Build with Confidence: How Cody Pools Tampa Advocates for Your Family through the FSPA
When you invest in a custom pool in Tampa, you are trusting a team with your family’s safety and your property’s value. At Cody Pools, we believe that trust should be backed by more than just words. That is why we are active members of the Florida Swimming Pool Association (FSPA)—the leading advocate for pool owners across the state.
Protecting Your Tampa Home Through Legislative Advocacy Our partnership with the FSPA allows us to be “Fighting for You” in Tallahassee. We believe you deserve to know that the professionals in your backyard are the best in the business. Through our membership, we support critical legislative wins that directly benefit Tampa homeowners:
- Verified Expertise and Safety: We successfully advocated to stop unqualified HVAC and building contractors from performing specialized pool shell and equipment work, ensuring your pool’s structural integrity is handled only by licensed experts.
- Professional Accountability: Our team helped save the Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB) and protected the professional continuing education requirements that ensure only verified, knowledgeable builders operate in Florida.
- Defending Your Voice: We successfully fought to protect the Swimming Pool Contractor seat on the Florida Building Commission, ensuring experts are the ones making decisions about your pool’s safety standards.
- Blocking Unnecessary Costs: The FSPA successfully stopped the implementation of rules that would have forced millions of dollars in unnecessary equipment costs onto Florida pool owners.
The Cody Pools Standard Our involvement in the FSPA Building Code Task Force means your pool is built using the most current engineering and safety protocols in the state. While our primary focus is protecting your rights, we also ensure our team remains the most educated in the industry, utilizing over $139,000 in specialized industry education to bring the latest technology directly to your backyard.
