Swimming pool builder in Tucson, Arizona
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. The company builds custom pools and spas, pool decking, barbecues, fireplaces, fire pits, ramadas, masonry walls, lighting, fountains and waterfalls, with commercial pools and desert landscaping also on offer. Renovations cover equipment upgrades such as heaters and filters, and a maintenance team services filters, motors and pumps and offers seasonal, weekly or monthly cleaning. The pool shell carries a ten-year warranty, equipment carries three years, and the company lists several local and design awards.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| 075823 | A-9 | Active |
| 051312 | B-5 | Active |
| 137197 | CR-21 | Active |
Classifications: General Swimming Pool Contractor; Hardscaping and Irrigation Systems; Swimming Pools. First issued 1980-02-01. Open complaints on file: 0. Disciplinary actions: 0. Bond on record: $11,250 / $15,000 / $50,000.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction'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. Cimarron Circle Construction'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. Cimarron Circle Construction'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. Cimarron Circle Construction's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
We could not confirm this. Cimarron Circle Construction's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction'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. Cimarron Circle Construction'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. Cimarron Circle Construction's own website describes decking & pavers. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction's own website describes 3d design. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
We could not confirm this. Cimarron Circle Construction's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction's own website describes warranty stated. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction's own website describes commercial pools. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction's own website describes equipment & automation. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
We could not confirm this. Cimarron Circle Construction's website did not say either way when we read it in October 2026. Ask the company directly.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction's own website describes also offers pool cleaning & maintenance. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
Yes. Cimarron Circle Construction's own website describes also repairs pools & equipment. We recorded this when we read the site in October 2026; confirm current offerings directly with the company.
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