Brandon, Hillsborough County
Make your Brandon yard visit count by arriving with a short list and a shared plan.
The permit records here help you identify companies to call, while the project columns help shape your questions. Start with the space for swimming and weekend seating, then ask each bidder to describe the work needed at your house.
Brandon's ZIPs had 20 homeowner pools, so this ranking adds nearby ZIPs, including Mango, for 33. Counts show filing activity. Check the license and compare quotes to assess the companies behind them.
| 1 | Pool Perfection LLC | 3 | 3 | 0 | $122,600 | 117 | CPC1461120 |
| 2 | Dynasty Pools and Spas Corp | 2 | 2 | 0 | $121,000 | 51 | CPC1459886 |
| 3 | Integrity Pools | 2 | 2 | 0 | $117,500 | 12 | CPC049399 |
| 4 | Southern Pools of Tampa Bay Inc | 2 | 2 | 0 | $50,000 | 3 | CPC1458442 |
| 5 | Splash City Pools LLC | 2 | 2 | 0 | $47,500 | 38 | CPC1460097 |
| 6 | Joe Goldsmith Construction | 1 | 1 | 0 | $135,200 | 2 | CPC1459406 |
| 7 | Blue Sky Pools | 1 | 1 | 0 | $135,000 | 34 | CPC056999 |
| 8 | Tropical Escapes Pool & Spa Construction Inc | 1 | 1 | 0 | $125,000 | 19 | CPC1459158 |
| 9 | Reeds Swimming Pools | 1 | 0 | 1 | $110,000 | 6 | CPC027500 |
| 10 | Mandalay Pools and Spas | 1 | 1 | 0 | $95,000 | 29 | CPC1460451 |
| 11 | PCS Pools LLC | 1 | 1 | 0 | $92,000 | 48 | CPC1460402 |
| 12 | G&S Pool and Spa LLC | 1 | 1 | 0 | $90,000 | 8 | CPC1460544 |
| 13 | Wahoo Pools Group Inc | 1 | 1 | 0 | $88,100 | 46 | CPC1458680 |
| 14 | Premier Pools & Spas | 1 | 1 | 0 | $79,000 | 65 | CPC1457370 |
| 15 | Jackson Pools Inc | 1 | 1 | 0 | $69,000 | 14 | CPC022504 |
Source: Hillsborough County (unincorporated) permit records for Brandon ZIP codes plus the nearest towns (Mango); ZIP codes 33510, 33511, 33550, 33584, 33610. Ranked by new inground pools built for homeowners (permits filed Nov 2025 - Oct 2026); pools that a home builder sells with a new house are not counted. Median job = the median value declared on those permits. All 5 areas = the builder's homeowner pools across Tampa, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Manatee. License = the state license shown on the permit. How we rank.
3 homeowner pools in Brandon and nearby ZIP codes
Where it builds most: Tampa (17), Wesley Chapel (14), Land O Lakes (10), New Port Richey (9)
License CPC1461120 · Full profile
2 homeowner pools in Brandon and nearby ZIP codes
Where it builds most: Tampa (18), Lutz (7), Land O Lakes (5), Wesley Chapel (5)
License CPC1459886 · Full profile
2 homeowner pools in Brandon and nearby ZIP codes
Where it builds most: Lithia (4), Sun City Center (3), Brandon (2), Riverview (1)
License CPC049399 · Full profile
A useful Brandon quote starts with a complete description of the backyard work. Specify the pool, surrounding pavers and equipment together. Keep optional features visible so a spa or screen enclosure does not get lost between different versions of the design.
| Pool | Median permit value | Middle half of jobs | Permits | Data from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inground pool (no spa) | $79,000 | $55,400 - $116,900 | 28 | Brandon and nearby ZIP codes |
| Inground pool with spa | $101,900 | $81,900 - $123,700 | 128 | Hillsborough County |
Values are what builders declared on public permits (job value at filing). They are local figures for information, not a quote: only a builder who sees your yard can price your pool.
Read the source labels in the cost table before comparing its rows. The pool-only median declared value of $79,000 uses Brandon and nearby ZIP codes. The pool-with-spa figure, $101,900, uses Hillsborough County records. Their difference does not price a spa addition. They describe different groups of permits, and the values were declared at filing rather than taken from invoices. Your own scope needs a property-based proposal.
Try writing the project in ordinary backyard terms: a place to swim, a shallow area for gathering and a dry route back to the lanai. Then ask the builder to translate that into dimensions, depth, coping and equipment. If you request both concrete and fiberglass options, have the differences written out. Include heater and enclosure choices in the same conversation so you can see what every proposed total actually covers.
For a Brandon property in unincorporated Hillsborough, the permitting office is Hillsborough County Development Services. Applications go through HillsGovHub. Have the company you hire handle the pool filing and explain the documents it needs from you while the plan takes shape.
Permit office: Hillsborough County Development Services (HillsGovHub)
This page ranks builders from Hillsborough County (unincorporated) permit records (Residential Miscellaneous Permit with a pool project name). ZIP codes counted: 33510, 33511, 33550, 33584, 33610. Your builder pulls the permit; you can look it up afterwards by address.
County details and official sources: pool permits in Hillsborough County.
Hillsborough requires digitally signed and sealed plans from a Florida registered architect or engineer. A recorded certified Notice of Commencement is required before the first inspection. Ask who prepares each document and what you need to provide. If a private provider is part of the proposal, ask how its documents will follow the county's Private Provider Instructions. Sorting out those responsibilities early makes the paperwork easier to follow.
The public county permit search lets you look up an address and read the description, status, job value and contractor without a login. Save the matching permit number before excavation. Florida's residential pool safety rule allows a complying barrier and other specified measures. Review the selected option before the final. For a barrier, gates must swing away from the pool and close and latch themselves; discuss the full arrangement with the builder.
Think of the Brandon schedule as a chain of decisions, paperwork and outdoor work. A finished drawing is useful only if it reflects what you intend to build. Ask when your choices must be settled and how changes will affect the sequence.
Hillsborough County (unincorporated): median 4 days from application to permit issue, 124 days from issue to final inspection, 128 days from application to final (sample of 60 finished pool permits).
Step by step: how long a pool takes.
The timing reference comes from 60 finished pool permits in unincorporated Hillsborough County. Application to issuance had a median of 4 days, compared with 124 days from issuance to final inspection. The application-to-final median was 128 days. This county sample supplies context for a Brandon conversation, not an agreed completion date. Ask the bidder to describe its proposed sequence using your design and the work identified during the yard visit.
Use the schedule meeting to decide how you will hear about a revision or weather interruption. Summer storms can affect field work, and a late change to the deck outline can require another drawing discussion. If an HOA reviews your project, account for that separately from the permit reference. Keep a current copy of the selected plan so everyone is talking about the same pool when discussing the next step.
The Brandon list has modest filing counts, so read the project mix closely before arranging visits. Local activity is a starting point for questions. Your next steps are a current license check and three written proposals based on the same pool plan.
Pool Perfection LLC recorded 3 homeowner pools in the displayed area, all without spas. Dynasty Pools and Spas Corp recorded 2, also pool-only. Rather than reading a company name as a description of its local project mix, check the columns and ask about the design you want. The ranking is based on filing counts and cannot be bought. It does not replace your review of the written scope or contract.
Have each bidder use the same shell dimensions, deck area and equipment choices. Compare what is included before judging totals, then read how changes and payments will be handled. Florida requires a contractor receiving an initial payment above 10 percent to apply for permits within 30 days. The rule also requires work to begin within 90 days of permit issuance unless an exception applies. Keep those terms beside the proposed inspection milestones.
The Brandon ZIP pair used here is 33510 and 33511. Its counted permits carry Brandon mailing names. Use the full property address when discussing your project, and focus the visit on how a new pool will fit the yard already around your home.
Because these projects sit beside existing houses, start with what you will keep. Mark the patio edge, doors to the backyard and any shaded spot your family already uses. Ask where the shell, equipment and screen enclosure would go around those features. An older lot and a property in an HOA community can call for different planning conversations. Let the site visit establish the actual access route and layout.
Mango is part of the nearby context for this search, and Progress Village is another town you can compare through the linked pages. Company activity across those places can broaden your short list without telling you what is beneath your own lawn. Raise sandy soil, groundwater and storm interruptions as questions for the builder. Have the proposal explain the assumptions that apply to your Brandon address and the finished space you want.
Builders rank by new inground homeowner pools filed on public permits. Pools sold in a home builder's package are left out.
The contractor named on the permit gets the credit. Look up a permit by address to check its description, status and contractor.
Rankings are never paid. Partners only get a call button; their place in the table still comes from the pool permits.
Pool Perfection LLC recorded 3 homeowner pools in the displayed group. The counts are small enough that it pays to read the pool and spa columns alongside them. Check the company's current license details and compare a written proposal with other bids on the same design.
No. The pool-only row uses the nearby ZIP group, while the spa row uses county data. Each is a median value declared for a complete permitted project. Ask a builder who has seen your yard to quote the spa option against your selected pool layout.
The office listed for Brandon is Hillsborough County Development Services, using HillsGovHub for unincorporated county properties. Your hired builder handles that application. Ask it to identify the permit record for your property and provide the number before digging begins.
The timing note follows completed county permits. It gives you a reference for asking about application work and construction, but your schedule still depends on your actual plans, revisions, any HOA process and weather. Request a sequence that includes the final inspection.
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