We have been in operation in the beautiful state of Florida for more than 15 years.

Absolutely, we are a licensed and bonded contractor, fully authorized to operate in Florida. Our license number for both commercial and residential projects is #SCC131150747. Being licensed and bonded ensures that we meet the state's regulatory requirements and provide reliable services to our clients. It gives you peace of mind knowing that you are working with a reputable and trustworthy contractor with the necessary expertise and qualifications for your project.

Although we don't directly provide financing options, we have established partnerships with reputable third-party vendors capable of offering financing solutions for your pool and/or spa project. These esteemed vendors include HFS, LightStream, and Lyon Financial. They can assist you in securing the necessary financial support to bring your dream pool or spa project to life. For further details and to explore financing opportunities, visit our financing page, where you'll find more information about the available financing options and how to apply. We strive to ensure that our customers have access to flexible and suitable financing plans that align with their specific needs and budgetary considerations.

Premium Platinum Pools & Spas takes full responsibility for all our actions throughout the pool and spa installation process. However, it is important for our valued customers to be aware that during the construction phase, your yard will undergo significant transformation and will resemble a construction site. We aim to be transparent about this aspect to ensure there are no surprises, and we make every effort to minimize any inconvenience caused during the construction period. Rest assured, once the project is completed, you'll have a beautiful and fully functional pool or spa that will bring joy and relaxation to your home. Our team is dedicated to delivering high-quality workmanship and providing you with an exceptional pool or spa experience.

Before installation, consider factors such as budget, available space, local regulations, desired features, and long-term maintenance costs.

Yes, most regions require permits for pool and spa installations. Check with your local government or building department for specific regulations.

The choice depends on your budget, space availability, and aesthetic preferences. In-ground pools offer a more permanent and integrated look, while above-ground options are generally more cost-effective and easier to install.

Installation times can vary based on the complexity of the project, but a typical residential pool or spa installation may take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.

While some people attempt DIY installations, hiring a reputable professional is recommended to ensure proper construction, adherence to building codes, and long-term durability.

The depth and size depend on your intended use, local regulations, and available space. Consider factors like swimming activities, safety, and landscaping when determining the ideal size.

Yes, many custom features are available, such as waterfalls, LED lighting, heating systems, and spa jets. Discuss your preferences with the pool construction company.

Regularly test and balance the water's pH and chlorine levels. Skim the surface, clean filters, and vacuum the pool or spa regularly to keep it clean.

Pools and spas should be cleaned weekly or more frequently during heavy usage periods. Drains and skimmers may need more frequent attention.

Yes, you can keep your pool or spa open year-round, but in colder climates, you'll need a heater to maintain a comfortable water temperature during colder months.

It's recommended to change the water in your spa every 3 to 4 months, depending on usage and water quality.

In Florida, it is crucial to adhere to state-specific safety regulations. Under the Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (Chapter 515, Florida Statutes), all outdoor swimming pools must have a 4-foot fence or another barrier around the outer perimeter of the pool, with no gaps in coverage. The barrier must also be sufficiently away from the pool's edge so a child who penetrates the barrier or fence does not immediately fall into the pool.

Yes, in Florida, it is mandatory to comply with the Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, which outlines requirements for pool barriers and other safety features. This includes having a 4-foot fence or barrier with no gaps around the pool's outer perimeter.

In addition to general safety practices, if you live in Florida, it is essential to install a fence or barrier that meets the state's guidelines. This barrier should be at least 4-feet tall with no gaps in coverage and placed at a safe distance from the pool's edge to prevent immediate access for young children.

While pool or spa covers are beneficial for safety and energy efficiency in any location, they become even more crucial in Florida due to the specific regulations. Although the state emphasizes the importance of a pool barrier, covers can offer an extra layer of protection and reduce the risk of accidents.

Building a commercial pool or spa involves obtaining various permits and adhering to strict regulations. These requirements vary by location and may include zoning permits, health department approvals, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and adherence to pool safety codes.

When designing a commercial pool or spa, factors such as size, layout, and circulation systems must be carefully considered to handle the capacity of users. Working with experienced pool designers and engineers is essential to ensure the facility can handle high traffic efficiently.

Commercial pools and spas must meet stringent safety requirements. This may include installing multiple safety features, such as high-quality fences, self-closing gates, lifeguard stations, and compliant anti-entrapment drain covers. Additionally, training staff in lifesaving techniques and first aid is essential.

Proper maintenance is crucial to keep water clean and safe for users. Regular testing and balancing of chemicals, frequent cleaning and filtration, and diligent monitoring of water quality are essential for commercial pool and spa operations.

Yes, commercial pools and spas can be equipped with various features to enhance the user experience. Consider adding water features like slides, fountains, or waterfalls, as well as lighting systems, comfortable seating areas, and accessible entry points to cater to diverse clientele.