Pool Remodeling in Scottsdale, AZ

Twenty five of the 51 pool companies listed in Scottsdale do remodeling, resurfacing or replastering. That is just under half the city's directory, so you have room to be selective. The split underneath that number matters more than the number itself: 20 of those 25 also build new pools, and only 5 remodel without building.

A company that builds new pools and remodels alongside that work is not worse at remodeling, but its calendar runs differently. New construction books months of crew time, and a replaster can slot into the gaps around it. The 5 Scottsdale companies that only remodel have nothing else pulling at the same crew. Ask either kind who is actually doing the work on your pool and when they expect to start it.

Scottsdale remodelers tend to sell the yard rather than the shell on its own. Of the 25, 17 list decking and pavers, 17 list water and fire features, 15 list outdoor living and landscape work, and 15 list spas and hot tubs. If your plan is a resurface and nothing else, say so in the first call, because the conversation will often widen into coping and decking. If you do want the yard reworked at the same time, this is the city for it, and you will not have to hire a second trade to get it done.

Pool remodeling companies in Scottsdale

Clear Value Pools

5.0(9 reviews on Google)

ROC license · KA-5

9590 E Ironwood Square Dr #203, Scottsdale

  • Remodels and resurfacing
  • Spas and hot tubs
  • Water and fire features
(480) 602-7665 View Profile

17 of the 25 hold a Registrar of Contractors license in the ROC posting list dated 2026-10-02, and 14 state a license in their own listing. KA-5 is the most common class at 8 holders, followed by B-5 with 3, then single holders of CR-21, CR-36, B-4 and KB-1. Counted by family, 12 hold a construction class and 1 holds a service and repair class. Building a pool in Arizona requires an ROC license, and the build classes are B-5, B-6, A-9, A-19, KA-5 and KA-6. Service and repair sits under CR-6, R-6 and C-6. Resurfacing does not require a build class, so a CR-6 holder is properly licensed to replaster your pool even though it is not licensed to dig you a new one.

By review volume the top of the Scottsdale remodel list is Aqua Blue Pools and Spas with 236 reviews, ROC 347412, class KA-5, and it is one of the 5 that does not build new. Level with it on reviews is Luxe Outdoor Environments of Scottsdale at 236, ROC 296490, class CR-21, which does build new. Arrowhead Deck and Pools follows at 175 reviews under ROC 326855. Arizona Pool & Spa Renovations has 83 reviews and no license number recorded in the posting list, which is worth checking yourself before you sign anything.

Interior finish is where quotes start to diverge. 10 of the 25 name pebble interior finishes, 6 list Baja shelves and tanning ledges, and 3 list heating and solar. 7 offer financing and 6 take commercial work. Whoever you call, you can confirm a license number and its current status at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search, which is free to use.

Common questions about pool remodeling in Scottsdale

How many Scottsdale pool companies do remodeling work?

25 of the 51 companies listed in Scottsdale do remodels, resurfacing or replastering. 20 of those also build new pools and 5 remodel only.

Does a resurfacing contractor need a construction license?

No. CR-6, R-6 and C-6 are the Arizona service and repair classes, and a resurfacing or replaster job falls under them. The build classes are B-5, B-6, A-9, A-19, KA-5 and KA-6. Among Scottsdale's 25 remodelers, 12 hold a construction class and 1 holds a service and repair class.

Is a remodel-only company a better choice than a design-build firm here?

Neither is better by default. With 20 of the 25 building new as well, Scottsdale is weighted toward design-build, and those firms are the ones carrying decking, water features and landscape work on the same contract. The 5 remodel-only companies do renovation all day and have no build schedule competing for crew time. Pick based on how wide your project is.

How do I check whether a Scottsdale remodeler is licensed?

Search the company or license number free at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search. In the ROC posting list dated 2026-10-02, 17 of the city's 25 remodelers have a license recorded and 8 do not, so the check is worth making.

Building new instead?

All pool builders in Scottsdale lists every pool company here, with the ones confirmed to build new pools first. The statewide pool remodeling guide covers how license classes work for renovation work.

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