Holiday, Pasco County
Think about the path from your Holiday kitchen or lanai to the water before choosing a pool shape.
The companies in this ranking have filed nearby homeowner pool permits, giving you a starting list for that conversation. Read the project mix, then ask bidders to look at the existing yard and quote a shared pool-and-patio plan.
Holiday's ZIPs recorded 9 homeowner pools, so the table adds the nearby Elfers ZIP area for 29 total. It ranks permit-filing activity. Use the rows to start a shortlist, then check licenses and compare quotes.
| 1 | Pettit Fiberglass Pools | 5 | 5 | 0 | $46,400 | 20 | CPC1459625 |
| 2 | Premier Pools & Spas of Tampa LLC | 4 | 3 | 1 | $99,000 | 42 | CPC1459471 |
| 3 | Pool Perfection LLC | 3 | 3 | 0 | $87,300 | 117 | CPC1461120 |
| 4 | Gulfstream Pools & Spas Inc | 2 | 0 | 2 | $97,400 | 114 | CPC1458745 |
| 5 | National Pools of Pasco Inc | 2 | 2 | 0 | $78,600 | 4 | CPC1457034 |
| 6 | Pools Pavers & Patios LLC | 2 | 2 | 0 | $70,400 | 5 | CPC1459762 |
| 7 | Oic | 2 | 2 | 0 | $30,000 | 17 | - |
| 8 | Piccs Designs Pool and Spa LLC | 1 | 1 | 0 | $115,000 | 7 | CPC1460938 |
| 9 | Emerald Isle Pools LLC | 1 | 1 | 0 | $99,000 | 4 | CPC1460132 |
| 10 | Affordable Pools and Spas LLC | 1 | 1 | 0 | $70,000 | 2 | CPC1460374 |
| 11 | Cody Pools, Inc | 1 | 1 | 0 | $65,000 | 31 | CPC1460475 |
| 12 | Paradise Pools of Tampa Bay | 1 | 1 | 0 | $50,000 | 41 | CPC1459732 |
| 13 | Jf Construction Enterprises Inc | 1 | 1 | 0 | $43,400 | 3 | CPC057290 |
| 14 | Crystal Tide Pools LLC | 1 | 1 | 0 | $40,500 | 2 | CPC1461019 |
Source: Pasco County permit records for Holiday ZIP codes plus the nearest towns (Elfers); ZIP codes 34690, 34691, 34652. 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.
5 homeowner pools in Holiday and nearby ZIP codes
Where it builds most: New Port Richey (5), Hudson (4), Riverview (1), Ruskin (1)
License CPC1459625 · Full profile
4 homeowner pools in Holiday and nearby ZIP codes
Where it builds most: Palm Harbor (9), Tampa (6), Wesley Chapel (5), Holiday (4)
License CPC1459471 · Full profile
3 homeowner pools in Holiday 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
Put the patio connection into the proposal, not just the pool dimensions. The work outside the shell can change the scope substantially. Holiday's permit values help you read the area records, while a yard visit lets a builder price your particular deck, equipment and access.
| Pool | Median permit value | Middle half of jobs | Permits | Data from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inground pool (no spa) | $64,400 | $46,200 - $79,700 | 26 | Holiday and nearby ZIP codes |
| Inground pool with spa | $106,200 | $85,000 - $127,400 | 156 | Pasco 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.
The Holiday and nearby ZIP group has a pool-only median declared permit value of $64,400. For pools with spas, the table uses a $106,200 median from Pasco County. These are values entered when projects were filed, rather than invoices or prices for your yard. The groups cover different areas, so their difference does not measure the price of adding a spa to the pool you have sketched.
At the visit, show where you would sit after a swim and how you would carry things out from the house. Ask the bidder to account for the existing patio, proposed deck and route for construction equipment. The depth, shell material and pump-and-filter specification should also be written down. Have the company assess access and soil before it prices the work. Matching those details across proposals makes the totals easier to understand.
Pasco County Building Construction Services handles permits for unincorporated Holiday properties through PascoGateway. The company you hire prepares and files the application. Ask how the pool, safety arrangement and planned screen enclosure fit into the submission before work begins in the yard.
Permit office: Pasco County Building Construction Services
This page ranks builders from Pasco County permit records (Residential Pool and Spa (RESPOOL)). ZIP codes counted: 34690, 34691, 34652. Your builder pulls the permit; you can look it up afterwards by address.
County details and official sources: pool permits in Pasco County.
Pasco's site plan shows distances from the proposed pool to property lines, and it identifies the flood zone. A mixed-zone property also needs the demarcation line shown. The county requires a notarized, recorded Notice of Commencement when work exceeds $2,500, and building permits for screen enclosures. Follow the application by searching your address in public Accela through PascoGateway; the description, contractor and record status are available without signing in.
Florida law provides several ways to meet residential pool safety requirements, including a barrier complying with the statute and listed cover or alarm alternatives. If you use a barrier, it must be at least 4 feet high on the outside, and gates must swing away from the pool and close and latch themselves. Ask the builder to explain how your chosen arrangement fits the house doors and access shown on the plan before final inspection.
A new pool changes how you use an existing Holiday yard while the work is underway. Ask the company to describe the sequence from plans to final inspection. Keep your household's access needs in that conversation along with any HOA step and weather interruptions.
Pasco County: median 26 days from application to permit issue, 128 days from issue to final inspection, 162 days from application to final (sample of 60 finished pool permits).
Step by step: how long a pool takes.
For historical context, Pasco's sample of 60 finished pool permits shows a 26-day median for application to issuance. Issue to final inspection has a 128-day median, with 162 days measured separately from application to final. The timing note describes those county records. It does not set a start or finish date for your Holiday home, so ask the builder to explain the stages it expects for your chosen design.
Keep a list of decisions that still need answers: shell shape, spa position, deck finish, equipment and enclosure. Ask what can remain an option and what must be settled for the application. If your property has an HOA, gather its requirements before trying to settle the construction sequence. Have the bidder explain how drawing changes are approved and how a changed milestone gets communicated while the yard is being worked on.
Use Holiday's activity table to prepare a few specific questions rather than to settle the choice by count alone. Compare pool and spa filings, verify the contractor record and request three written quotes that respond to the same shell, patio and equipment outline.
Pettit Fiberglass Pools has the largest listed area filing count. Premier Pools & Spas of Tampa LLC follows with 4 homeowner pools, including one with a spa. Gulfstream Pools & Spas Inc has 2, both with spas. These differences can shape what you ask about your design, but they do not establish workmanship. Keep your current license check and a comparison of written scope alongside the numbers when deciding who to hire.
Before digging, obtain the permit number and agree to payment stages tied to inspections. An initial payment greater than 10 percent triggers Florida's requirement to apply for permits within 30 days. The contractor must also start work within 90 days of issuance unless an exception applies. Ask the written agreement to spell out your milestones and the approval process for design changes, so equipment or deck additions are documented before you accept them.
The Holiday part of the sample uses two ZIP codes, 34690 and 34691, with Holiday mailing names on all nine records. Your full address and existing yard layout make a better starting point for bids than a mailing-city label alone.
An existing backyard can already have a strong daily routine: chairs in the shade, a familiar path from the lanai and planting you hope to retain. Show those priorities before the bidder draws the pool. For an older house, ask how the new coping and pavers will meet the patio. If an HOA applies to the property, use its actual pool paperwork rather than borrowing assumptions from a nearby project.
Elfers is included in the expanded ranking, and New Port Richey and East Lake are also near Holiday. The linked pages help you read activity in surrounding places while keeping your own property details together. Where the yard is close to the coast, ask about groundwater assessment and soil conditions. Bring summer rain into the work-sequence conversation, and identify the equipment location so the finished layout supports everyday use after construction.
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.
Pettit Fiberglass Pools has 5 homeowner pool permits in the displayed area, all pool-only. Premier Pools & Spas of Tampa LLC has 4, including one with a spa. Those are filing counts. Check current license records and compare the proposed work before choosing a company.
The $64,400 pool-only median uses Holiday and nearby ZIP filings. The $106,200 pool-with-spa median uses Pasco County records. Both describe declared permit values. Ask a company to see your yard and price your pool with its own spa option rather than subtracting the two medians.
Use the property-address search in PascoGateway's public Accela portal. Open the matching record and read its description, contractor and status without a login. Ask the builder to provide the permit identifier before excavation, and keep it with the plan and signed scope.
Yes. Show the bidder how you use it and where you want the new deck to connect. Identify seating, house access and any paving you hope to retain. Give each company the same outline so the written proposals describe a comparable pool and surrounding space.
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