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Above the Florida average of 4.52, across 346 pool builders.
What each platform says, and whether they agree.
Above the Florida average of 4.52, across 346 pool builders.
Themes raised by more than one reviewer, in their own words.
No complaint theme was raised by more than one reviewer.
Where the work actually is, not just the office.
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Three independent records, and whether they're still active.
Last sign of life June 2026, from a new review.
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The best and the worst from each platform. Both, always.
In July 2025, my family and I began the process of building a pool. We met with several companies, both large, well-known builders and smaller local businesses. After carefully considering our options, we chose to move forward with Leo and Crystal Yards Pools, and we could not be happier with our decision. From the very beginning, Leo was incredibly helpful and took the time to answer all of our questions. He was involved throughout the entire process, from initial consultation to final completion. My wife and I had a vision for our dream backyard, and Leo brought it to life. During the design phase, he truly listened to our ideas and incorporated them seamlessly. He was never pushy and never tried to upsell unnecessary features or materials. As many people will tell you, building a pool can be a stressful experience. That held true for us when construction began in October 2025. However, Leo made the process as smooth and manageable as possible. He was always available to address any questions or concerns, and whenever minor issues came up, as they do with any project, he handled them promptly and professionally to keep everything on track. In addition to the pool, we also had landscaping, turf installation, and a driveway extension completed. One of the biggest advantages of working with Crystal Yards Pools was that they handled everything. Unlike other companies that require you to hire separate contractors, they truly are a one-stop shop, which made the entire process much easier and more efficient. Another major benefit was cost. Crystal Yards Pools came in lower than all the other companies we considered. When we compared estimates line by line, it was clear that Leo did not inflate material costs the way some competitors did. Our pool was completed in January 2026, and the final result exceeded our expectations. It turned out exactly how we envisioned. Even after completion, Leo remains available whenever we have questions or need assistance. It’s clear that he genuinely cares about his work and stands behind his company. I would absolutely recommend Crystal Yards Pools to anyone considering a pool project.
STONGLY recommend against use of Crystal Yards Pool Construction for any projects at your home. I hired Leo in February of this year and it has been a borderline disaster of a process. He started off strong, but I should have known something was wrong when he began asking for payments ahead of schedule. The demolition of my current surface went well, but as soon as that was done we started going weeks without any work being done and no communication from Leo. Texts and phone calls went unanswered for days and weeks on end. Workers would not show up when they were supposed to and then random guys would show up out of the blue and "work" for an hour and leave. Once the deck and resurface of the pool were completed, the work stopped for more than 2 weeks. The pump and filter system were not operable during this time so the pool filled with algae and the surface was damaged. There was also a leak in the skimmer that Leo installed. Once I got a different company to clean the pool, Leo returned to get the pump running. Unfortunately, the pump was installed improperly just to appease us by showing that it was running. It can not be controlled from our panel so it just runs 24/7. The pump system also has a leak in it so that air bubbles constantly filter through the system. We are now 4 months into a project that was quoted as 4-6 weeks and Leo has once again stopped responding to my requests. In addition to the job not being done properly or completely, Leo has now started to accuse me of being a non paying customer. I have copies of every invoice he has sent to me with accompanying payments in a timely manner. He stated that i have an invoice that is "3 weeks overdue". However, he is referring only to the final invoice which was sent to me on June 4th and has a due date of June 9th. Per our contract, this invoice is due upon completion of the job. It has become clear that Leo and Crystal Yards are behind on scheduling and behind financially. They are attempting to collect funds prior to their due dates so that they can keep jobs moving. I gave Leo every opportunity to finish the job and get my pool in good working order. This was met with excuse after excuse. He has refused until I give him more money. I am including photos of what my pool looked like when Leo walked away from the project. It was filled with algae. When I got it cleaned, the surface showed streak marks and blotches of discoloration. I have now had to hire a different company to finish this project. I highly recommend staying away from this company due to very poor communication, work ethic and shady business practices. **Update** Email from new pool company hired to fix all of the issues states: “Due to the valve that was left broken, the wrong pump being installed, and the poorly installed automation system, it is our recommendation to start from scratch to ensure everything will communicate and work from your phone app.” I have also attached the invoice from them for just under $9,000.
Leo and his team are knowledgeable and professional. We were so impressed with our pool and deck remodel, along with the customer service we received. Leo genuinely cares about his customers, even after the job is completed.
I interviewed 3 different pool companies to do our pool resurface, new coping, skimmer, pool light and tiles. We went with Crystal Yards and couldn’t be happier. They did what they said they were going to do…hard to find these days! They were onsite everyday and cleaned up before they left every afternoon. Leo was great to work with. He kept us in the loop on our project every step of the way. At the end of the day the pool is beautiful! You can’t go wrong with Crystal Yards!!!
Leo and the team at Crystal Yards Pool Construction did a phenomenal job transforming our pool and back patio! What started out as a pool resurfacing turned into a larger project that included a spa build out, equipment upgrade (salt), resurfacing, tiling, and removing coping and replacing with travertine decking. We are very happy with how Leo and the team saw every detail through to the finish. They were committed to our complete satisfaction with the project. After meeting with several different pool reno companies and seeing various quotes, I can highly, highly recommend Leo and the team at Crystal Yards Pool Construction.
Leo did an amazing job. He really knew his stuff and had an answer for all of our concerns. Any changes we made he was very patient and worked with us. The whole experience was top-notch from start to finish.
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Crystal Yards of Palm Beach: licensed since 2022, 4.6 on Google from eleven reviews, commercial as well as residential, with one scathing account on record.
Crystal Yards works out of Camero Way West in Palm Beach, Palm Beach County. Their Florida contractor license, CPC1460030, was issued in September 2022 and is current — about four years, so a young company but past the first year or two. The domain was registered in 2023. They describe themselves as family owned and family run, which is their own account: ownership is not something the public record settles either way. In their reviews customers refer to the business as Crystal Yards Pool Construction, so expect that name on paperwork and on the truck.
A wide range for a four-year-old firm: new pool construction, renovation of existing pools, ongoing pool service, spas and hot tubs, water features, outdoor living work, and commercial pools alongside residential. Commercial capability is unusual on this list and worth noting, because it implies they are set up for specification and permitting work a purely residential builder may not handle. None of the seven lines has a page of its own. The weak point of the site is pictures: they publish almost no project photography, which for a builder is both the easiest thing to fix and the thing a customer most wants to see. Ask them to send photographs of recent finished jobs.
Palm Beach and Palm Beach County. They publish no pages for individual towns, so there is no documented service area — treat the Palm Beach area as the sensible assumption and confirm anything further north or west by phone. They keep weekday hours and are closed at weekends. The most recent activity on the site shows early summer, and the last page they actually changed was a privacy policy, which is housekeeping rather than active marketing. They list two email domains, one of which does not match the company name, so check you have the current address before sending anything important.
Google has them at 4.6 from 11 reviews, just above the 4.52 Florida average for the builders we hold. Eleven reviews is a small sample and the number should be read that way: it is a good sign rather than an established record. Three separate customers name their professionalism, which is the only theme clearing our floor, and the detailed positive accounts are the useful kind — one customer met several builders, large and small, before choosing them, and another describes a pool resurfacing and patio job that turned out well. Set against that, one customer's account is scathing: they describe hiring the company early in the year and the process being close to a disaster. That is one reviewer, so it does not meet our floor of two for reporting a recurring problem, and we are not going to present it as one. But on a sample of eleven, a single account that severe is a meaningful share of everything on record, and it would be dishonest to leave it out on a technicality. Read the two together: mostly happy customers, real praise for professionalism, and one job that went badly wrong. The questions that follow are the ordinary protective ones — a written schedule with dates, a written scope so the job cannot drift, and a clear answer on who supervises the site day to day. On eleven reviews, references from jobs the size of yours will tell you more than the rating does.
Starts with Crystal Yards LLC — Palm Beach, Palm Beach County. My project is somewhere else
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Google has them at 4.6 from 11 reviews, a little above the 4.52 Florida average. Three customers name their professionalism, and the detailed accounts include one customer who compared several builders before choosing them and another pleased with a resurfacing and patio job. One customer describes a job that went close to disastrously. That is a single account, so it is not a pattern — but on eleven reviews it is a meaningful share of the record.
It should make you specific rather than make the decision for you. One negative account does not meet our floor of two separate customers for reporting a recurring problem, and most of their customers rate them well. But eleven reviews is a small record, so protect yourself the ordinary way: a written schedule with dates, a written scope, and a named person supervising the site.
Their license, CPC1460030, was issued in September 2022 and is current — about four years — and the domain dates from 2023. Young, but past the first year or two.
Not really, on their site — they publish almost no project photography, which is the weakest part of this profile. Given a small review count, photographs and references matter more than usual here. Ask directly for pictures of recent finished jobs and for an address you can drive past.
Yes, alongside residential, which is unusual on this list. It suggests they are set up for the specification and permitting side that a purely residential builder may not handle. They also cover renovation, ongoing service, spas, water features and outdoor living.
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Record last refreshed September 2, 2026. Compiled from public records and their own website.
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| License record | the Florida DBPR license record |
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| Social profiles | their own website |
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