5 swimming pool contractors based in Queen Creek. 1 hold a verified active ROC license. 3 also remodel pools, 3 build spas, 3 take on the whole backyard. Service details come from each builder's own website; we mark what we could not confirm.
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The listing has no website, no category information and no written description, so the range of work it takes on, whether new construction, remodeling or service, is not published. Homeowners in the Queen Creek area interested in the company should contact it directly to ask what it offers and what areas it covers before planning a project.
Founded in 2020 by a builder with large-company experience, Desertscape Pool & Spa builds around the idea that features such as proper plumbing, automation, auto-fill and vacuum lines should be part of the pool rather than add-ons. Its work spans custom pools, spools and spas, remodels and resurfacing, decking, water features and lighting, outdoor living and commercial projects, with photoreal 3D design as a first step and financing available.
Operating in the Southeast Valley since 1988 and part of the Cody Pools family, California Pools & Landscape runs a design center in Queen Creek where homeowners can look over materials and talk through financing. The company builds custom pools with a rebar and shotcrete shell, and adds in-ground spas, baja shelves, water features, pergolas, fire elements, travertine and paver decks, LED lighting and smart automation.
Pools and landscaping come as one package at nuView, which designs a project in 2D CAD and then recreates it in 3D rendering software before inviting clients to a design reveal and virtual tour. New custom pools, spools, baja shelves, swim-up bars, beach entries, slides, waterfalls and fire features sit alongside remodels, hardscape, turf and shade structures.
Veteran Pools is a Queen Creek swimming pool company that describes more than 20 years of experience across the industry. Its team handles professional pool building, design and construction, as well as installations, repairs and ongoing maintenance, and it invites homeowners to call or text for a free estimate on any pool need.
1 of these builders have no website on record, so their profiles carry only the facts from public records and the license register.
This guide lists 5 swimming pool contractors based in Queen Creek, drawn from public business records and checked against the Arizona Registrar of Contractors register on October 14, 2026. 1 of them matched an active ROC license under the business name shown. The rest may hold a license under a different legal name, work as a branch of a licensed company, or be service firms that do not need a contracting license.
1 of the 5 builders listed here show a “Verified ROC” line, which means an active Arizona Registrar of Contractors license matched the business when we checked on October 14, 2026. The license number, classification, bond and complaint count are on each builder's profile page. Always confirm the current status at roc.az.gov before signing a contract, since licenses can lapse or be suspended between our checks.
3 of the 5 Queen Creek builders describe pool remodeling or resurfacing on their own websites, and 3 describe spa or spool construction. 2 mention gunite or shotcrete construction, which is the usual method in Arizona. Each profile lists exactly which services the builder's site confirms.
3 of the builders listed here mention financing options on their websites and 1 describe a written warranty. We record only what the builder states; terms, lenders and coverage vary, so ask for the warranty document and the financing partner's disclosures before you commit.
3 of the 5 builders here describe outdoor living work such as patios, ramadas, outdoor kitchens, fire features or landscaping alongside the pool. 2 offer 3D design renderings. Bundling the yard with the pool can simplify permits and scheduling, but ask whether the builder self-performs that work or subcontracts it.