Swimming pool builder in Scottsdale, Arizona
Combined, the team behind Botanist of the Valley brings about 50 years of experience to luxury landscape and pool design in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Phoenix. Inground specialties include freeform, infinity edge, geometric and lap pools with tanning ledges, glass tile, fire bowls, spas, putting greens and travertine decking, along with outdoor kitchens and native landscaping. Existing pools can be resurfaced, remodeled or renovated, and smart automation is part of the package. Projects carry workmanship warranties and manufacturer-backed guarantees, the company is licensed and insured in Arizona, and a home equity financing option is described.
Each fact below was checked against the company's site in October 2026. "Yes" means the site describes it; "No" means the site rules it out; "Not confirmed" means the site did not say.
See other Arizona builders for: Pool remodeling & resurfacing · Spas & spools · Outdoor living (kitchens, fire, shade)
| License | Class | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 351580 | KA-5 | Active |
| 351580 | KA-5 | Active |
Classifications: Dual Swimming Pool Contractor. First issued 2024-04-12. Open complaints on file: 0. Disciplinary actions: 0. Bond on record: $14,000 / $20,000.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes builds new pools (new in-ground pool construction). We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes pool remodeling & resurfacing. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes spas & spools. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
We could not confirm this. Botanist of the Valley's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
We could not confirm this. Botanist of the Valley's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes water features. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes outdoor living (kitchens, fire, shade). We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes decking & pavers. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
We could not confirm this. Botanist of the Valley's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes financing offered. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes warranty stated. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
We could not confirm this. Botanist of the Valley's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes equipment & automation. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Botanist of the Valley's own website describes license stated on site. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
We could not confirm this. Botanist of the Valley's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
We could not confirm this. Botanist of the Valley's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
Decks and pools go together at this Scottsdale contractor, a family-owned business since 2008 that builds and remodels both residential and commercial pools. New builds are designed with 3D renderings and constructed by an in-house crew handling excavation, steel, plumbing, electrical and shotcrete.
Starting out in pool maintenance and repair, Sonoran Waters grew into a luxury custom pool builder serving Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and greater Maricopa County since 2005. Its work centers on negative edge and modern geometric pools, spools, baja shelves, raised spas, fire bowls and outdoor kitchens, built with gunite, tile and pebble finishes and previewed in 3D designs.
Luxury pool design and installation has been the focus of this family-operated Scottsdale company since 1991, and the scope has grown to include landscaping, custom masonry, lighting, irrigation and covered structures. Custom pools can be any size or shape, with attached spas and hot tubs, water features and custom lighting, and 3D rendering lets clients preview a design before building.
Infinity edges, perimeter overflow spas and all-glass-tile pools are the specialties at this Scottsdale luxury builder, which describes its designers as award-winning and its process as starting with a face-to-face consultation. Services run from watershape design, engineering and soils testing to construction, project management and subcontractor coordination, for residential and commercial clients.
Founded in 2008 by a former pool and spa supply shop owner who wanted to answer the horror stories customers told about builders, this Phoenix Valley company focuses on renovation first and custom building second. Services include resurfacing, replastering, remodeling, pool deck repair, draining, service and maintenance, plus equipment sales and installation.
Two brothers, Jeff and Michael Mossman, built this Scottsdale company around the idea that a pool should be an extension of the home, designed to suit one specific house. The firm designs and builds custom luxury pools, from negative edge and wet edge to straight-line and free-form shapes.