Blue Mirage Pools and Spas
ROC license · KA-6- Builds new pools
- Gunite or shotcrete
- Remodels and resurfacing
Lake Havasu City runs its own pool trade. It sits about three hours from Phoenix, far enough that Valley companies do not treat it as a suburb, so the 30 listings on this page are overwhelmingly local operations working Havasu and the surrounding Mohave County area. The practical effect is that your shortlist is finite and the same names keep surfacing, which is easier than sorting through a metro market but leaves you less room to walk away from a bid you dislike.
Ten of the 30 listings say they build new pools. The other 20 sit in service, repair, retail, cleaning and spa work, which fits a river town where keeping existing pools and spas running is steady year-round business. If a new shell is what you want, you are really shopping a third of this page, and that third is worth treating as the whole list.
Seventeen listings match a record on the ROC posting list dated 2026-10-02. Seven of those hold KA-5 and six hold B-5, both pool build classes, with one more at KA-6. That gives Havasu 14 licensed pool build classes across 17 matched companies, a denser ratio than the raw listing count suggests. The remaining two hold R-6 and CR-36. R-6 is a service and repair class, so that company can maintain your pool but cannot contract to build you one, and CR-36 falls outside the pool classes entirely.
Review counts here are thin. The median listing has 3 reviews, which is too few to rank anyone by stars, and the single largest review count on the page, 472, belongs to SwimmingPoolSupplyUSA, a business that does not build pools. Treat a big number on this page as evidence about a retail or service operation rather than a builder.
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Among the companies that do build, Sandcastle Pools leads with 50 reviews under ROC 340949, a KA-5. Blue Mirage Pools and Spas follows at 49 reviews under ROC 298622, a KA-6, and Mohave County Pools and Spas at 35 under ROC 274928, another KA-5. Advantage Pools, Desert Storm Custom Pools and Custom Pools of Arizona round out the licensed builders with visible review history, the last two on B-5 licenses.
The service mix leans toward water. Spas and hot tubs appear on 9 listings and water or fire features on 8, both high for a city of this size, and 7 companies do gunite or shotcrete while 7 handle remodels and resurfacing. At the other end, one listing mentions heating or solar and one mentions fiberglass pools. If either of those is central to your project, you are down to a single company before you have started calling.
Thirteen of the 30 listings carry a written description of their work. For the other 17 you have a name and a phone number and little else, so verify before you invest time: the ROC contractor search is free at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search, and building a pool in Arizona requires a Registrar of Contractors license. Checking a name there takes under a minute and tells you whether a company can legally pour your shell.
Ten, out of 30 listings. Everything else on the page is service, repair, retail, cleaning or spa work. On the license side, 14 of the 17 companies that match an ROC record hold a pool build class: seven KA-5, six B-5 and one KA-6.
Nothing on this page points you to the Valley. Lake Havasu City is roughly three hours from Phoenix and carries its own set of licensed pool builders, with 14 pool build class licenses across the matched companies. Start local and widen the search only if your shortlist comes up short on the specific work you want.
KA-5 is one of the Arizona pool build classes, and it is the most common class on this page with seven holders, ahead of B-5 at six. Both let a company contract a new pool. The practical takeaway is that the class difference between a KA-5 and a B-5 holder is not a reason to pick one bid over another.
The median Havasu listing has 3 reviews, so star counts will not separate anyone. Lean on the license record instead. Look up each company at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search, confirm the license is current and in a build class, and ask for addresses of recent Havasu projects you can drive past.
No. R-6 covers pool service and repair only, so that holder can clean, repair and maintain but cannot contract new construction. CR-36 is not a pool class at all. One Havasu listing holds each. If a company quotes you a new build on either license, ask which license the contract will be written under.