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Pool companies in Phoenix, AZ

Phoenix lists 67 pool businesses, and 30 of them say they offer free estimates, so you can compare several quotes before you commit. Another 14 mention financing and 20 also do commercial work. Across the listings, 47 of the 66 rated businesses hold a Google rating of 4.5 or higher, with a median of 4.8 across 4,742 reviews. Shasta Pools (4.3, 465 reviews) and Love Pool Care (4.8, 377 reviews) have the most reviews.

67 listed with a Phoenix address
21 graded A or B
4.8 median Google rating
22% mention a warranty on their site

67 companies based in Phoenix

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What Phoenix companies do

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Pools in Phoenix

What people book

Pool Service and Maintenance is the most covered service here with 33 businesses, followed by Pool Remodel and Renovation with 25 and Pool Repair with 16. Pool Remodel and Renovation is above metro: 37% of Phoenix listings against 28% metro-wide. The smallest groups are Pool Leak Detection and Repair and Pool Filter Repair and Replacement, with 5 businesses each.

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businesses listed for Pool Service and Maintenance

Local context

Phoenix summers average a high of 106°F, with extreme heat events of 115°F or more between June and September, and monsoon season runs June 15 to September 30 with dust storms (haboobs). Phoenix requires all pools to be checked for code compliance and health and safety, and it publishes its barrier requirements. A survey waiver is needed if the water's edge or a water feature sits less than 5 feet from the property line, so ask any remodeler how they will handle that.

Homeowner tips

  • 30 Phoenix businesses say they offer free estimates, so collect more than one. For any contract over $1,000, insist on a written agreement with the license number, price, payment terms and the ROC complaint notice.
  • Check each contractor on the ROC Contractor Search before hiring. Confirm the active class covers your job (R-6 or CR-6 for service and minor repair), plus bond and Recovery Fund status. What the businesses say about licenses or warranties is self-reported; 15 mention a warranty.
  • If you are remodeling or adding a feature, ask about the barrier rules: an enclosure at least 5 feet high, no openings passing a 4-inch sphere, and self-closing, self-latching gates that open outward. The barrier must also sit at least 20 inches from the water's edge.

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