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Why only select a licensed contractor to install or repair your pool?
1 A licensed person has the required education, experience, insurance and qualifications to obtain a license. They must pass a competency examination before practicing.
2 Licensed individuals are screened for prior criminal history.
3 The department can discipline and even revoke a license if the person does not live up to professional standards. This is a not a total safeguard, but is a strong incentive for the licensee to do good work.
4 You may be able to sue the licensee in civil court for problems related to the work done.
5 Non-licensed contractors may not be insured, leaving you liable for any injuries or damages.
6 There may be little recourse if you have issues with non-licensed contractors since the state isn’t governing their actions.
Protect Your Property
See what a contractor’s license should look like and find out what certificates are NOT licenses here.
- An occupational license / business tax ID is not a contractor’s license.
- A CPO or CPT certificate is not a contractors’ license.
Non-licensed contractors performing work which requires a license can be reported to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Call the DBPR’s toll-free hotline 866-532-1440 or e-mail ULA@dbpr.state.fl.us (report is forwarded to local office / investigator). A list of regulation offices can be found at here.
The state of Florida requires pool installers and builders to have a license; you can confirm licenses and read information on licensing at here.