Yes, we partner with Lyon Financial, a dedicated financing company for swimming pool and deck renovations. Click here to apply.

We service all of Central Florida and surrounding counties (Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia (West) and Osceola)

Most finishes (pool surface, deck materials, etc) come with a standard manufacturer warranty. The length depends on the finish chosen. In addition, we provide a 12 month warranty on all workmanship.

Yes, if necessary we obtain all permits and inspections. For most renovation projects, this is not required.

Yes, we have all the required business and trade licenses for any work that we complete. In addition, we carry full liability insurance.

Most pools need to be resurfaced every 10–15 years, depending on the type of finish and how well the pool has been maintained. Over time, the surface can become rough, stained, or start to deteriorate due to constant exposure to water, chemicals, and Florida’s sun. If you notice discoloration, peeling, cracks, or a rough texture on the pool surface, it may be time to consider resurfacing. A professional inspection can help determine the best time to restore your pool and keep it looking and performing its best.

The cost of pool resurfacing depends on the pool size and the type of finish selected, as well as the condition of the existing pool. Adding deck renovation will also change the cost.

The process takes anywhere from 1 to 4 weeks, depending on the materials chosen, scope of work and weather. This does not include any permitting time required as that depends on the

Absolutely! This is the perfect time to upgrade equipment to be more energy efficient and have more features. Make your pool sparkle with new LED lights. Control the system with full automation from the palm of your hand. Extend the swim season with a new pool heater.

Hardscaping refers to the non‑living elements of outdoor design, such as pavers, stone, marble, travertine, walkways, patios, pool decks, and driveways. These materials add structure, beauty, and long-term durability to outdoor spaces.

Common options include:

• Concrete Pavers – versatile, durable, cost‑effective. Most common.
• Travertine — natural stone, stays cool, ideal for pool decks
• Marble — luxury finish, elegant look, premium durability
• Porcelain pavers — modern, low‑maintenance, stain‑resistant

Each material has different benefits depending on the project.

The time to complete projects depends on the total size and complexity of the work. Most can be completed in 2-5 days. This does not include any permitting time required as we cannot predict how long it will take to receive permission from HOA’s and city / county permitting offices.

Typical steps include:

• Excavation and removal of old material
• Base preparation with crushed stone
• Compaction for stability
• Laying pavers or stone
• Final Inspection

Pricing depends on:

• Material (travertine and marble cost more than concrete pavers)
• Project size
• Design complexity
• Site conditions

Concrete pavers are the most budget-friendly, while marble is the premium option.

• Concrete pavers:Recommended every 2–3 years for color protection and stain resistance.
• Travertine: Sealing is recommended to protect against spills and enhance color.
• Marble: Sealing helps maintain shine and prevent etching.

Sealing also helps prevent mold and algae in humid climates like Florida.

Yes. Concrete pavers are engineered for driveways and can support heavy loads when installed with a proper base.

• Easier to repair (replace individual pieces)
• Better drainage
• Less cracking
• More design options
• Longer lifespan

Pavers also maintain their appearance better over time.

We offer premium Bull® kitchens. There is a kitchen for everyone, from drop in ready to fully customizable.

The typical kitchen installation is a one day job unless there is extensive customizations

Prices vary depending on size, style, quality, features and customization.

Landscape lighting highlights the beauty and safety of your outdoor space using strategically placed low‑voltage or LED fixtures. It enhances curb appeal, improves nighttime visibility, and creates an inviting atmosphere for patios, walkways, pool areas, and gardens.

Common installation areas include:

• Pathways and walkways
• Driveways
• Pool decks and screen enclosures
• Patios and outdoor kitchens
• Garden beds and trees
• Fences and pergolas

Rescreening is the process of removing old, damaged, or worn-out screen mesh from your existing enclosure and replacing it with new, durable screen material. It restores visibility, airflow, and protection from insects without rebuilding the entire structure.

• Rescreening replaces only the mesh on an existing frame.
• New screen installation includes building a brand‑new structure or adding screens to an area that has never been enclosed before.

Both options improve comfort and usability, but new installations allow for custom layouts, upgraded materials, and design changes.

Common screen options include:

• Standard fiberglass — affordable and flexible
• Polyester / premium mesh — stronger and longer lasting
• No‑See‑Um screen — tighter weave for tiny insects
• Pet‑resistant screen — thicker mesh for pets
• Privacy screen — reduces visibility from outside
• Solar screen — blocks UV rays and reduces heat

Most rescreening projects take 1 day, depending on:

• Size of the enclosure
• Number of panels
• Type of screen selected

New screen installations typically take 1–3 days, depending on design and structure.

Yes. If your aluminum frame has bent rails, loose screws, or damaged doors, repairs can be completed during the rescreening process. Structural repairs may require additional time or materials.

• Rinse screens gently with a hose
• Avoid pressure washing
• Trim plants away from the enclosure
• Check for loose screws or hardware annually

Pricing depends on:

• Size of the enclosure
• Type of screen material
• Number of panels
• Any needed repairs

We provide clear, upfront estimates based on your specific enclosure.

Yes. New installations can include:

• Pool enclosures
• Patio or lanai screens
• Front entry screens
• Custom screen rooms
• Privacy or solar‑screened areas