Dino's Pool Service and Repair

03/11/2026

If you received and invitation from us today, please do not open it. It is a scam and it will email all your contacts the same invitation.

12/17/2025

09/01/2025

While we are closed so our family can enjoy the holiday with their family, please have a safe and happy Labor Day!

07/03/2025

From our family to yours, here's to a Happy and Safe 4th of July!

07/02/2025

Members of the Florida Swimming Pool Florida Swimming Pool Association met with the Electrical TAC and the Swimming Pool TAC on June 26th to allow the pool industry to continue to use the single wire bond. We have another meeting in September and then the Florida Build Commission meeting in December.

Read the Pool Industry Council's new report on equipotential bonding:
https://fspa.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Equipot-Bond-Report-FINAL_2025.06.pdf

05/07/2025

Some of Kris's handy work. Raising the equipment on a new pad, new pump, and new valves to make turning the spa on simple.

10/08/2024

Due to Hurricane Milton, we will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, October 9, and will remain closed on Thursday, October 10th.

We plan to reopen on Friday, October 11, at our regular hours, contingent on weather and road conditions.

Be safe out there!

09/27/2024

We are going to remain closed. Half of our crew cannot get out of their neighborhoods. We will be back on Monday!

(Ver esta información en español a continuación.)
To give residents an idea of the conditions outside, these are the reported downed trees and power lines around Alachua County. The icons can represent multiple trees/lines in a general vicinity, not exact locations. As more response crews assess the roads, we will likely identify more downed trees/lines and other hazards.

(Green represents a reported tree down, pink is for reported powerline or tree and line, and yellow icons are new reports being assessed. The blue and yellow radiating circles represent clusters of issues. Click on the map and zoom in to see the numbers in that area.)

As of 6 a.m., Alachua County has more than 82,000 households without power, excluding Newberry numbers. Please stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary. Thank you for your patience as we work with local utility crews to restore power.

Reminder that shelters are still open for those who need them. Please call or text 911 to report downed powerlines and trees if you see one.

(The below text is a Spanish translation. Facebook may auto-translate to imperfect English.)

Para darles una idea de las condiciones exteriores, estos son los arboles y cables caídos alrededor del Condado de Alachua. Los iconos pueden representar varios árboles/cables eléctricos en una zona general, no hay ubicaciones exactas. A medida que más equipos de alivio accedan a las carreteras, es probable que identifiquemos más árboles/cables caídos y otros peligros.

(Verde es in árbol caído, rosa es cable eléctrico caído, o de un árbol y cable eléctrico, iconos amarillos son reportes nuevos que están siendo asesados. Grupos con números quiere decir que el mapa no está magnificado lo suficiente y hay varios reportes en esa área.)

A partir de las 6 a.m., el Condado de Alachua tiene más de 82,000 hogares sin electricidad, excluyendo los números de Newberry. Por favor, manténgase alejado de las carreteras a menos que sea absolutamente necesario. Gracias por su paciencia mientras trabajamos con equipos de servicios públicos locales para restaurar su electricidad.

Por favor llame o envíe un mensaje de texto al 911 para reportar cables eléctricos y árboles caídos si ve alguno.

09/25/2024

We are closed Thursday Sept 26 due to Hurricane Helene.