Pool Builders in Cathedral City, CA
26 contractors with a CSLB C-53 Swimming Pool license list a business address in Cathedral City (Riverside County). 1 of them is currently suspended. Listed alphabetically. Nobody pays to be here.
CSLB data as of November 6, 2026 · Published by Randy Beard
Abel's PoolsActive
Alvarez ArturoActive
Amp Pool and Spa LLCActive
Baja Paradise Pool Remodeling IncActive
Buena Vista Pool and LandscapeActive
Champion Pools & SpasActive
Desert Rays Pools & SpasActive
Fred Rock Pools IncActive
G H Pool ConstructionActive
Hydra Pools & SpasActive
Hysell Pool CompanyActive
Islas Pools IncActive
Julio's Pool Service LLCActive
Kindel Eric PoolsActive
Landscape By DesignSuspended
License suspended: workers' compensation coverage lapsed. A suspended contractor may not contract for or perform work until CSLB reinstates the license.Living Water Pool Care IncActive
Lux Oasis Pool ConstructionActive
Marquez Pools Construction IncActive
Marvin Rodriguez CorpActive
Miguel's Pool & Spa IncActive
N H Pool SolutionsActive
Norlan's Pool Construction & ServicesActive
Piedrasanta PoolsActive
Pinnacle Pool ScapesActive
PoolcoActive
Xpress Pool Plaster - A PartnershipActive
Hiring a pool builder in Cathedral City
A license only tells you the builder is allowed to do the work. It says nothing about the contract you are about to sign, and that contract decides what happens if the shell cracks, the plaster fails or the job stops halfway. California law caps the down payment on a pool at $1,000 or 10 percent, whichever is less, and no payment may run ahead of the work done. Read the before-you-sign checklist.
More builders nearby: all of Riverside County.
Your next steps
- Got a bid or a contract? Have a licensed pool contractor review it before you sign.
- What's not in your pool contract: the items most often left out.
- Which pool equipment should I get? Pentair, Hayward or Jandy.
- The before-you-sign checklist: what California requires in the contract.
Builders are grouped by the city on their CSLB mailing address, which may not be where they work. Source: CSLB Statewide Public Database Files, November 6, 2026.