Florida Pools of Brevard LLC

Who they are

Florida Pools of Brevard works from Del Rio Way on Merritt Island, Brevard County. They are the newest company on this entire list: their Florida contractor license, CPC1461356, was issued in January 2026 — around seven months — and their domain was registered the same week. Their site was archived as early as 2024, so there may be trading history behind the name that the license date does not capture; ask them. They describe themselves as family-owned, which is their own account. Everything below should be read against that license date: seven months is not enough time to have a record, and the absence of one is not a fault.

What they build

New pool construction, renovation and resurfacing, spas and hot tubs, and outdoor living work. Four lines on paper — but the reviews show something the service list does not: one customer describes calling about a pool pump problem and having a technician out the same day to resolve it. So they clearly do service and repair work whether or not it is advertised, and if that is what you need, ask. They publish six project photographs, which for a seven-month-old company is a start rather than a portfolio. One practical note that matters: they publish no phone number at all, only an email address. For a builder, that is unusual, and if you need to reach somebody quickly it is worth establishing a number before you commit.

Where they work

Merritt Island and Brevard County. They publish no separate pages for individual towns, so there is no documented service area — Merritt Island, Cocoa, Rockledge, Cocoa Beach, Titusville and the Space Coast is the sensible reading, and anything further worth confirming. They are one of only a handful of builders on this list covering Brevard at all, which if you are on the Space Coast narrows the choice considerably and is the main reason to talk to them despite how new they are. They keep weekday hours and updated their home page in the spring.

What the record shows

A clean 5.0 on Google from nine reviews, close to half a point above the 4.52 Florida average, with no rating below top marks and nothing negative on record. Nine reviews is a very small sample, and from a company seven months old it is about as much as could exist — so read it as a promising start and nothing more. One theme clears our reporting floor, with four customers naming their professionalism. The two detailed accounts point in usefully different directions. One describes the whole experience from start to finish as professional and communicative, with attention to detail. The other is the pump call above: same-day response, a technician who was friendly and knowledgeable, problem resolved. Responsiveness, in other words, is what their customers keep describing, and for a new firm trying to build a reputation that is exactly what you would expect them to be good at. There is no complaint theme and nothing negative on record at all. The cautions are unavoidable rather than damning. A seven-month license has no renewal history and no way to show how the company behaves in year three. Nine reviews cannot show you how a job that goes wrong is handled. Six photographs is not a portfolio, no warranty terms are published, and there is no phone number on the site. Every one of those is answerable: ask for a number, the warranty in writing, addresses of finished jobs, and who honours the guarantee if the company is not trading in five years.