Jordan Hidalgo, the license-holder for the company, was also ordered to appear before the Construction Trades Qualifying Board Tuesday night in Duval County and was again ordered to pay restitution to his customers, this time totaling more than $280,000. He was ordered toThe News4JAX I-team has heard from more than a dozen customers of Staycation Pools & Spas in the Jacksonville area who say they were left behind.He was ordered to pay $83,812.50 to customer Randon Coffee and $130,479.
“It’s not right for you to just leave me hanging here with the $69,000 that I’ve already paid you, which is 95% of the pool cost, you know, initially quoted by Staycation Pools & Spas,” Brianne said. Hidalgo’s permitting privileges are suspended indefinitely in Duval County by the Code Enforcement and Building Inspection Division.