Ready to turn your backyard into your own private resort? Dream Pools of South Florida designs and builds stunning custom pools in Aladdin City that are perfect for relaxation, fun, and making memories.
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Dream Pools of South Florida is a family-owned pool company serving Aladdin City and the surrounding areas in Miami-Dade County. We believe in building strong relationships with our clients, and we’re passionate about creating pools that reflect their unique style and needs. Whether you’re dreaming of a sleek, modern pool or a classic design, we use high-quality materials like durable gunite and shimmering tiles to bring your vision to life. Our team is known for their attention to detail and commitment to exceeding expectations.
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A well-built pool is an investment in your home and your happiness. That’s why it’s essential to choose a pool contractor with a proven track record in Miami-Dade County. At Dream Pools of South Florida, we have the experience and expertise to handle every aspect of your pool project, from the initial design to the final landscaping touches. We understand the importance of using durable materials that can withstand the FL climate, and we’re committed to providing outstanding customer service every step of the way. Contact Dream Pools of South Florida at 305-910-9595 to start planning your dream pool today!
In late 1925, The Aladdin Company of Bay City, Michigan, a pioneer in the manufacture of mail-order “kit” homes, purchased a large parcel of land in the Redland area. Otto and William Sovereign, the founders of the company, began to build a Moorish-themed city made up primarily of buildings featured in their 1920 industrial catalog. It was planned to have a population of 10,000.
After forming the Aladdin City Sales Co. in December 1925, the Sovereign brothers promoted the building of a “dawn-to-dusk” house on opening day on January 14, 1926, flying in all of the materials on six chartered aircraft from Fort Lauderdale on that single day. The Homestead Leader reported that hundreds of spectators gathered to watch the aircraft shuttle in the materials and to watch the crew of 21 carpenters, plasters, electricians, plumbers, and cement workers put up the house. Construction of the house commenced at 7:00 a.m., and was finished at dark, complete with electricity, plumbing, sidewalks, and landscaping. A few days later, an advertisement in the Miami News boasted that 874 homesites had been sold on opening day.
Homestead Leader advertisement showing layout of planned cityAlready operating five house manufacturing plants in the United States and Canada, the Aladdin Company announced plans to open a sixth plant in Aladdin City to provide an instant industrial base. The Sovereigns also sought to attract other manufacturing plants to the city. In addition, the Seaboard Air Line Railway, which was constructing its new extension from central Florida to Homestead, planned to maintain a train station in the new city.
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