Pool Remodeling in Gilbert, AZ

The pools built across Gilbert in the late 1990s and 2000s are now hitting the age where resurfacing, retiling and equipment replacement come due. Original plaster usually shows it first, with rough patches, staining and a dull color, followed by scale-crusted waterline tile and single-speed pumps that draw more power than current variable-speed models. Families who bought a house with the pool already in place often want to change the look while the work is underway, with a new tile color, cleaner coping and LED lighting.

Gilbert homes mostly date from 1995 to 2015, and lots in these communities are well defined but set close together. Side-yard access between houses can be tight, so we map the route for demolition debris, plaster equipment and new materials before work starts and keep that path protected. The deep, workable farmland soil under most of Gilbert means that if a remodel adds a spa or pushes the deck out farther, the digging goes smoothly.

Nearly every neighborhood in Gilbert is HOA-governed with architectural review, and the committees here are unusually active. A new paver deck, a raised wall with water features or a shade structure will almost always need their approval. We prepare the HOA submittal and any Town of Gilbert permit in parallel so one does not hold up the other, and the town checks pool barrier code at inspection. Many Gilbert remodels end with new paver decking, which gives us the chance to match the coping and to correct drainage around the pool.