38 swimming pool contractors based in Tucson and nearby Oro Valley, Vail. 18 hold a verified active ROC license. 17 also remodel pools, 21 build spas, 12 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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Landscape architecture is where Pools by Design began, and the Tucson firm still draws the whole yard before it digs. It has built pools in Tucson, Marana, Oro Valley and Sierra Vista since 2009 and is the only Master Pools Guild member in Southern Arizona.
Gunite shells, built after plumbing and inspections are complete, anchor the custom pools made by 1st Choice Pools Building & Design in Tucson. The locally owned team serves Oro Valley, Marana, Catalina Foothills, Vail, Sahuarita and Green Valley with residential and commercial construction.
Rocky Tucson soil shapes how Omni Pool Builders approaches excavation and shotcrete work, and the company builds both residential and commercial pools across Southern Arizona. Projects start with a 3D model of the yard, and the portfolio spans custom shotcrete pools, a range of fiberglass designs, spas, waterfalls and other water features, pavers and travertine decking.
Founded in 1978, Cimarron Circle Construction pairs pool building with in-house general contracting and landscape architecture, so one Tucson team can handle an entire backyard. Bids include 3D renderings.
Plastering and construction under one roof define Pima Pools, the consumer brand of Pima Pools & Plastering in Tucson. Custom gunite pools are built from the ground up, with spas, waterfalls, bubblers and spillways added as needed, and finishes range from plaster to quartz, pebble and custom glass.
A family-owned, owner-operated builder in Tucson that handles the whole job with one consistent crew, from excavation and steel through gunite work, plumbing, electrical, tile, coping and decking. Custom pools and spas are the specialty, with options such as lap pools, swim-up bars, grottos, integrated spas and in-built barbecues, and the team coordinates landscaping, outdoor kitchens and lighting around them.
Negative edge pools are one of the signature builds at Encantada Pools, a custom pool and outdoor living company serving Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Green Valley, Sahuarita and Vail. Geometric and freeform pools and spas sit alongside concrete, stone and paver hardscaping, turf, water and fire features, built-in barbecues, outdoor fireplaces, masonry, pergolas and patio covers.
Swim machines are a distinguishing line here: this Tucson company is a factory-trained installer of Endless Pools and Fastlane counter-current systems, for homeowners short on space. Alongside those, it designs custom pools and spas, remodels existing pools with tile replacement and other updates, and offers inspections from a dual-licensed contractor with over 30 years of experience.
Presidential Pools & Spas calls itself the largest custom pool builder in Phoenix and Tucson, and has operated in Arizona since 1991, with showrooms across the Phoenix area and one in Tucson and Marana. Its Gilbert pool park lets visitors walk through full-sized designs and water features.
Founded in Tucson in 1983 and still run by its original owners, who personally supervise each job from start to finish. The core of the business is remodeling: replastering, pebble and quartz finishes, new tile, and updates to decking, lighting and equipment when an older pool needs more than a patch.
Luxury poolscapes are the focus at Southern Arizona Pools, a Tucson builder that offers a turn-key approach from design through finished backyard. Designers take measurements and produce 3D renderings so owners can compare options before building.
Design comes first at this locally owned, owner-operated Tucson firm, which pitches itself as a landscape and pool design-build team rather than a pool shop alone. Projects are planned around the desert setting, with sun exposure, watershed management and material choices shaping each concept, and the team says it does not recycle designs.
A full-service pool and spa company in Tucson, Valley Oasis has been in business since 1998 and splits its work between building and ongoing care. On the construction side it designs custom pools for Southern Arizona homeowners, and reviewers describe the design process, boulder placement, a waterfall, a jacuzzi and plant replacement as part of finished backyards.
A home builder program is the centerpiece: the company guides homeowners through a five-step path to a new pool, covering design, construction plans, engineering, permits and building. Designs are produced in 3D from a model of the existing yard, and plans are drafted to local codes with instructions for each trade.
Locally owned and based near Tucson in Oro Valley, this company focuses on custom pool design and backyard transformations. Customers can bring their own ideas or have a design drawn up for them.
Owner-builder consulting is the model: instead of acting as a broker that marks up subcontractors, this Tucson firm coaches homeowners through scheduling and managing the trades on their own pool. The founder came to the approach after working at an owner-builder pool company, and the pitch is that the saved middleman markup goes into a higher-quality pool.
A Tucson pool company with a modest public footprint: a 3.2 rating from 20 Google reviews and no website. Customer comments center on warranty repair work, pump problems, cost, technician communication and company responsiveness, which points to an equipment and service operation.
Pump trouble and tired pools are what bring most customers to this Tucson repair outfit. It is categorized as a swimming pool repair service, and the topics that come up most often in customer feedback are pool restoration and pump repair.
Custom gunite construction is the focus of this Tucson location of a national inground pool builder with a long history. Pools are shaped to the lot, with designs ranging from family and entertaining layouts to estate and wellness-oriented retreats, plus spas, vanishing edges, swim-up bars, outdoor kitchens, fire features and water features.
More than 45 years of experience stand behind this family-owned Tucson company, which designs custom pools for homes and businesses and then keeps them running. New construction covers play, diving and infinity pools as well as pool and spa combinations, with options such as cascades, slides, diving boards, natural stone waterfalls and custom lighting.
A veteran-owned outdoor living contractor in Tucson that treats the pool as one piece of a whole backyard plan. Nine services sit under one team: custom pools, landscape design, pergolas and ramadas, outdoor kitchens, artificial turf, hardscaping and pavers, fire features, landscape lighting and complete backyard transformations.
Turnkey pool and landscape building is the approach here, with pool construction handled alongside the yard around it by the same in-house team. The company works under the Garden Gate and Artistic Pools and Spas names, serving Oro Valley, Marana and Tucson as a family-owned business with more than 25 years of experience.
Built for desert heat and Arizona soil is how this contractor frames its custom pool work, with design, construction and project management all kept in-house. Based in Tucson, it also serves Phoenix, Mesa and Sedona, and it holds CPO certification along with PHTA and IPSSA memberships.
Part pool store, part service shop, Arizona Pool & Pond Company has served Tucson since 1991 and covers ponds and fountains as well as pools. Its store stocks parts, chemicals, cleaning tools and accessories, offers free water testing, and sells Dimension One hot tubs as an authorized dealer.
Vista Pools and Spas builds custom pools and spas for Tucson backyards, with a track record of more than 200 projects. A construction division with its own crews handles new builds as well as renovations of existing pools, guiding clients from the first consultation through design, permitting-related electrical work, tiling, decking and landscaping finishes.
Fiberglass is the whole story here: rectangular, freeform and plunge shapes in a range of sizes, many with built-in spas, splash decks, tanning ledges and bubblers. The brand focuses on factory-made fiberglass pools and spas known for durability, low maintenance and fast installation compared with concrete or vinyl liner pools, and it points visitors to local dealers for installation.
Vail, southeast of Tucson in Pima County, is the home of this pool brand, which operates under the parent Cienega Construction LLC. It has a small public record, with three customer ratings averaging 4.7 out of 5, and no detailed service list is published.
The comments that stand out concern tile installation and warranty matters, hinting at remodel or repair work on existing pools rather than new construction. No service list, license information or business history is available for this listing, so prospective customers should ask directly about scope, warranty terms and licensing before committing to a project.
Listed as a pool business serving the Tucson area, this company has an unclaimed profile with no website or description attached, so the specific services it provides, its service area and its licensing are not published. Homeowners considering it should contact the business to confirm what work it handles and how it is licensed, and compare it with other local pool companies.
Pool work in the Tucson area is what this business is listed for, though its unclaimed profile has no website or description attached, so details on the services it provides, the areas it covers and the licensing it holds are not published. Homeowners comparing pool companies should contact the business directly to confirm what work it takes on and how it is licensed before hiring.
A custom pool builder in Tucson, going by its name, this company has an unclaimed profile with no website or business description attached, so specifics about the types of pools it builds, its design process and its licensing are not published here. Homeowners interested in a custom project should reach out to the company directly to confirm what it builds and to review its past work.
This Tucson pool company has an unclaimed profile and no website linked, so published detail about the services offered, the neighborhoods covered or the license held is minimal. Homeowners considering it should confirm the scope of work, service area and contractor licensing directly with the business, and compare it with other local pool companies before committing to a job.
Tucson homeowners will find little published about this pool business: its unclaimed profile carries no website, categories or description, so the services it offers, the neighborhoods it covers and its contractor licensing are not documented. Anyone considering it should ask directly about scope of work and credentials and compare it with other local pool companies.
Beyond its location and the name it operates under, little detail is published about the specific work it takes on, so homeowners weighing it against other Tucson options will want to ask directly about its services, service area and licensing before booking. The profile is claimed by the business, and no website is currently linked.
A small Tucson tile installer with a perfect 5.0 rating across 19 Google reviews and no website. Customers praise a clean work site, punctual arrival and efficient tile installation, qualities that matter on pool waterline and surround jobs.
Behind the scenes of many Tucson pool builds sit specialty trades, and this company works as a plumbing and rebar specialist. Its profile describes exactly that focus, and customers praise the pool plumbing, the quality of the work and the bidding process.
Homeowners in the area looking for pool service and repair help can reach it through its listing, though it keeps a low profile with no website and no published service menu. Anyone considering it for a build or a major remodel should ask directly what work it takes on, since the available information points to everyday service and repair rather than construction.
Nik's Pool Services is an unclaimed listing in Oro Valley, Arizona, near Tucson. It carries a five-star rating from two reviews, but no website, categories or written description are published, so its specific services are not documented.
10 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 38 swimming pool contractors based in Tucson or in nearby Oro Valley, Vail, drawn from public business records and checked against the Arizona Registrar of Contractors register on October 14, 2026. 18 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.
18 of the 38 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.
17 of the 38 Tucson builders describe pool remodeling or resurfacing on their own websites, and 21 describe spa or spool construction. 4 mention fiberglass pools; 9 mention gunite or shotcrete construction, which is the usual method in Arizona. Each profile lists exactly which services the builder's site confirms.
14 of the builders listed here mention financing options on their websites and 10 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.
12 of the 38 builders here describe outdoor living work such as patios, ramadas, outdoor kitchens, fire features or landscaping alongside the pool. 11 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.