Typical SplashDate™
Limited Sample Size
Fewer than 5 completed permits in the analysis window.
Considering Bxpoke Projects?
Here is what Naples homeowners before you actually experienced.
Getting an estimated timeline from a pool builder is easy. The hard part is knowing if that estimate matches what actually happens when shovels hit the dirt. SplashDate™ analyzes official Collier County public permit records so Naples-area families can see how long completed custom pools actually took. We bypass the sales pitches and look straight at the public record: how active is the contractor, how fast do they move, and are their timelines stable?
We don’t write subjective reviews. We give you independent, data-backed context so you can confidently plan your backyard build before you sign your contract.
Completed Cohort
3
3 of 3 analysis cohort permits have recorded passed Pool Final dates.
Naples Footprint
6
Total local permits issued from Jan. 1, 2020 through Jun. 30, 2026.
2026 First Half
2
Pool permits issued Jan. 1 through Jun. 30, 2026.
The Homeowner Question
How many completed pools does the public record show?
SplashDate™ publishes a contractor median only when at least 5 permits in the Jan. 1, 2024 – Jun. 30, 2025 analysis cohort have reached a passed Pool Final inspection.
3 Completed
3 of 3 analysis cohort permits have recorded passed Pool Final dates — below the 5-permit minimum SplashDate™ requires to publish a contractor median.
Why No Median Is Shown
One threshold, applied to every contractor.
A median calculated from fewer than 5 completed permits can swing widely on a single project. SplashDate™ applies the same 5-permit publication minimum to every contractor in the directory and to the timeline calculator. The permit counts and activity history below are the public record available today.
Permit Activity 2020–2026
A long running permit history in the Naples area pool market.
Permit volume does not measure construction quality, but it does show whether a contractor has a deep, active record of pool activity in Collier County.
2026 represents permits issued through June 30 only and should not be compared directly with a full calendar year.
Recent Momentum
How busy is this contractor right now?
Tracking recent permits shows whether a contractor's pipeline is growing, shrinking, or holding steady as you prepare to build.
Jan. 1 – Jun. 30, 2025
1 permit
Issued during the first half of 2025.
Jan. 1 – Jun. 30, 2026
2 permits
One more permit was issued than in the first half of 2025, a 100% year-over-year increase in first-half permit activity.
Timeline Trend
Not enough completed projects for a reliable timeline comparison.
SplashDate™ compares a contractor’s 2024 application cohort with the first half of 2025 only when both periods contain enough completed permits for a like-for-like comparison. Bxpoke Projects’s public record does not include enough completed projects in both windows, so no trend is reported. The permit record shows what happened; it does not fill in what it cannot measure.
About the Data
Public records, translated for homeowners.
SplashDate™ uses official Collier County public permit records. The historical SplashDate timeline begins with the county-recorded Date Applied and ends with a passed Pool Final inspection.
Current data coverage: This analysis includes Collier County permit records and does not currently include permits issued separately by the City of Naples. City of Naples permit data may be added in a future update.
Calculate your SplashDate™?
Use our interactive timeline calculator to input your expected permit submission date and project your completion based on this builder’s real-world history.