Pool Remodeling and Outdoor Living from West Mesa to East Mesa

Mesa is large enough that two houses a few miles apart can have completely different pools. Love Your Pool AZ works across the city, remodeling older west Mesa pools, updating later East Mesa backyards, and building new custom pools and outdoor living spaces. We are a licensed Arizona contractor (ROC# 329963) and have been in business since 2018. Estimates are free at (480) 577-3638 or office@lypaz.com.

West Mesa has some of the East Valley’s earlier planned neighborhoods. Dobson Ranch, for example, began in 1973, and most of its homes were built in the 1970s and 1980s. Pools from that era are often still in daily use, but the original plaster or pebble, waterline tile, coping, and acrylic or concrete deck may be decades past their prime. Equipment is frequently noisy, inefficient, or hard to find parts for. In cases like these, the project is usually a thorough remodel of the pool you have, not a lecture about starting over.

East Mesa grew later and includes golf and master-planned communities such as Las Sendas, Red Mountain Ranch, and Augusta Ranch. Those neighborhoods more often have a homeowners association, and architectural review is a normal step for a visible deck, shade structure, or new pool. The pools themselves may be newer than a west Mesa pool, but they still take on calcium from hard Valley water, and many homeowners want a cooler deck, a patio cover, or an outdoor kitchen as the way they use the yard changes.

Wherever you are in Mesa, the climate works against a neglected surface. Hard fill water plus rapid evaporation leaves mineral scale on tile, water features, and sometimes the interior finish. We clean tile with media blasting without draining the pool, replace tile when you want a new design, and resurface with plaster, PebbleTec, or MicroGlass. We also repair leaks, structural cracks, and worn pebble or plaster, and we repair or replace pumps, filters, and related equipment.

Deck work in Mesa ranges from grinding and recoating an older Kool Deck acrylic surface to a full tear-out and a new travertine, porcelain, or paver deck with new coping. We also build patio covers, pergolas, BBQ islands and outdoor kitchens, and new custom pools, including lighting, automation, water features, and in-floor cleaning systems on new builds. Work carries a 2-year workmanship warranty generally, with 5 years workmanship and 15 years material on pebble interior finish, 4 years workmanship and 7 years material on quartz plaster, and 2 years on tile and decking.

The City of Mesa generally requires a construction permit to build or fill in an in-ground pool. Love Your Pool AZ handles the City of Mesa permits. Homeowners are responsible for obtaining HOA approval, and those rules, where they apply, should be checked before demolition starts. After we see the property, we can tell you what is typically required.

We serve all of Maricopa County plus San Tan Valley and Gold Canyon and screen each job after we talk with you. Call (480) 577-3638 or email office@lypaz.com, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., for a free Mesa estimate.

Frequently asked questions

Do you work in both west Mesa and East Mesa?

Yes. We work across Mesa, including older west Mesa neighborhoods such as Dobson Ranch and later East Mesa communities such as Las Sendas, Red Mountain Ranch, and Augusta Ranch.

What does an older Mesa pool usually need?

Pools built in the 1970s and 1980s often need a new interior finish, updated waterline tile, coping and deck work, and equipment replacement. Some also have leaks or structural cracks. If the shell is sound, those items can usually be handled as a remodel. We will not know the right scope until we see the pool.

Does a Mesa pool project need a city permit?

The City of Mesa generally requires a construction permit to build or fill in an in-ground pool. Remodel scopes can vary, and many East Mesa HOAs also require architectural approval. Love Your Pool AZ handles the City of Mesa permits. Homeowners are responsible for obtaining HOA approval.

How much does a pool remodel cost in Mesa?

A typical pool remodel in Mesa runs $8,000 to $20,000, depending on the size of the pool and the scope of work. A new custom pool typically runs $50,000 to $60,000, including decking. Every project gets a final written quote after a site visit.

Can you replace an old cool-deck surface in Mesa?

Yes. We remodel pool decks, including grinding and recoating Kool Deck acrylic surfaces and installing new travertine, porcelain, or paver decks with new coping when a full replacement is the better option.