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See what the public permit history says about pool timelines in Collier County.
County benchmark: 217 days from permit application to passed Pool Final inspection.
Original research notes built from Collier County public permit records — residential and commercial pool permits, 2020 through the first half of 2026.
Permit volume fell 44.5% from the 2021 peak while the number of active contractors climbed to a record high. Less work, more builders competing for it.
Read the research note →The strongest first half in three years, with the Top 5 builders’ share of permits down sharply from the boom. The recovery is real; the concentration isn’t coming back.
Read the research note →Search by company name to view permit activity, declared project value and historical SplashDate™ timelines.
Report, never characterize.
SplashDate™ publishes what the public permit record shows and explains what it can and cannot tell you. We don’t rank contractors, grade contractors, or label their performance. You draw the conclusion.
This directory includes every contractor meeting at least one of our activity criteria: permits issued in both 2025 and the first half of 2026; two or more permits issued in the first half of 2026; permits issued in every year from 2020 through 2025; or five or more completed residential permits in the SplashDate™ analysis window.
A contractor’s absence means only that their Collier County permit record does not yet meet one of these thresholds — it is not a judgment of their business, quality, or legitimacy. Listings cannot be purchased. Contractors are added automatically when their permit record qualifies, and the data is refreshed periodically. Contractors with questions about their listing can contact us.