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Request a Commercial Quote View Commercial GalleryAt Spiro Custom Pools, we specialize in creating exceptional aquatic facilities tailored to meet the unique needs of our commercial clients. Serving the Fort Myers area, we have established ourselves as leaders in aquatic facility construction, delivering projects that blend functionality with aesthetic excellence.
The most common questions property managers, developers, and business owners ask before their first consultation.
Recreational swimming venues, interactive water play parks, competitive aquatic facilities built to meet swimming and diving standards, and resort-style pools and fountains for hospitality properties.
Yes. Spiro holds an active Certified Commercial Pool/Spa Contractor license (CPC1458965), separate from its residential license, alongside general and building contractor licensing.
Hotels and resorts, HOA and condominium communities, municipalities, and hospitality and mixed-use developments across Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, and the surrounding Southwest Florida communities.
Yes. Commercial community pool projects typically involve a board approval process; Spiro works within that process rather than around it, presenting design and cost options the board can evaluate.
Timelines vary significantly by project scope, from a community pool renovation to a full resort aquatic facility. Site evaluation, permitting complexity, and equipment lead times are the main drivers; your consultation includes a project-specific estimate.
Yes, generally. Commercial and public pools are typically subject to additional health-department and code requirements beyond standard residential pool permitting, on top of the municipal permitting both share.
Yes. Many commercial projects are renovations of an aging pool, deck, or equipment set rather than new construction, and are evaluated on the same site-visit basis as a new build.
Ask about maintenance coverage during your consultation; Spiro's Pool Maintenance and Pool Repair services support both residential and commercial clients after handoff.
Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, and the surrounding Southwest Florida area, with primary phone coverage across Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties.
Request a quote through Spiro's Commercial Inquiries page, or call directly to schedule a site consultation for your property.
| Founded | 2012, Fort Myers |
| Commercial license | CPC1458965, Certified Commercial Pool/Spa Contractor |
| Service area | Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral & surrounding SWFL |
| Project types | Recreational, competitive, water play, resort/hospitality |
| Client types | Hotels/resorts, HOAs/condos, municipalities, developers |
| Recognition | 2024 World's Greatest Pools; PSN Top 50 Service (2025) |
Our extensive experience encompasses a wide range of commercial aquatic projects.
Designing and constructing pools that provide enjoyable and safe environments for leisure and relaxation.
Creating interactive water parks that offer fun and engaging experiences for all ages.
Building state-of-the-art pools that meet the rigorous standards required for competitive swimming and diving events.
Developing luxurious pool areas and decorative fountains that enhance the appeal of resorts and hospitality establishments.
Our extensive background and experience have shaped our flexible approach to construction and firm commitment to exacting standards and quality. We are organized to adapt to the varying needs of our clients to ensure customer satisfaction.
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Jeffrey Spiro, Jr. started the business out of his garage in 2012, formally incorporating Spiro Custom Pools in 2013 before moving into a commercial space in downtown Fort Myers and building out full contractor licensing. That "Analyze, Customize, Professionalize" approach — asking detailed questions up front, tailoring each project instead of upselling or underdelivering, and running jobs with a consistent, named crew — has carried the company to recognition as a 2024 World's Greatest Pools honoree and a ranking on Pool & Spa News' 2025 Top 50 Service list, alongside BBB accreditation and Pool & Hot Tub Alliance membership.
By asking the right questions, we uncover your specific needs, expectations, and goals, ensuring our work aligns perfectly with your vision.
Our services are fully tailored to you. We deliver what truly suits your property and budget, without upselling or underperforming.
A Spiro Custom Pools crew arrives on time, performs each task with efficiency and expertise, and keeps your property tidy throughout the project.
From resort renovations to community pool builds, our clients consistently praise our quality workmanship, professional approach, and commitment to going above and beyond.
Commercial projects start the same way residential ones do — with a site visit, not a design. For a hotel, HOA, or municipal property, that visit also has to account for guest or resident traffic patterns, existing infrastructure tie-ins, ADA-accessible entry requirements, and any board or ownership approvals that need to happen before design work begins.
Recreational pools prioritize guest or resident comfort and safe, easy-to-supervise layouts. Water play features add interactive elements for family-oriented properties. Competitive aquatic facilities are built to the lane, depth, and equipment standards required for swimming and diving events. Resort pools and fountains lean into aesthetics and guest experience, often as the visual centerpiece of a property.
Match the facility type to how the property is actually used. A hotel prioritizing guest amenity value has different design priorities than a competitive swim club, even though the underlying construction disciplines overlap.
Commercial and public pools are typically subject to additional review beyond standard residential permitting, often including health-department oversight and accessibility code compliance. Requirements and review timelines vary by municipality and by whether the pool is classified as a public or semi-public facility, so this is confirmed early in the process rather than assumed.
Community pool projects usually move through a board approval process before construction begins. Presenting the board with clear design options and cost breakdowns up front, rather than a single take-it-or-leave-it proposal, tends to shorten that approval timeline.
Many commercial pools in Southwest Florida are decades-old community or hotel pools with a sound shell but aging equipment, finish, or decking. Renovation is usually the faster, lower-cost path when the structure itself is sound; full reconstruction is warranted when the shell or underlying plumbing has failed.
Commercial pools see far more use than residential ones, which means more frequent chemical balancing, filtration servicing, and code-required upkeep. Spiro's Pool Maintenance and Pool Repair services support commercial clients after handoff for property managers who would rather not manage this in-house.
On board approvals: the earlier a board sees real design and cost options, the faster the approval process tends to move — vague estimates slow boards down more than firm numbers do.
On permitting: commercial and public pool permitting can involve more than one reviewing authority; confirming this at the start avoids surprises mid-project.
On maintenance: commercial facilities are used far more heavily than residential pools, so equipment sized and specified for that usage level matters more than it does on a residential job.
Recreational pools prioritize guest or resident comfort and easy supervision. Competitive facilities are built to specific lane, depth, and equipment standards required for swimming and diving events.
Generally yes. Commercial and public pools typically involve additional health-department and code review beyond standard municipal permitting.
By presenting clear design options and cost breakdowns for board review, rather than a single fixed proposal, which tends to speed up the approval process.
Yes, when the structural shell is sound. Renovation covers finish, equipment, and decking updates and is usually faster and less expensive than a full rebuild.
Hotels and resorts, HOA and condominium communities, municipalities, and hospitality or mixed-use developments.
Yes, water play parks and interactive features are part of Spiro's commercial project range, alongside recreational, competitive, and resort-style pools.
Yes, Certified Commercial Pool/Spa Contractor CPC1458965, in addition to residential, general, and building contractor licensing.
It depends heavily on project scope and permitting complexity; a project-specific estimate is provided after the site consultation rather than a generic timeline.
A rough budget range, current photos of the property, your board or ownership approval status, and any known code or inspection concerns.
Accessibility requirements are addressed as part of design and permitting; confirm specifics for your property during your consultation.
A named crew, not rotating subcontractors — the same construction supervisors and foremen listed on the company's team page oversee commercial and residential projects alike.
Ask about maintenance coverage during your consultation; Spiro's Pool Maintenance and Pool Repair services support commercial clients after handoff.
Fort Myers, Naples, Cape Coral, and the surrounding Southwest Florida area, with primary phone coverage across Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties.
Submit a request through Spiro's Commercial Inquiries page or contact form, or call directly to schedule a site consultation.
Confirm active commercial pool licensing specifically (not just residential), ask who will be on-site during construction, and ask how the proposal accounts for your property's specific permitting and approval requirements.
Tell us a little about your property and project, and we'll schedule a site visit to walk the space, talk through your goals, and outline next steps — no pressure, no obligation. Prefer to talk first? Call 239-703-7294 for Lee/Collier or 941-916-2724 for Charlotte County.
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Spiro Custom Pools builds and maintains pools throughout Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties.
We proudly serve Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Ave Maria, Babcock Ranch, Marco Island, Sanibel, Captiva, and Pine Island.
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