Hackl Pool Construction Co

Who they are

Hackl Pool Construction works from Central Terrace in Lake Worth and has held Florida contractor license CPC057066 since March 1999 — twenty-seven years, one of the longest unbroken records on this list, and the strongest fact available about them. Their domain has been registered since 2000. They describe themselves as family owned; their own site claims both a second and a third generation in the business, which cannot both be the headline, so ask them who is running it now.

What they build

Custom residential pools and spas, renovation of existing pools, and water features. Their own headline is precise about it: custom residential, not commercial, not servicing. For a builder this long-established that focus is probably the point rather than a limitation.

Where they work

Lake Worth, in Palm Beach County. They publish no pages for surrounding towns, so the reach is undocumented. Before anything else, call them — their website was last changed in July 2022 and still carries a 2017 copyright, and the most recent customer review on record is from 2021. That combination does not prove a business has stopped; plenty of established builders let their website rot while the phone keeps ringing. But it does mean nothing published in the last four years confirms they are taking new work, and that is the first thing to establish.

What the record shows

This is where honesty matters more than a number. Google shows 5.0, and it shows it from three reviews. Three reviews is not a reputation — it is three people, and no average built on it can be compared meaningfully with the 4.52 across Florida's builders. What those reviews say is positive and specific: one customer describes a pool built quickly and professionally that has given no trouble in the nine years since. That is a useful thing to read, and it is one account. Nothing on the complaint side appears at all, which on three reviews tells you very little either way. They also describe themselves as an award winner, and nothing on their site names an award, a year or an awarding body, so there is nothing to check — give it no weight. The fair summary is a builder with a genuinely long license, a very thin public record, and a web presence that has not been touched in years. If they are still building, the license history is a real credential. Establish that first.