Professional Aquatic Services, INC.

Professional Aquatic Services, INC. is a pool contractor founded in 1996 operating in Central Florida. The company lists its primary services as pool resurfacing, pool repair, pool renovation, and pool equipment installation and repair. Based in Central Florida, their listed service area covers eleven specific municipalities: Sanford, Apopka, Debary, Longwood, Lake Mary, Oviedo, Windermere, Winter Garden, Winter Park, Winter Springs, and Orlando.

Scope of listed services

The company's catalog divides across structural surface work and pool machinery. Their ten listed services include:

• Surface and structural work: Pool resurfacing, pool repair, and pool renovation.
• Mechanical repairs: Pool pump repair, pool heater repair, and pool equipment repair.
• System installations and technology: Pool equipment installation, pool lighting solutions, pool salt water systems, and pool automation systems.

When planning pool renovations, pairing surface refinishing with equipment updates is common. Resurfacing renews the interior plaster or finish layer, but older pools often require matching plumbing adjustments, new circulation pumps, or sanitation upgrades at the same time. If a single contractor handles both shell resurfacing and equipment installation, you can coordinate tasks like salt water conversions or digital automation without coordinating separate subcontractors for plumbing and electrical work. For general information on how interior plaster finishes, pebble aggregates, and overall renovation budgets compare, consult our guides on costs and finishes.

Certain pool specialties do not appear in the company's listed services. Specific line items such as waterline tile, stone coping, deck pavers, and water features are not explicitly itemized in their roster. If your project requires new perimeter tile, deck leveling, or paver sealing alongside an interior plaster resurfacing, ask during your initial consultation whether those tasks are handled by their crew or managed through third parties.

Florida licence details

In Florida, swimming pool trade work is regulated at the state level. Professional Aquatic Services, INC. is listed on the Florida public licence register under licence number CPC1459737.

According to state public records, this licence carries an expiration date of August 31, 2028. The state registry does not specify a separate licence class in this record beyond the CPC registration prefix and expiration date. Homeowners can check licence CPC1459737 directly on the State of Florida licence lookup portal to confirm its current registration and expiration date before contracting work.

To evaluate other licensed businesses operating across the state, you can browse licensed pool contractors in Florida or search the broader directory of pool resurfacers and builders.

Review metrics and feedback analysis

As of September 2, 2026, Professional Aquatic Services, INC. holds an average rating of 4.9 out of 5.0 stars from 734 Google reviews.

A volume of 734 reviews provides a broad pool of public homeowner feedback on Google. When evaluating reviews for a company that lists both mechanical repairs and structural resurfacing, filter the feedback by the specific type of project you plan:

• Equipment repairs vs. full renovations: Short service visits for pool pump repair or heater troubleshooting involve different scheduling, labor, and costs than complete resurfacing projects that keep a pool drained for multiple days.
• Automation and salt systems: Reviews mentioning pool automation systems or salt chlorine generators can show how the company handles setup, wiring, and homeowner orientation for electronic controls.
• Communication and timelines: Look for commentary detailing whether weather delays were communicated clearly during resurfacing and plaster application phases.

Questions for your project consultation

Given that their listed services include structural resurfacing along with equipment automation and repairs, here are specific questions to discuss during an on-site visit:

• Plaster curing and salt conversion: If you are adding a salt water system alongside pool resurfacing, how long must the new plaster surface cure before salt is added and the electrolytic cell is activated?
• Equipment integration: Will your existing filter and plumbing support upgrades to a variable-speed pump, pool heater, or automated control panel under the proposed scope?
• Permits and licence coverage: Will all required local municipal permits for electrical, heating, or structural work in your city be pulled directly under Florida licence CPC1459737?
• Drainage management: How many days will the pool remain drained during renovation, and what specific steps are taken to manage hydrostatic pressure during wet weather?
• Subcontracting boundaries: Does the company perform the plaster prep, bond coat, and surface application directly, or are any finish stages assigned to specialty plaster subcontractors?