Service
Custom Pool Builder in Scottsdale, AZ
Full backyard projects, pool included, typically land between $80,000 and $150,000, depending on scope and site conditions.
A custom pool builder in Scottsdale, AZ has to design around the site first, the slope, the soil, and what is already back there, not a catalog shape dropped onto a lot. Larkspur designs and builds custom pools for Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and north Phoenix homeowners, with owner Marcus Reyes walking every property himself before quoting anything.
What is included
A Larkspur pool project covers design, permitting, and construction under one contract: the pool shell, the surrounding hardscape and decking, and, where a homeowner wants it, the pergola, outdoor kitchen, or fire feature that turns the pool area into a full backyard. Two full-time crews build the work, with a third brought in on larger jobs, and Marcus walks the plan with the crew before it starts.
How it runs
Marcus visits the property first and puts together a design and a real range for the scope, not a number guessed over the phone. Every job gets permitted before construction starts, and inside a design-review community, that HOA submission goes in early since it commonly runs slower than the city permit itself. Once approvals are in hand, the crews build, and the job closes with a final walkthrough and a punch list, not just a handshake.
FAQ
Custom Pool Builder in Scottsdale, AZ: common questions
How much does a custom pool cost in Scottsdale?
Full backyard transformations, pool, hardscape, and structures together, typically land between $80,000 and $150,000. The real number depends on the site itself, the slope, the soil, and what is already back there, which is why Marcus walks every property before quoting.
Do you handle the permitting and HOA approval for the pool?
Yes. Every project gets permitted before a shovel goes in the ground, and if the property sits inside a design-review community, Marcus submits and manages that HOA approval directly. In eight years, no Larkspur client has had to chase the city or the HOA themselves.