Embattled pool contractor Jordan Hidalgo, the owner of Staycation Pools & Spas, has had his $1.9 million judgment reduced to just $60,000, following a settlement with the Florida Attorney General’s Office.

A pool contractor accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars from customers in Jacksonville and around the state and not finishing the jobs, will be giving up his contracting licenses, under an agreement with state regulators.

The owner of Staycation Pools & Spas is due before the DBPR and state licensing board next Thursday on more than 50 complaints against him.

The license holder for Staycation Pools & Spas, Jordan Hidalgo, said he was never notified of the Construction Trades and Qualifying Board hearing. He called the guilty ruling ‘upsetting’ and told News4JAX he was not personally served at his address.

An update to an I-TEAM investigation involving a Tampa-based pool company accused of not finishing contracted work in the Jacksonville area.

After a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation on Monday, more customers of Staycation Pools & Spas in the Jacksonville area are coming forward alleging the company took their money but never finished construction.

A Mandarin couple is fed up with their unfinished pool. It’s full of tadpoles and algae, and it’s been a green mess for almost a year now.