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City of Miami pool permits

41 new in-ground pools were permitted on homes in City of Miami in the last 90 days, 1 of them in the last 30. 39% are owner-occupied homes. Each one will need a weekly pool service once it's filled.

Covers permits issued by the City of Miami Building Department. Single-family homes and duplexes only; condo and HOA pools excluded. Data freshness: 1 business day.

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Pool service companies: every weekday, the new pools permitted in the ZIPs your techs drive, with the owner's name and mailing address. Reach them before the pool is filled and someone else gets the weekly account.

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0new pools, last 7 days
1last 30 days
41last 90 days
$28,000median new-pool job value
4spas, remodels and above-ground, 90 days
1new pools passed final inspection

New pool permits by week

0510 Week of Jul 20: 3 Jul 20 Week of Jul 27: 9 Week of Aug 3: 7 Aug 3 Week of Aug 10: 10 Week of Aug 17: 8 Aug 17 Week of Aug 24: 1 Week of Aug 31: 1 Aug 31 Week of Sep 14: 1 Week of Sep 21: 1 Sep 21

Weeks start Monday. The first and last weeks are partial.

Busiest ZIP codes

ZIPNew poolsSpas & remodels
33133101
3314571
3312960
3312750
3313741
3313841
3312520
3313520
3313410

Most active pool builders

BuilderNew pools
Dade Pools INC9
Calypso Pool Company8
Mag Construction INC8
Diango Group INC6
Flowtech Pool Piping Corp.5
A&a Hernandez Plumbing4
Infinity At Your Service LLC4
Mangrove Group Services LLC4
National Pool Design LLC4
The Origin Building Group LLC4

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Latest new pool permits

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FiledStreetZIPHome builtJob value
Sep 22SW 27 ST33133—$68,700
Sep 14SW 4 ST331341950$43,000
Sep 2NW 3 AV331271937$32,000
Aug 27SW 24 TER33145—$40,000
Aug 20NE 87 ST331381937$5,000
Aug 20NE 87 ST331381937$34,000

About these numbers

What counts as a new pool? A permit for a new in-ground pool on a single-family home or duplex, read from the permit's type and description. Spas, remodels, resurfacing and above-ground pools are counted separately. Condo, HOA and commercial pools are left out.

When does a new pool need service? Weeks after the permit is filed, once the pool passes final inspection and is filled. That's when the homeowner picks a weekly pool service, and when the builder stops looking after it.

Where does this come from? Public building permits from City of Miami, refreshed every weekday.

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