Pool Remodeling in Scottsdale, AZ

The typical Scottsdale remodel we see is a 1990s pool with a plaster interior that has lost its color, tile that no longer suits the home, and equipment that predates variable-speed pumps and app control. Replacing that interior with a pebble finish, updating the tile and coping, and adding automation for the pump, heater, spa and lighting is the core of most of our projects here. Homeowners with an integrated spa often have us rework it in the same project so the pool and spa match.

Lot size changes how we stage the work. In Old Town, compact lots mean we plan carefully where the dumpster, materials and hoses go so the job stays tidy for the people next door. Larger North Scottsdale properties have the room, but north of the 101 the ground turns to decomposed granite and buried boulders, and hillside grades come into play if a remodel adds a new spa, wall or deck extension that needs footings. Rock removal is part of the plan in those cases, not a surprise halfway through.

Most master-planned communities in Scottsdale have active HOAs with design review, and DC Ranch, Grayhawk and Troon require architectural approval before work begins. New tile colors, deck materials, raised walls and fire features are all visible changes, so we prepare the HOA design package along with any City of Scottsdale permit the scope requires, including the added review for hillside lots. Replacing an aging deck with premium travertine or natural stone is a common part of these projects, and we select coping to match so the edge and deck finish together.