Maricopa County · Arizona

Pool companies in Surprise, AZ

The 9 pool businesses listed in Surprise are rated highly, with a median Google rating of 4.9 across the 8 that have one, and 7 of those are rated 4.5 or higher. Together they hold 622 Google reviews, a median of 67 per business, and 2 of them have 100 or more. Only 1 of the 9 says on its own website that it offers free estimates, which is 11% here against 37% across the metro. Five of the 9 profiles carry limited public information, so it pays to ask questions directly.

9 listed with a Surprise address
0 graded A or B
4.9 median Google rating
0% mention a warranty on their site

9 companies based in Surprise

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What Surprise companies do

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Pools in Surprise

What people book

Pool Service and Maintenance is the most common tag in Surprise, with 4 of the 9 businesses, followed by Pool Remodel and Renovation with 3. Pool Filter Repair and Replacement is tagged for 2 businesses, or 22% here against 12% across the metro, which is above the metro share. Pool Pump Repair and Replacement, Pool Heater Repair, and Pool Tile Repair and Calcium Removal each have 1 business.

4 of the 9

listed businesses tagged Pool Service and Maintenance

Local context

Surprise sits in a Hot-Dry climate zone with an average summer high of 106°F, and extreme heat events of 115°F or more can arrive from June through September. Monsoon season runs June 15 to September 30 and brings dust storms (haboobs), so ask any business how it handles equipment and water care through those months. Arizona requires a Registrar of Contractors license for pool repair work, so confirm the license class covers your job before you hire.

Homeowner tips

  • Only 1 of the 9 listed businesses says it offers free estimates, so ask each one about estimate costs before you book a visit.
  • Arizona requires a Registrar of Contractors license for pool repair work (R-6 or CR-6 for service and minor repair). Look up the license on the ROC Contractor Search and check that the active class, bond and Recovery Fund status fit your job.
  • Any contract over $1,000 must be in writing with the license number, price, payment terms and the ROC complaint notice. Check for all four before you sign.

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