In Florida, above ground pools typically require permits if they hold more than 5,000 gallons of water or are deeper than 24 inches. Requirements vary by county, so check with your local building department before installation.
Most states don't require a license for basic pool cleaning services, but commercial pool service businesses may need business licenses or permits. Chemical handling and pool maintenance involving equipment repairs often have additional requirements.
Yes, you typically need insurance coverage for above ground pools through your homeowners policy. Most insurers require notification and may adjust premiums based on pool size, depth, and safety features installed.
