe pumps, heaters and electrical faults dealt with quickly, including two customers replacing equipment ruined in the 2024 hurricanes, one of whom uses their pool for physical therapy and had a heater found and installed straight away. One first-time pool owner describes a full build with every question answered and calls picked up throughout.

Where they work

New Port Richey and Pasco County. They carry a second number on a Tampa area code, so the reach may run further, but they publish no separate pages for individual towns and there is nothing documenting it — confirm your own address by phone. Their site was updated in June 2026.

What the record shows

Google has them at a flat 5.0 from twelve reviews. That is above the 4.52 average across Florida's builders, but twelve is a small enough base that the average itself carries little weight either way — a company can hold a perfect score on twelve reviews and still be an unknown quantity. There is no complaint on record from anyone, which on twelve reviews tells you very little. What is worth more than the score is the agreement between the accounts: six separate customers name their professionalism, and the recurring specifics are responsiveness and turning up — coming out the day after a call, working weekends to hit a deadline, answering the phone through a build. One customer says they cannot wait to build another with them. The honest reading is a company doing good work for a small number of customers, without enough history yet to say how it handles a problem years later. Two things follow from that, and neither is a criticism. Ask what the warranty covers and who honours it, and ask to see a pool they finished a couple of years ago rather than a recent one — with a record this short, seeing the work matters more than the rating does. They make no claim to be the best or the biggest anywhere on their site, which after a night of reading marketing copy is worth a mention in itself.