Pool and spa contractor in Palm Coast, FL

35 licenses · checked Oct 30, 2026

There are 35 Pool and spa contractor licenses with an address of record in Palm Coast, FL, in the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) data checked Oct 30, 2026. That is 0.9% of the 3,889 such licenses statewide; Palm Coast ranks #17 of 424 FL cities for this license type. They are spread across 3 ZIP codes; the most common are 32137 (22), 32164 (12), 32135 (1). Most list Flagler County. The median first-issue year is 2017; the oldest license dates from 1982. None has an expiration date in the next 12 months, but status can change at any time (for example after discipline), so re-check before you sign a contract.

What a Pool and spa contractor license covers

A Florida certified pool/spa contractor (CPC) builds, repairs and services swimming pools and spas, including their structure, plumbing and equipment.

Note: Routine pool cleaning (skimming, brushing, adding chemicals) generally doesn't require a CILB contractor license; building, resurfacing, and repairing pool structure, plumbing and equipment is contractor work.

How to verify a license

Search the name or license number in the official DBPR lookup and confirm the license is current and active, the license type matches the job, and the name matches the business you are hiring. Official lookup: DBPR license lookup.

Pool and spa contractor licenses in Palm Coast

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Frequently asked questions

How many Pool and spa contractor licenses are in Palm Coast?

35 active licenses in the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) data checked Oct 30, 2026 (0.9% of FL).

What does a Pool and spa contractor license cover?

A Florida certified pool/spa contractor (CPC) builds, repairs and services swimming pools and spas, including their structure, plumbing and equipment.

How do I verify a Pool and spa contractor license in Palm Coast?

Search the name or license number in the official DBPR lookup and confirm the license is current and active, the license type matches the job, and the name matches the business you are hiring. Use the license number shown here with the DBPR license lookup.

Does routine pool cleaning need this license?

Routine pool cleaning (skimming, brushing, adding chemicals) generally doesn't require a CILB contractor license; building, resurfacing, and repairing pool structure, plumbing and equipment is contractor work.

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Source: Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Licensed Florida is independent and not affiliated with the licensing agency. Data checked Oct 30, 2026.