Custom Pool Builder in Phoenix, AZ

In the central and historic parts of Phoenix, homes from the 1950s and 60s often sit on generous lots with mature trees, which gives a custom pool plenty of room once you get the materials back there. Getting them back there is the hard part. Side yards are often narrow, so instead of driving an excavator through, we plan for a conveyor to move dirt and a pump truck to place concrete. We also look at tree roots and canopy early, since a big shade tree affects where the pool goes and how much debris ends up in the water.

North Phoenix and the Laveen and Estrella edges are a different job. These newer subdivisions were built on former farmland and desert, and many backyards there are still bare dirt or rock waiting on a first pool. Access is usually easier, so the design conversation turns to how the family wants to use the yard: a Baja shelf for small kids, a spa for the cooler months, room on the deck for shade.

Caliche shows up all over the city. It is a cemented layer of calcium carbonate that can be nearly as hard as concrete, and when the crew hits it, digging takes longer. We talk through what caliche could mean for your schedule before the dig starts. We also build in Ahwatukee, Arcadia, Desert Ridge, Moon Valley, Deer Valley and the rest of Phoenix.