Horrible workmanship and quality. They resurfaced our pebbles to pebble sheen and it's worse/more…read morerough now than our old 15+ year surface. I've called them out twice. Once they tried to spot fix and the second time they acid washed the whole pool as they even admitted that it didn't appear to have been done right or even at all. This summer after several swims we've noticed that almost the entire pool is rough. So disappointed and would not recommend them.

Superior for the win AGAIN! Our cool deck wasn't too bad, but was starting to show its age…read more However, our patio really needed attention, it was covered in saltillo tiles, which were cracking and aging badly. Had an estimate from another company that was very high, and then I remembered Superior and asked if they also did concrete coverings, cool-deck etc, and they DO! Their estimate was MUCH less and they did MORE. They completely removed the old cool deck and painstakingly prepared the patio surface (we had already removed the old tiles ourselves) and the new cool deck around the pool and completely covering the patio came out fantastic. The workers were great and polite and worked very fast. Thanks, Superior! Again!

Had an issue with my pool heater. Tyson was able to diagnose it over text messages. Simple fix but…read moresaved me a lot of time. Will call Sapphire next time I need help!

Exceptional Experience with Sapphire Pools!…read more If you are looking to remodel your pool, I cannot recommend Sapphire Pools enough. They just finished a complete overhaul of our pool, and the results are absolutely stunning. A huge thank you to Tyson, who oversaw the entire project. From start to finish, Tyson was a total pro--super communicative, transparent about the timeline, and clearly committed to high-quality work. He made what could have been a stressful construction project feel smooth and manageable. It's rare to find someone who takes this much pride in the details, and it really shows in the final product. The crew was respectful of our property, worked efficiently, and left us with a backyard that looks brand new. If you want the job done right the first time, ask for Tyson at Sapphire Pools. 5/5 stars - we couldn't be happier!

We've had multiple leaking issues with our pool over the years, and then the surface started…read morepeeling, so we got bids for resurfacing with pebble and fixing all the leaks. Norm came in and was the only one to really take the time to figure what was going on and how to address it. The resurfacing, testing, and fixing the leaks went on schedule, and the pool has never looked better. Norm came over multiple times at each step, to make sure everything was doing perfect. Can't recommend them enough and will use them for all future upgrades.

TBH, the swimming pool remodel businesses tend to be flaky. Not so with AJ and RYP. My husband…read moreand I consulted with multiple pool remodelers over a span of many months. AJ / RYP is the only one who really impressed us. He's prompt, reliable, polite, courteous and extremely knowledgeable. His actions match his words. Great customer service!

I discovered a crack in my salt cell Union and decided the fix was too much for me especially on a…read moreFriday afternoon. I contacted K and K who responded immediately and I had it repaired within 3 hours of calling. Extremely nice, fair, and quality was amazing. I wished I would have used him when I had the salt cell installed. This is my pool fix it guy from here on. Thank you K and K.

Last year (at the end of May), this company replaced the motor on my pool pump and charged me $660…read morefor the repair, which included a 1-year warranty on the motor. At the time, a complete pump replacement, including labor and taxes, was around $1,600. Fast forward to this year: the motor failed less than 1.5 months after the warranty expired. Given how close the failure was to the warranty period, I contacted the company hoping they would offer some goodwill assistance or a reasonable discount. Instead, I was quoted between $2,150 and $2,800 for a replacement, depending on the model and horsepower, with only a $100 discount offered. What makes this especially frustrating is that the 1.5 HP pump model they quoted is available online for around $1,150. The pricing difference feels excessive. Based on my experience, I would be very cautious about using this company for repairs. I understand warranties have limits, but I expected better customer service and a more reasonable resolution given that the motor failed so soon after the warranty expired. Unfortunately, it left me feeling that the focus was more on maximizing revenue than on building long-term customer relationships.

From initial conversations to quoting to coordinating time to install, Paradise Valley Pool…read moreProfessionals were more than professional! Matt communicated quickly on Yelp and gave a quick quote. The process was on point with others and they were quick to install. The day of install, Matt text prior to arriving and within 1.5 hours they had the old pool heater removed and new one installed and working. Matt walked us through the new heater controls and what to do. I plan on using them again for all future pool maintenance! Thank you again!

We needed a new fountain pump. They were great giving us 3 different options and provided quick and…read moreefficient service. Great value. I will definitely give them a call again if we need a new pump.

We had our pool and decking completely remodeled and had the most exceptional experience. From day…read more1 when Mark (owner) came in as gave us a quote.. we could tell that this business was very professional. There were things pointed out to us that we did not know needed to be taken care of for the pool, we were communicated with every day on everything that was being done, and couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. We would recommend this business to anyone!!

Mark and the team at Sunscape Pools and Remodeling did an incredible job remodeling our pool and…read moredecking. Mark was very hands on throughout the whole process, guiding us through material selection, design and keeping us informed of progress. The team worked efficiently and delivered a high quality result. We are absolutely thrilled at the outcome and are looking forward to enjoying year-around for years to come!

Completely left me hanging, told me someone would be out for a repair, no one showed up. Didn't…read moreeven let me know someone would not be coming out and completely ignored text messages when I reached out for updates. Terrible communication, completely unreliable. There are hundreds of pool companies. Don't waste your time with this one.

The owner of this company, Rod, got right back to me within minutes. I was a little panicked…read morebecause my pool wasn't operating properly and I was about to have a large pool party. Despite the fact it was after hours (evening before the party), Rod actually spent 20 minutes with me via FaceTime to diagnose the problem, assist me with repairing a valve and priming a pump. He provided me with specific instructions and he was able to get everything working again all via FaceTime. HE DIDNT CHARGE ME ANYTHING! He was sympathetic to my time critical situation, and he genuinely wanted to be helpful. He would not accept any money despite my insistence. You just don't see this type of authentic integrity anymore. Excellent work ethic, extremely knowledgeable, quick response, and he didn't feel right charging me simply because he wasn't there in person. The FaceTime instruction was extremely educational and his thorough step-by-step guidance was spot on. He was very patient with me. Other companies said it would be $475 just to come out and take a look. This is the only company I will use for all my future pool service needs. Hard to find people like Rod these days. Thank you!!!

The owners of Pool Shack Robert (Joe) pressured me to pay in full prior to the completion of my…read more$4,000 plus final bill of additional work contracted. Unfortunately the Pool Shack owner was paid and you are reading the typical Phoenix contractor customer horror story because once my final PayPal payment went through, Pool Shack refused to stand by their work to leave the job site without setting up the new pump functioning or adding chemicals to our freshly filled pool water. Apparently Robert was upset because I didn't sign up for weekly pool service even though my request to try out their service prior to signing a year contract or by my final payment not completed in cash or by check as demanded. The owner claimed PayPal was not an option because they didn't have an account set up and instead insisted that I deliver a check or cash which wasn't possible since I was out of town however when I went to search on PayPal, I found the Pool Shack business account right away so I made my final payment out of trust and I was insured that the job was complete with the pool running with chemicals in full working order which it wasn't. Pool Shack took advantage of my trust for contracting more pool work and since the previous job was completed according to the work contracted, I had a comfort level that in my absence the pool would be in good standing upon my return. Pool shack knew the next weekly pool service wouldn't happen until a week from my payment but since this didn't happen the pool was found in dire straights which was discovered by our pool service with a total of 11 day's since new pool water was filled and after Pool Shack left the equipment powered off without chemicals. Needless to say and shown by my photo algae growth sets in quickly in triple digits with the above circumstances. Since extreme measures with shocking/pumping still didn't turn the situation around in time to prepare the home for vacation rental, we were forced to drain, acid wash and refill all over again. At the time I was too upset to write this honest review to warn other customers and I rely on real people sharing business reviews so I feel that this one is well overdue. Bottom line is that the owners of Pool Shack and their representatives aren't reputable nor do they run their business with integrity. This left me with an unfinished pool repair and much worse than the condition of the pool upon the start/completion of the job. The end result of the algae green pool completely negated the money spent on the freshly acid washed pool + fresh water fill by the men intentionally leaving the pool without a running pool pump or chemicals added upon leaving. I am a reasonable person with over 20 years of working with contractors and I would NOT recommend using Pool Shack for any pool repairs, electrical work or monthly pool service.

I hired the Pool Shack to turn my diving pool into a play pool and cover all of my concrete and…read morepool decking with travertine. They were the most expensive company that quoted out of 4 companies but I wasn't as concerned with price as I was quality and the timeliness of the project. I called Joe, one of the owners to go over the quote to understand the timeline of the project so I could make a decision on which contractor to choose. I asked Joe how long I could expect the project to take. He told me 5 days for the pool and 7-10 days for the travertine. I asked if there would be a gap between the two projects and he said not more than 3 days. I accepted with the expectation that they set that the project should be done in about 2 1/2 weeks. At 2 1/2 weeks my pool was still torn apart! I called Joe to discuss the situation and he blamed it on my husband that the pool was taking so long because he ordered a customer pool remodel, I reminded Joe that was what the bid was for and the bid was provided to me before he discussed the timeline and that the scope of work never changed so this was not my husbands that he couldn't blame it on my husband. He then went to blaming his subcontractors and that it was their fault because they weren't doing the job quick enough. Speaking of subcontractors - yeah, these guys never showed up when they were supposed, ever. It happened during the entire project, we would be told they would be out the next morning at 7, I would lock my dogs up and then be lucky if someone showed up at 3 pm if at all. The contractors would always say sorry, they were in Scottsdale or Cave Creek. I live in Glendale. I felt the entire time like their clients in the Scottsdale zipcodes were prioritized over us in Glendale. Once the pool was "done" I use this term losely because the pool is still not done 2 months later. The travertine contractors came out. Holy mess! They didn't protect anything I own and cut all of the travertine with a dry saw and then used a blower to blow it all over my yard, in my pool and in my neighbors yards. They didn't cover my thousands of dollars worth of outdoor furniture, didn't protect my artificial grass, didn't protect my gravel, in fact they dumped their waste buckets in my gravel and destroyed it. They delivered the wrong color travertine and tried to blame it on me. Seriously, I paid you as the contractor to deliver on what I purchased, it is not my fault that you ordered 7 pallets of the wrong color, didn't inspect your job and let your tile guy (who wasn't supposed to lay tile that day) start on the tile. A 10x10 section that they started by my backdoor had to be taken up and redone with the right color. They left the open pit of sand at my backdoor for over a week without covering it so my 3 dogs had no choice but to walk through sand to go in and out all day tracking sand all over my house. The owner had the audacity to say he'd done me a favor my not charging me to take up the wrong color becuse "I let his contractor put the wrong color down" Ummmm......if I wanted to GC this job myself I would have, and it would have been done right. On the initial visit the owner Joe told us that the travertine overlay was a thin vineer that wouldn't raise the concrete level more than 3/4 of an inch. This was very important to me because I did not want the level of my concrete raised 2-3 inches, this would leave an ugly exposed edge all around my patios and pool and would mean I would have to raise everything in my yard to match that level The travertine tiles themselves measure 1 ¼ inches thick, so ¾ is IMPOSSIBLE. I met with Rob and discussed this with him and he offered to put a tile edge around the 2-3" gap to give me at least a clean looking edge that I wouldn't see mortar oozing out. When it came time to deliver on that compromise and make up for the lie - THEY CHARGED ME AN ADDITIONAL 900.00! I was mortified and felt like I didn't have a choice, otherwise, I was going to look at this horrible 2-3" mortar gap all over my remodeled backyard that I just paid them almost $30,000.00 to do. I told him I would pay it but that I would be an incredibly unhappy client, he proceeded to charge me. I thought it was over, I was wrong. The mess they left - took my husband and me, 23 hours to clean up and pressure wash. the pool level dropped 3" over night. Oh my gosh! The owner Rob comes out to locate the leak and charges us 100.00 to locate. Says it is our pool skimmer MIP fitting. I pay 250.00 to dig it up and dry as a bone, Discovered that when their contractor moved the light they didn't use conduit to run the wire - I can't make this up - they used a SPLICED GARDEN HOSE AND RED DUCT TAPE instead of conduit so my pool has been leaking through there. They refuse to give me the pool I paid for and I have had to resort to the ROC and filing a lawsuit and/or insurance claim