Island Pools and Landscaping
ROC license · B-4- Builds new pools
- Outdoor living and landscape
- States a contractor license
San Tan Valley is the short list where the paperwork checks out. All six companies appear in the ROC posting list dated 2026-10-02, and all six have written something about what they do. Full coverage like that is uncommon at any size.
Coverage is not the same as capability. The six licenses break down as three B-5, one B-4, one CR-6 and one R-62. Three companies list new pool construction and two list remodels and resurfacing, so the build bench is half the list.
What a featured listing costs · from $29 a month
The builders are young on reviews. Island Pools and Landscaping has 19 on ROC 341253, AZ Pool Concepts has 11 on ROC 355056 with a B-5, and Valley View Pool Solutions has none yet on ROC 357657, also B-5. The city median of 46 reviews comes from service companies instead: ASP of Queen Creek at 229 and Altra Cool Deck at 78, neither of which builds.
Five of the six list financing, the widest-shared attribute in town, and four list decking and pavers alongside outdoor living work. Three local quotes is the ceiling for a new pool, so pricing a company from a larger city nearby is a reasonable second step rather than a sign you missed something.
No. A license confirms registration, and the class tells you the scope. Three San Tan Valley companies hold B-5 and one holds B-4, while CR-6 is a service and repair class. Read the class, not just the presence of a number.
The three companies listing new construction have 19, 11 and zero reviews. Newer firms and ones that work mostly by referral accumulate public feedback slowly. Ask each for addresses of finished pools in the area and go look at them, which is more useful here than any star rating.
For a new build, yes. Three local companies is a thin field for comparing designs and schedules, and builders in nearby larger cities regularly work this area. Keep the local three in the mix and add one or two from outside.
It means financing should not be the thing that narrows your list, since almost everyone here advertises it. Ask who the lender is and what the terms look like, then decide on build quality, license class and finished work you can inspect.