Due to the unusual volume of interest in building new pools, we’re booking free design consultations with a team member on average 3-5 days out from the time you submit your request. You are also encouraged to do some Google searching for ideas on what you are looking to do in your backyard prior to meeting with us. This will allow us to quickly start with your design and get the process moving much quicker than normal.

Due to high volume requests across the entire pool industry country-wide, there is not only a shortage with pool equipment and parts but Florida is also experiencing a shortage of qualified skilled tradesmen. We’re working diligently with our supply partners and actively building out Team Presidential to accommodate the large increase in new pool projects.

It’s not exactly easy if it wasn’t plumbed for it from the start. It is possible, but you are much better off getting it done while the pool is being built than waiting and doing it later on. It’s going to cost more and there may be some downtime where you can’t use your pool or deck while the work is going on.

Great question! If you’re looking to host parties and have a good time year-round in your backyard, here are some ideas to mention to your designer! Sun shelf for relaxing. Wide steps and benches to hang out on. Water features to create some ambiance noise. Bar stools. Swim up bar. Fire pits or fire bowls. There are a ton of ideas – remember to tell your designer that this will be a pool to have a good time in and they will do the rest!

Yes! Once your pool has been filled, we will set up a time to introduce you to your pool equipment and set up your controllers/automation – this is called “Pool School”. We will also add the initial chemicals to the pool to ensure a proper start up. We will also provide all the manuals to your pool equipment as well.

Of course! We will assign a project manager to your project to ensure everything is perfect and exactly how you want it to be at the end. They will be your first point of contact during the entire build.

Presidential Pools will require a 10% deposit of the agreed price upon contract signing. The remaining payments are paid upon successful completion of certain milestones such as: 35% of the contract will be paid after excavation, 30% of the contract will be paid once gunite has been placed (you have a concrete pool shell), 20% of the contract will be paid once the deck has been completed and the last 5% will be paid once the pool has been filled. If you decide to get financing, a 10% deposit is still required (some finance companies do not provide this deposit).

Yes, we pull the permits and usually it takes anywhere from 2 to 8 weeks depending on your jurisdiction. Every jurisdiction has a different timeline and requires different documents to ensure proper permitting paperwork has been submitted.

Don’t expect your yard to look it’s best during the construction of your pool. Remember, we have very heavy machinery that will leave tracks in your grass, we will dig your pool which will leave dirt in your yard, there will be trucks pulling in and out throughout the process. We will be sure to clean up our mess and not leave any debris or trash behind – our professionals are respected and respectful – that’s how we provide the “White Glove Service” throughout the building process.

The average size is 30 feet by 15 feet, but no need to worry about that, let’s focus on what you want and what your backyard can handle!

Since we are a custom luxury pool builder – there really is no “standard” pool. From a starting standpoint, a 300 square foot pool that goes from 3’ to 5′ depth, a Pentair Variable Speed Pump, Pentair Energy Efficient Cartridge Filter, Pentair Intelliconnect Automation, Level 1 WetEdge Mini-Pebble Interior Finish, Pentair LED Color Lights and more!

There is a flow switch inside the salt cell and when water flows over that switch, it will tell the salt cell that it is safe to produce chlorine. If there is not enough water going across the flow switch, the sensor is not tripped and you will get a low flow indicator. If there is anything causing a low water flow to the pump/cell, such as a dirty, leaf filled skimmer basket, this could create the No Flow issue. Other causes may include a dirty filter or a dirty or clogged salt cell. Before assuming that your flow sensor is bad, make sure you filters, cell, and baskets are all clean and not obstructing the flow.

A “No Cell Power” issue can usually be solved by turning the breaker that controls your system off then back on. If that does not fix the issue, we’ll send a technician out to take a look, it could be a bad relay or bad circuit board.