Phoenix metro · pool repair, resurfacing & remodel

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We grade every pool company in the Valley on the same six-part record and show the reasons next to the grade. Free to use, no account.

A technician repairing a pool heater at dusk with the McDowell Mountains behindA pool being replastered in the evening lightA pool remodel in progress with new tile and plaster
… What the weather alone takes from an open Phoenix pool in a week. Do the bucket test

Graded, city by city

Highest grade first, then score, then reviews. Every grade has its reasons on the company’s page. 320 of 524 companies have enough public information to be graded.

All 67 in Phoenix

231 more serve the Valley without a street address on file. Browse all 524.

Your equipment, your finish

Who says they work on what you own

Pick the brand on your pad or in your plaster. We count the companies whose own websites name it. That is what they say, not a maker’s approval.

Equipment

Finishes

What it costs

What pool companies post for the usual jobs

Prices Valley companies publish on their own websites, last read Oct 17, 2026. They are not quotes, and a posted price is a start, not the bill. Ask for the price in writing.

How we read these prices

Weekly pool service

22 companies · per month
$100 lowest$135 middle$175 highest

Filter cleaning

10 companies · per job
$80 lowest$123 middle$179 highest

Green-to-clean

6 companies · per job
$295 lowest$300 middle$600 highest

Leak detection

4 companies · per job · few
$99 lowest$398 middle$500 highest

Equipment diagnostic or service-call fee

4 companies · per visit · few
$75 lowest$92 middle$105 highest

Each row has its own scale, and each company counts once, at its lowest posted price for the job. Many are “starting at” prices. A job needs at least four companies posting before we show it, so resurfacing, pumps and remodels are not here yet.

Losing water?

Leak, or just Phoenix?

In a hot, dry, windy week the sun and wind take a lot from open water. Tell us how far your pool dropped and we’ll set it beside what the weather accounts for this week. Then do the bucket test: fill a bucket with pool water, set it on the first step, and mark the level inside and outside. After a day, if the pool dropped more than the bucket, something besides evaporation is taking water.

The full bucket test, step by step

Reading the week’s weather…

Find leak detection Weather: AZMET (University of Arizona), Phoenix Encanto station. Coefficient: FAO-56 Table 12, open water under 2 m deep.

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