Coastal Oasis Pools is a full-service pool contractor offering custom pool construction, pool remodeling, pool resurfacing, pool repair, leak detection, equipment upgrades and automation, water features and weekly pool service. We work with homeowners throughout Hernando, Citrus and Pasco County, Florida.

Yes. Coastal Oasis Pools is a licensed Florida pool contractor, license number CPC1461347. You can verify any Florida contractor license on the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) website.

Yes. Coastal Oasis Pools is veteran owned and operated. That means clear communication, showing up when we say we will, and doing the job right without cutting corners.

Our office is at 16182 Aviation Loop Dr., Brooksville, FL 34604, in Hernando County. From there we serve homeowners across Hernando, Citrus and Pasco County.

Call or text us at 352-601-0452, or fill out the form on our contact page. We'll talk through your project, visit your property, and give you a clear, itemized estimate at no cost.

We serve Hernando County, Citrus County and Pasco County, Florida. That includes Spring Hill, Brooksville, Weeki Wachee, Inverness, Crystal River, Homosassa, Lecanto, Beverly Hills, Citrus Springs, Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes, Lutz, Odessa, New Port Richey, Zephyrhills and surrounding communities.

Yes. Hernando County is our home base. We regularly work in Spring Hill, Brooksville, Weeki Wachee, Hernando Beach, Timber Pines, Ridge Manor, Masaryktown and Royal Highlands.

Yes. We build, remodel, resurface and repair pools in Inverness, Crystal River, Homosassa, Homosassa Springs, Sugarmill Woods, Lecanto, Hernando, Beverly Hills, Citrus Hills, Citrus Springs, Pine Ridge and Floral City.

Yes. We serve Wesley Chapel, Land O' Lakes, Lutz, Odessa, New Port Richey, Port Richey, Trinity, Holiday, Hudson, Zephyrhills, Dade City and San Antonio.

We also serve many nearby communities, including Dunnellon. Call or text 352-601-0452 and we'll let you know if your home is in our service area.

Most new pools take about 8 to 12 weeks from permitting to final inspection. The exact timeline depends on your design, county permitting, weather and material availability. We'll give you a realistic schedule before work begins.

New custom pools from Coastal Oasis Pools start at $75,000. Your final price depends on pool size and shape, interior finish, spa, water features, equipment, decking and whether you add a screen enclosure. Every project gets a free, itemized quote.

Yes. As a licensed Florida pool contractor, we prepare the plans, coordinate engineering and required reviews, and manage county permits and inspections for your project.

We build custom in-ground concrete pools designed around your yard, your budget and how your family plans to use the pool. Every pool is steel-reinforced and built to fit your space, from simple rectangles to freeform and lagoon-style designs.

Popular options include tanning ledges, attached or raised spillover spas, bubblers, deck jets, sheer descent waterfalls, fire bowls, color LED lighting, smart automation, heat pumps, saltwater systems and paver or travertine decks.

Under Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, a new residential pool must have at least one approved safety feature. The options are a pool barrier or fence, an approved safety cover, exit alarms on doors and windows that open to the pool, or self-closing, self-latching devices on those doors. We'll help you choose the best fit for your home.

A screen enclosure isn't required, but many Florida homeowners add one to keep out bugs, leaves and debris and to cut down on cleaning. Ask us about adding one to your project plan.

Pools can be built year-round in Florida. Many homeowners start in fall or winter so the pool is ready for spring and summer. Because permitting adds time, it's smart to plan a few months ahead of when you want to swim.

Common signs include rough or chalky plaster, stains that won't brush out, cracks, hollow or peeling spots, exposed aggregate, and water chemistry that's hard to keep balanced. Florida sun and heat speed up wear. A free inspection will tell you if you need a full resurface, a remodel or just a spot repair.

Florida pool resurfacing typically runs about $5 to $12 or more per square foot of interior surface, depending on the finish. Standard plaster is the most affordable, quartz is mid-range, and pebble finishes cost the most but last the longest.

Classic white plaster is the most budget-friendly and typically lasts about 7 to 12 years. Quartz blends crushed quartz into the plaster for better stain resistance and color, usually lasting about 10 to 15 years. Pebble finishes are textured, very durable and can last 15 to 20 years or more.

Most resurfacing projects take about one to two weeks, including draining, surface prep, applying the new finish, refilling and water startup. Extra repairs, tile work or weather can add time.

Yes. We handle pool remodels including new interior finishes, waterline tile, coping, reshaped steps and benches, tanning ledges, LED lighting, spas, automation and energy-efficient equipment.

In many cases, yes. Whether it works depends on your pool's layout, depth and structure. We'll look at your pool during a free estimate and tell you what's possible.

A new finish needs careful startup. That usually means regular brushing and closely balanced water chemistry during the first few weeks so the surface cures evenly. We'll walk you through exactly what to do.

We repair pumps, motors, filters, heaters, heat pumps, salt cells, automation systems, pool lights, plumbing leaks, cracked tile and coping, and surface damage. If something is keeping you out of the water, we can diagnose and fix it.

If your pool loses more than about a quarter inch of water per day beyond normal evaporation, you may have a leak. A simple bucket test helps: set a bucket of pool water on the top step, mark both water levels, and compare them after 24 hours. If the pool drops faster than the bucket, call us for leak detection.

Yes. We pressure test plumbing lines and check the shell, fittings and light niches to find the source of a leak, then give you a repair plan with clear pricing.

For most pools, yes. Variable-speed pumps run at lower speeds for longer, which can cut pump energy use significantly compared with older single-speed pumps. Federal efficiency standards now require most new replacement pool pumps to meet variable-speed efficiency levels.

Many homeowners love saltwater systems because the water feels softer and you don't have to handle as much chlorine. A salt system makes its own chlorine from salt in the water. The cell needs periodic cleaning and eventual replacement, so we'll help you weigh the costs for your pool.

Yes. Smart automation systems let you control your pump, lights, heater and water features from your phone. We can add automation to a new build or an existing pool.

It's optional, but a heat pump lets you swim comfortably during cooler months and extends your season. Many Florida homeowners say it's the upgrade they use most.

Weekly pool service includes brushing, skimming and vacuuming, water testing and chemical balancing, filter cleaning, and a check of your equipment, so your pool stays clean and swim-ready all year.

Yes. We service and repair existing pools as well as pools we build. Contact us to check availability in your area.

Yes. We handle green-to-clean recovery. Green water usually means algae from low sanitizer, poor circulation or a filtration problem. We'll clear the water and find the cause so it doesn't come back.

Yes. Every estimate is free. We visit your property and give you a clear, itemized quote so you know exactly what you're paying for.

Yes. Financing is available for new pools and remodels through our lending partner for qualified homeowners. Ask during your free estimate or check your options online.

The biggest factors are pool size and shape, interior finish, spas and water features, equipment, decking, screen enclosures, site access, soil conditions and permitting requirements. A free on-site visit is the best way to get an accurate price.

No. Don't drain your pool before a storm. The water helps hold the pool in place. Keep it full or lower it only slightly to leave room for rain, turn off power to your pool equipment, remove loose furniture and toys, and add extra chlorine to help with debris and runoff.

Yes, it can. Florida's high water table can push up on an empty pool shell and cause it to crack or lift. Draining should only be done by professionals who take the right precautions, such as during resurfacing.

Run your pump long enough to keep water circulating, empty skimmer baskets often, test and balance your water after heavy rain, and keep sanitizer levels up. Weekly pool service takes this off your plate.