Pool resurfacing: licensed pool and spa contractors in Clearwater

The list below holds 13 businesses1 as pool and spa contractors for Clearwater, spread over 7 ZIP codes1, and each listed license is active in the DBPR file dated October 19, 20261. The most common listed type is Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) (7 businesses1), and the same file shows 109 businesses1 across Pinellas County, counting every postal city. Planning & Development Department2 is the permit office the cited source names for Clearwater; that office can say what a resurfacing job needs.

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Last reviewed October 18, 2026 against the cited sources. A guide, not legal, tax or engineering advice.

Updated . Sources

Listed licenses for pool and spa contractors with a ZIP code inside Clearwater

DBPR data as of .

License status can change after the date of the file. Re-check each license on DBPR before you hire, sign or pay.

Fixed order: license status, then the oldest first-issue date among the business's licenses, then name A to Z. Payment never changes this order. How we list pros

“License issued” is the year DBPR gives as the license's original licensure date, not the business's age.

  1. FC CONNECTIONS, LLC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) · license issued 1992
    License number
    CPC055616
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33763

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC055616, FC CONNECTIONS, LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: FC CONNECTIONS, LLC

  2. MR POOL OF PINELLAS INC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) · license issued 2000
    License number
    CPC057208
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33764

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC057208, MR POOL OF PINELLAS INC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: MR POOL OF PINELLAS INC

  3. TROPICAL POOLS AND PAVERS, LLC.

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class B (residential) · license issued 2001
    License number
    CPC057338
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33756

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC057338, TROPICAL POOLS AND PAVERS, LLC.

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: TROPICAL POOLS AND PAVERS, LLC.

  4. INTER COAST POOL AND DECK REFINISHING INC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) · license issued 2003
    License number
    CPC1456618
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33764

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1456618, INTER COAST POOL AND DECK REFINISHING INC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: INTER COAST POOL AND DECK REFINISHING INC

  5. POOLSIDE SPAS & POOLS LLC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) · license issued 2007
    License number
    CPC1457574
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33761

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1457574, POOLSIDE SPAS & POOLS LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: POOLSIDE SPAS & POOLS LLC

  6. H. E. FELDMAN & SONS, INC.

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class B (residential) · license issued 2012
    License number
    CPC1458244
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33761

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1458244, H. E. FELDMAN & SONS, INC.

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: H. E. FELDMAN & SONS, INC.

  7. FLORIDA POOL TECH, LLC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class B (residential) · license issued 2014
    License number
    CPC1458524
    Status
    Active
    Expires
    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) · license issued 2026
    License number
    CPC1461676
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33765

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1458524, FLORIDA POOL TECH, LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: FLORIDA POOL TECH, LLC

  8. J & E POOL INTERIOR LLC

    License type
    Swimming Pool Finishes Specialty Contractor · license issued 2019
    License number
    SCC131152203
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33756

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license SCC131152203, J & E POOL INTERIOR LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: J & E POOL INTERIOR LLC

  9. ISLANDWAY POOLS, LLC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) · license issued 2020
    License number
    CPC1459475
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33767

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1459475, ISLANDWAY POOLS, LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: ISLANDWAY POOLS, LLC

  10. BLUE AQUIFER POOLS AND SPAS LLC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class B (residential) · license issued 2021
    License number
    CPC1459653
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33764

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1459653, BLUE AQUIFER POOLS AND SPAS LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: BLUE AQUIFER POOLS AND SPAS LLC

  11. COAST TO COAST CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class B (residential) · license issued 2025
    License number
    CPC1461238
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33764

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1461238, COAST TO COAST CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: COAST TO COAST CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLC

  12. ALLURE POOLS LLC

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class B (residential) · license issued 2025
    License number
    CPC1461294
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33761

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1461294, ALLURE POOLS LLC

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: ALLURE POOLS LLC

  13. CHOICE CONSTRUCTION OF FLORIDA

    License type
    Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial) · license issued 2026
    License number
    CPC1461426
    Status
    Active
    Expires

    City and ZIP as published: Clearwater 33759

    License active per Florida DBPR records as of

    Verify on DBPR for license CPC1461426, CHOICE CONSTRUCTION OF FLORIDA

    Is this your business? Correct or remove it: CHOICE CONSTRUCTION OF FLORIDA

License types among these businesses

As of October 19, 2026

The licenses listed for the 13 businesses1 fall into the types below, counted per type. A business with more than one listed license type appears under each.

About Clearwater

As of October 19, 2026

Clearwater is in Pinellas County.

116,811 people3 live in Clearwater, by the Census Bureau's 2024 estimate.

Across Pinellas County, the same DBPR file shows a matching license that is active for 109 businesses1, counting every postal city in the county.

Not listed: 3 businesses1 with a registered license and a Clearwater mailing city, because the state file does not say where a registered license applies.

Before you resurface a pool in Clearwater

As of October 18, 2026

What we could check for Clearwater: permits, watering and pool water rules, tap water and housing. The table after this section repeats each fact in full, with its source.

The permit office

The office to ask about permits is the Planning & Development Department2. Fee schedule entry for a pool permit: 37 USD (above-ground swimming pool permit, all work involved)4. The cited fee schedule lists a pool permit fee of 200 USD (expired permit fee; may be refunded on final inspection)4. A pool permit fee on the schedule: 10 USD (city filing service fee for a notice of commencement, plus County Clerk charges)4. Fee schedule entry for a pool permit: 30 USD (extension of a permit expired 30 to 90 days)4. The permit source also lists this: Tax district CW, CWD or CWDO5. Another permit detail on file: Duke Energy No Conflict Letter5. A permit item the source calls out: Marked survey; clearing and grubbing permit for new slab5. From the cited permit material: Estimate excludes impact, fire, right-of-way, tree and clearing fees6. The permit source also lists this: Pool and deck over 12 in. above grade = principal structure7. Another permit detail on file: No $30 per-trade combination surcharge for pools4. A permit item the source calls out: 4-foot fence or wall may enclose a pool8. From the cited permit material: Safety Act form; ISR worksheet; NOC over $5,0002. The permit source also lists this: Pool follows district setbacks; equipment screened9. Another permit detail on file: Pool exempt from accessory size limit; enclosure not taller than house7. A permit item the source calls out: Repair/alter of a structure needs a permit; pool installation listed10. From the cited permit material: 3% of permit, plans and trades fees ($2 minimum)6. Whether a resurfacing job needs its own permit is a question for that office, since a cited page may be written for new pools or for building work in general.

District, watering and pool water rules

From the Southwest Florida Water Management District: Modified Phase III through 2027-03-3111. Draining or discharging pool water: 48 hours; chlorine 0.01 mg/L or less; pH 6.5-8.512.

The water source

Water source, per the cited report: About 60% city wells; remainder Pinellas County Utilities13. Part of the supply is bought from another utility, which reported average hardness of 217 ppm (mg/L)14. A billing item the utility lists: Sewer-only adjustment for pool or spa fill; request within 90 days15.

Housing in Clearwater

Homes in Clearwater have a median build year of 197816. Detached single-family houses in Clearwater: 38.1 percent of housing units16.

Clearwater: facts behind the pool notes

As of October 18, 2026

Verified facts only. Each one links to its source and shows the source's date.
FactValueSource
The City of Clearwater's Planning & Development Department takes pool and spa permit applications at 100 S. Myrtle Ave. The page says only licensed contractors can file pool and screen enclosure permits in the city's Accela system.Planning & Development Department[2] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Clearwater's building fee schedule lists a flat $37.00 for an above-ground swimming pool permit covering all work involved.37 USD (above-ground swimming pool permit, all work involved)[4] June 26, 2026
Clearwater's fee schedule charges $200.00 to holders of expired permits. The schedule says the fee may be refunded when all requirements to close out the permit through final inspection are completed.200 USD (expired permit fee; may be refunded on final inspection)[4] June 26, 2026
Clearwater's fee schedule lets the Building Official charge a $10.00 city filing service fee for a notice of commencement. The schedule says this is in addition to the County Clerk's charges.10 USD (city filing service fee for a notice of commencement, plus County Clerk charges)[4] June 26, 2026
Clearwater's fee schedule charges $30.00 to extend a permit that expired more than 30 but fewer than 90 days ago, and nothing if it expired under 30 days ago. Over 90 days, the fee is based on the value of the work left and is a new permit fee.30 USD (extension of a permit expired 30 to 90 days)[4] June 26, 2026
Clearwater's pool permit checklist tells applicants to confirm the property is inside the city by looking up the Current Tax District on the Pinellas County Property Appraiser site. The codes it lists as inside the city are CW, CWD and CWDO.Tax district CW, CWD or CWDO[5] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
For an in-ground pool or spa, Clearwater's homeowner checklist lists a No Conflict Letter from Duke Energy as a required item. The page says Duke may charge a small fee for the letter.Duke Energy No Conflict Letter[5] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
For a screen or pool enclosure, Clearwater asks for a marked copy of the property survey with the application. If the enclosure goes over an extended or newly poured slab, the page says a Land Clearing and Grubbing Permit is also required and three marked survey copies are needed.Marked survey; clearing and grubbing permit for new slab[5] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Clearwater's online Fee Estimator lists Pool - In Ground and Pool - Above Ground as permit types. Its disclaimer says the estimate leaves out impact fees, fire fees, right-of-way, tree removal and clearing and grubbing fees, some of which could be substantial.Estimate excludes impact, fire, right-of-way, tree and clearing fees[6] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Clearwater's Community Development Code classes a swimming pool and its deck that are 12 inches or less above grade as an accessory structure. Pools and decks more than 12 inches above grade count as a principal structure.Pool and deck over 12 in. above grade = principal structure[7] July 9, 2026
Clearwater adds $30.00 per trade or permit type to combination permits, but its fee schedule says there are no additional fees for swimming pools.No $30 per-trade combination surcharge for pools[4] June 26, 2026
Clearwater's fence rules say a swimming pool may be enclosed with a four-foot-high fence or wall. The same section requires fences and walls to respect the sight visibility triangle.4-foot fence or wall may enclose a pool[8] July 9, 2026
For a new in-ground pool or spa, Clearwater requires a Residential Swimming Pool, Spa or Hot Tub Safety Act form with the application, and an Impervious Surface Ratio worksheet. Contractors must file a Notice of Commencement if the contract is over $5,000.Safety Act form; ISR worksheet; NOC over $5,000[2] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Clearwater says swimming pools and screened pool enclosures must meet the setbacks of the zoning district for the principal use. Pool equipment not enclosed in a building is exempt from side and rear setbacks but must be screened from the public right-of-way and neighbors.Pool follows district setbacks; equipment screened[9] July 9, 2026
Clearwater's accessory-structure rules exempt swimming pools from the size limits that apply to other accessory structures. A screen enclosure around a pool is exempt from the maximum height limit but may not be taller than the main building.Pool exempt from accessory size limit; enclosure not taller than house[7] July 9, 2026
Clearwater's permit page says a permit is needed to repair or alter a building or structure. Its list of required permits names installation of swimming pools and spas.Repair/alter of a structure needs a permit; pool installation listed[10] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Clearwater's Fee Estimator adds a state fee for the Florida Building Commission and the Building Code Administration and Inspectors Board. The page gives it as 3% of the permit, plans and trades fees, with a $2 minimum.3% of permit, plans and trades fees ($2 minimum)[6] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
The Southwest Florida Water Management District extended its Modified Phase III "Extreme" water shortage order through March 31, 2027, and it covers all of Pinellas County. Lawn watering is limited to one day a week, and home car washing is allowed only on the watering day.Modified Phase III through 2027-03-31[11] September 22, 2026
Clearwater's page says a Modified Phase III (Extreme) water shortage is in effect through March 31, 2027. Established lawns may be watered once a week, on Wednesday for even addresses and Thursday for odd or no address.Modified Phase III through 2027-03-31[19] September 23, 2026
Pinellas County says to let pool water stand at least 48 hours so chlorine drops to 0.01 mg/L or less before draining. It also asks for a pH of 6.5 to 8.5 and discharge over vegetation.48 hours; chlorine 0.01 mg/L or less; pH 6.5-8.5[12] undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
Clearwater Public Utilities pumps about 60 percent of its water from city wells in the Floridan Aquifer and buys the rest from Pinellas County Utilities. Two city reverse osmosis plants remove hardness-causing salts.About 60% city wells; remainder Pinellas County Utilities[13] 2025
Pinellas County Utilities, which sells part of Clearwater's supply, reported average total hardness of 217 ppm in 2025, with a range of 189 to 244 ppm (11.1 to 14.3 grains per gallon).217 ppm (mg/L)[14] 2025
Clearwater's code allows a sewer service charge adjustment for an unusual circumstance such as filling a swimming pool or spa, as approved by the utility customer support manager. The customer must ask within 90 days, and it covers sewer charges, not water charges.Sewer-only adjustment for pool or spa fill; request within 90 days[15] April 6, 2026
The median year homes in Clearwater, FL were built is 1978 (ACS 2020-2024, B25035).1978[16] 2020-2024
About 38.1% of housing units in Clearwater, FL are detached single-family houses (ACS 2020-2024, B25024: 23,294 of 61,123 units).38.1 percent of housing units[16] 2020-2024

Before you hire

The licenses listed above are Florida pool and spa contractor licenses, or the swimming pool finishes specialty license. Resurfacing is not named in the license list we use, so ask the business to confirm in writing that resurfacing is within the scope of its license.

Then check the license number on the DBPR license search. We do not check insurance, bonding, past work or prices.

Questions people ask

How many pool and spa contractors can I find on the Clearwater page?

As of October 19, 2026

13 businesses1 are listed, found in 7 ZIP codes1. The DBPR file behind the list is dated October 19, 20261; every listed license is active in it.

Who qualifies for the Clearwater list?

As of October 19, 2026

The rules are plain: an active certified license in the DBPR file dated October 19, 20261, a business name on file, and a ZIP code inside Clearwater. Registered licenses stay off the list. One published order applies to every list, and a listing is not a recommendation. Read how we list pros for more. Left out: 3 businesses1 with a registered license and a Clearwater mailing city, since a registered license has no stated area in the state file.

Which office decides if a resurfacing job in Clearwater needs a permit?

As of October 18, 2026

Clearwater's permit office is listed as Planning & Development Department2. Confirm with the office whether resurfacing needs a permit before work starts.

What is the difference between a certified and a registered pool contractor?

As of October 19, 2026

Certified is one kind of state license, registered is the other. DBPR says a certified license allows work throughout the state 17. A registered license begins with a county or city license, and DBPR says it applies only there and in nearby places that accept it 17.

What is the difference between a Class A and a Class B pool license?

As of October 19, 2026

On DBPR's code list, Class A means commercial pool/spa contractor and Class B means residential 18.

What does a pool permit cost in Clearwater?

As of October 18, 2026

On paper, the cited fee schedule shows 37 USD (above-ground swimming pool permit, all work involved)4. This is a fee for the permit, not for the job itself. We hold no sourced price for the job itself, so compare written quotes.

Clearwater: license data

As of October 19, 2026

Verified facts only. Each one links to its source and shows the source's date.
FactValueSource
Pool resurfacing: businesses listed with a ZIP code inside ClearwaterOur count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure.13 businesses[1] October 19, 2026
Businesses in Clearwater holding: Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class A (commercial)Our count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure.7 businesses[1] October 19, 2026
Businesses in Clearwater holding: Certified Pool/Spa Contractor, Class B (residential)Our count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure.6 businesses[1] October 19, 2026
Businesses in Clearwater holding: Swimming Pool Finishes Specialty ContractorOur count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure.1 business[1] October 19, 2026
Different ZIP codes among the Clearwater listingsOur count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure.7 ZIP codes[1] October 19, 2026
Pool resurfacing: active certified licenses counted in Pinellas County (postal cities, all of the county)Our count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure.109 businesses[1] October 19, 2026
Businesses with a locally registered license and a Clearwater postal city (not listed: the state file does not say where a registered license applies)Our count from the DBPR file, not an official DBPR figure.3 businesses[1] October 19, 2026
Population of Clearwater (2024 estimate)116,811 people[3] 2024 (estimate vintage)

Near Clearwater

Also close by: Greenbriar (3 mi), Belleair (4 mi), Dunedin (4 mi), Safety Harbor (5 mi), Largo (5 mi), Belleair Beach (5 mi).

Straight-line distances in miles from Census Gazetteer centroids. Our arithmetic.

Other cities with pool resurfacing pages

Straight-line distances in miles, our arithmetic from Census Gazetteer centroids.

Other licensed trades with a page in Clearwater

More about these licenses

Sources

  1. Florida DBPR licensee records, October 19, 2026
  2. Residential In-Ground Pools & Spas Enclosures Application Checklist, undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
  3. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program, 2024 (estimate vintage)
  4. Schedule of Fees, Rates and Charges, Building Regulations (City of Clearwater Planning & Development Department), June 26, 2026
  5. Residential In-Ground Pools/Spas & Enclosures Application Checklists (City of Clearwater), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
  6. Fee Estimator (City of Clearwater), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
  7. Community Development Code, Section 3-204.H Swimming pools (City of Clearwater, via Municode), July 9, 2026
  8. Community Development Code, Section 3-807 Special regulations, Fences and Walls (City of Clearwater, via Municode), July 9, 2026
  9. Community Development Code, Section 3-903 Required setbacks (City of Clearwater, via Municode), July 9, 2026
  10. Get A Building Permit (City of Clearwater Planning & Development), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
  11. District Extends Modified Phase III Water Shortage (SWFWMD), September 22, 2026
  12. Prevent Prohibited Drainage Connections (Pinellas County), undated (retrieved October 18, 2026)
  13. 2025 Annual Water Quality Report (City of Clearwater), 2025
  14. 2025 Consumer Confidence Report (Pinellas County Utilities), 2025
  15. Code of Ordinances, Sec. 32.193 Adjustment of charges (City of Clearwater, via Municode), April 6, 2026
  16. U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates via Census Reporter: Clearwater, FL, 2020-2024
  17. Construction Industry FAQs (Florida DBPR), October 19, 2026
  18. Understanding DBPR Codes (Florida DBPR), October 19, 2026
  19. Water Restrictions (City of Clearwater), September 23, 2026
  20. Florida Statutes, section 489.105 (definitions), October 19, 2026
  21. License verification (Florida DBPR), October 19, 2026