Pool Remodeling in San Tan Valley, AZ

Since housing here is almost entirely 2000s and newer, remodel work in San Tan Valley looks different from the older parts of the Valley. We are rarely replacing a surface on a pool that is generations old. More often, homeowners want to add what their pool is missing, such as a spa, a Baja shelf with bubblers, LED lighting, automation or a raised wall with water features. Pools that went in during the area's earlier growth are also starting to show finish and tile wear, and those get resurfaced and retiled.

Big, flat lots on former desert and farmland make access easy and excavation simple when a remodel adds a spa or extends the deck. The bigger issue on these open lots is water. Monsoon runoff can carry dirt and debris across a yard and into the pool, so when we replace a deck with pavers or travertine we pay close attention to slope, directing water away from the pool and the equipment pad. If your pad sits in a low spot, the remodel is the right time to move or raise it.

Permits are a common point of confusion here. Much of San Tan Valley is unincorporated, so pool permits come from Pinal County rather than a city building department. We confirm the correct jurisdiction for your parcel, submit plans when the scope calls for a permit and coordinate the county inspections. If your master-planned community, such as Johnson Ranch or Circle Cross Ranch, has an architectural committee, we can also prepare drawings and samples for its review of visible changes like new decking, walls or shade structures.