Pool Remodeling in Tucson, AZ

Tucson lists 67 pool companies and 22 of them handle remodeling, resurfacing or replastering. Only 6 of those 22 stay out of new construction. The other 16 build pools and renovate them, which makes remodeling in Tucson mostly a side of the business rather than the business itself.

That shapes who you end up hiring here. In Tucson you are usually calling a pool builder and asking it to renovate, so the crew that resurfaces your shell works for a construction company. Builders bring design help and the ability to re-engineer a pool rather than recoat it. The trade-off is scheduling, because renovation work gets fitted around construction. Ask for a start date in writing, and ask whether the same person supervises both kinds of job.

17 of the 22 Tucson remodelers show up on the ROC posting list dated 2026-10-02 and 5 do not. Of the 17, sixteen hold a build class: 8 with KA-5, 7 with B-5 and 1 with B-6. None holds CR-6, R-6 or C-6, the service and repair classes, and the one remaining license is a CR-36. If you specifically want a contractor whose license is written around service and repair, Tucson's remodel list does not have one. Only 11 of the 22 state a license on their own listing, so verify rather than assume. The ROC contractor search is free at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search and takes either a name or a number.

Pool remodeling companies in Tucson

CDC Pools

5.0(1 review on Google)

ROC license · B-5

1959 W McMillan St, Tucson

  • Remodels and resurfacing
  • Spas and hot tubs
  • Baja shelves and tanning ledges
(520) 623-3643 View Profile

The service mix leans toward full renovation rather than surface work on its own. 16 of the 22 do spas and hot tubs, 14 do water and fire features, 13 do decking and pavers, and 13 offer financing. 12 install pebble interior finishes, a higher share of the local remodelers than Phoenix carries. 10 do outdoor living and landscape, 9 take commercial pools, and heating and solar, gunite or shotcrete, and Baja shelves each sit at 4. One company does fiberglass.

Patio Pools & Spas Tucson has the most reviews of any remodeler in the city at 475, under ROC 032554 with a B-6 license. Omni Pool Builders and Design follows at 250 under ROC 282151 with KA-5, then Pools By Design at 100 under ROC 259661 and Pima Pool Plastering LLC at 85 under ROC 275648, both B-5 holders that also build new. 1st Choice Pools Building & Design LLC has 84 reviews under ROC 333785. The best reviewed of the remodel-only firms, MMG Arizona Pool Plastering at 73 reviews, has no license number recorded here, so look that one up before you call.

Common questions about pool remodeling in Tucson

How many Tucson companies remodel pools?

22 of the 67 pool companies listed in Tucson do remodel, resurfacing or replaster work. 6 of them do only that. The other 16 also build new pools.

Why does no Tucson remodeler hold a service and repair license?

Of the 17 Tucson remodelers with a record on the ROC posting list dated 2026-10-02, 16 hold a build class and none holds CR-6, R-6 or C-6. The remaining license is a CR-36, which sits outside both the build group and the service group. The license mix follows the business mix, since most remodeling here is done by construction firms.

Five Tucson remodelers have no license on file. What does that mean?

17 of the 22 matched a record on the 2026-10-02 posting list and 5 did not, and only 11 say anything about a license on their own listing. A missing match is not proof of anything by itself, since it can come down to the business name used. Run the name through the free search at azroc.my.site.com/AZRoc/s/contractor-search before you sign a contract.

Can I get a pebble finish from a Tucson remodeler?

Yes. 12 of the 22 install pebble interior finishes, which is the strongest showing of any extra on this list after spas and water features. 13 also do decking and pavers if the renovation is going past the shell.

Building new instead?

All pool builders in Tucson 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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