Fox Bro’s Pools

Who they are

Fox Bro's Pools builds pools out of Longwood, in Seminole County north of Orlando. Their Florida certified pool contractor license, CPC1458233, has been on record since April 2012 and shows current — fourteen years. The domain dates from May 2020 and the site was being archived by late 2021, so the web presence is newer than the business. They describe the company as family owned and family run; neither is something a public register settles either way.

What they build

Seven service lines: new pool construction, renovation, repairs, weekly service, spas and hot tubs, water features and outdoor living — the full range rather than construction with a service desk attached. Twenty-four finished projects are on show, a proper gallery and enough to judge the standard of finish by eye before calling anyone.

Where they work

Longwood is the licensed base, in Seminole County. They publish pages for fifteen places across Central Florida — Apopka, Clermont, Davenport, Lake Mary, Longwood, Minneola, Mount Dora, Ocoee, Oviedo, Sanford, St. Cloud, Windermere, Winter Garden, Winter Park and Winter Springs. Read that as where they will travel rather than as evidence of work done in each, because those pages are near-copies of one another rather than written about the individual towns. Seminole, Orange, Lake and Osceola counties are a reasonable range. One local number and one email address are published, and the office keeps weekday hours, 9am until 5pm.

What the record shows

Two hundred and eleven people have reviewed them on Google and not one of them marked the company down. That is the strongest record on this entire list, and the count is the whole point: unanimous approval across a dozen reviews means very little, while unanimous approval across two hundred and eleven means a very large number of finished pools with not a single customer going public unhappy. Nominally it puts them 0.48 above the 4.52 Florida average, and the comparison understates it — almost every company with this many reviews has collected a few poor ones. Nine reviewers name the crew's professionalism specifically and three the timekeeping, and no complaint theme was raised by even two separate customers. The one honest caveat applies to any unbroken record: it cannot show you how they handle a job that goes wrong, because on this evidence very few have. Ask anyway, and ask for a reference from a build finished ten years ago — the license goes back to 2012, so there should be one.