Aquatic Pools & Landscape
ROC license · KA-5- Builds new pools
- Gunite or shotcrete
- Fiberglass pools
Bullhead City sits on the Colorado River, a long way from the Phoenix metro, and its pool trade looks nothing like the Valley's. Seven companies are listed, and two of them are recorded as building new pools. A Valley builder will not drive out here for a single backyard, so your choice is genuinely local.
Both of the building names are general construction firms rather than pool specialists. TST Construction holds a KA-5, which covers pool construction, and National Construction and Development holds a KB-1, which is not among the pool build classes. Four of the seven listings match an ROC record in the posting list dated 2026-10-02, though only one mentions a license in its own text. The other recorded class is a CR-14.
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Reviews will not decide this for you. The city median is two and the busiest listing has four, so a single review moves the picture. Weigh what you can check instead: the ROC number, the class attached to it, and whether the company will show you finished pools nearby.
Companies from across the river in Nevada sometimes take work on this side. An Arizona pool needs an Arizona Registrar of Contractors license no matter where the company is based, so ask for the Arizona number specifically and look it up free at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search.
Yes, but from a short field. Two of the seven listed companies are recorded as building new pools, and both are general construction firms rather than pool specialists. Ask each to show you pools it has finished in the area.
Four of the seven match a record in the ROC posting list dated 2026-10-02, although only one states a license in its own listing. The recorded classes are two KA-5, one CR-14 and one KB-1. Of those, KA-5 covers pool construction.
Only with an Arizona license. Work on an Arizona property requires a Registrar of Contractors license regardless of where the company is based. Ask for the Arizona ROC number and check it at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search.
A median of two reviews, with four as the highest on the list, is what a market this size produces. It is not a sign that the companies are new or poor. References and the license check carry the weight that reviews would carry in Phoenix.