Finished freeform pool and raised spa on an elevated hillside deck with tree-lined views

A pool you'll love coming home to.

Complete pool remodeling, new pool construction, resurfacing and masonry in Sherman Oaks and across the San Fernando Valley.

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New customers receive a $2,000 discount on any quote over $5,000. If your quote is under $5,000, you receive a $1,000 discount.

Licensed C-53 #109886815+ years of experienceServing Sherman Oaks and the San Fernando Valley

Three ways we work.

Tell us which one sounds like your project. Each has its own page, its own photographs and its own way in.

Finished backyard pool with raised spa, tile spillover, paver deck and palm trees

Remodel

Residential remodel

Your pool is still sound, but the surface, the tile, the coping or the deck have had their day. We take the whole thing back to a finished pool.

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A filled commercial spa with clear water and navy tile trim.

Remodel

Commercial remodel

Apartment buildings, HOAs, gyms, retirement homes, hotels and resorts. Pools that run hard all year and have to come back into service on a schedule.

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Finished rectangular pool and spa on turf in front of a modern black-and-white two-story house

Construction

New pool

From the permit stage through excavation, shotcrete, coping, tile and the finished surface.

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Freshly plastered pool interior with raised spa and tile spillway, not yet filled

Surface only

Resurfacing

Plaster and mini pebble, on pools and spas. When the surface is the only thing that needs to change.

Resurfacing ›

Finished dark-tile pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas on a stone deck

Around the water

Hardscape and masonry

Decks, retaining walls, barbecues, fire pits and the stonework around the water.

Hardscape and masonry ›

Before, and after.

Every pool on this page is one of ours. Slide to see where it started — remodels, new pools and commercial work each have their own row.

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Remodel

After: Refinished kidney pool with light blue water and paver deck. — Residential remodel — an old drained pool with worn, stained plaster, then a refinished pool with a paver deck and the original slide restored.

Before: Old drained kidney pool with worn, stained plaster. — Residential remodel — an old drained pool with worn, stained plaster, then a refinished pool with a paver deck and the original slide restored.

After: Finished modern pool and raised spa framed by large gray pavers. — Residential remodel — a pool full of green water beside an unfinished cabana, then a finished pool and raised spa framed by paver decking.

Before: Pool full of green water beside an unfinished cabana structure. — Residential remodel — a pool full of green water beside an unfinished cabana, then a finished pool and raised spa framed by paver decking.

After: Finished free-form pool with paver deck, umbrella, and floats. — Residential remodel — a pool shell surrounded by construction equipment on bare dirt, then a finished free-form pool with a paver deck, umbrella, and spa.

Before: Pool shell mid-construction with equipment and bare dirt around it. — Residential remodel — a pool shell surrounded by construction equipment on bare dirt, then a finished free-form pool with a paver deck, umbrella, and spa.

New pool

After: finished rectangular pool with decorative Talavera-style waterline tile, a paver patio and a raised wood platform at the water's edge — New pool — excavation and rebar, then a finished pool with decorative waterline tile, a paver patio and a raised wood platform around the water.

Before: excavated pool pit with steel rebar reinforcement before shotcrete — New pool — excavation and rebar, then a finished pool with decorative waterline tile, a paver patio and a raised wood platform around the water.

After: finished elevated modern pool and spa beneath a glass balcony — New pool — raw concrete shell and deck, then a finished elevated pool and spa.

Before: deck under construction in front of a modern glass-walled house — New pool — raw concrete shell and deck, then a finished elevated pool and spa.

After: finished dark-tile pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas on a stone deck — New pool — a staked-out dirt lot, then a finished dark-tile pool on a stone deck.

Before: bare dirt lot staked out with string lines marking the future pool shape — New pool — a staked-out dirt lot, then a finished dark-tile pool on a stone deck.

After: Finished pool with a natural-stone accent wall and three tiled water scuppers. — New pool — an excavated pit with the rebar cage in place, then a finished pool with a natural-stone accent wall and three water scuppers.

Before: Excavated backyard pool pit with the steel rebar cage in place. — New pool — an excavated pit with the rebar cage in place, then a finished pool with a natural-stone accent wall and three water scuppers.

After: Finished modern infinity-edge pool on a hillside terrace with a city skyline view. — New pool — a bare concrete shell on a rooftop terrace, then a finished infinity-edge pool with a city skyline view.

Before: Unfinished concrete pool shell on a rooftop terrace with glass railing. — New pool — a bare concrete shell on a rooftop terrace, then a finished infinity-edge pool with a city skyline view.

After: Finished family pool with a tanning ledge and a play-structure slide alongside. — New pool — a fenced backyard with a play structure and no pool, then a finished family pool with a tanning ledge beside the slide.

Before: Fenced-in backyard with a children's play structure and no pool yet. — New pool — a fenced backyard with a play structure and no pool, then a finished family pool with a tanning ledge beside the slide.

After: Finished narrow pool with a raised spa. — New pool — a lawn marked out for the pool footprint, then a finished narrow pool with a raised spa.

Before: Lawn marked out with spray paint for the new pool footprint, covered spa nearby. — New pool — a lawn marked out for the pool footprint, then a finished narrow pool with a raised spa.

Commercial remodel

After: empty octagonal commercial spa with a renewed white interior finish and blue waterline tile, before filling. — Commercial spa — worn interior before work; renewed white finish and blue waterline tile after resurfacing, before filling.

Before: drained octagonal commercial spa with a worn, stained interior and old tile trim. — Commercial spa — worn interior before work; renewed white finish and blue waterline tile after resurfacing, before filling.

The part most people never see.

Two things decide whether a pool job goes well: what gets included, and how we behave on your property. We are specific about both.

Communication. Heads up before arriving at the job site.
At the job site. The client would like to be at the job site and would like to review the work prior to the crew leaving or paying the final invoice.
Reviews. The client reviews the project during each phase.
Access. We need to request access each visit.

We discuss your special requests and agree which items belong in the written scope. Note: We only include items in the package if the customer would like the task completed or if it is absolutely necessary for safety reasons or to comply with local or city code.
Licensed, bonded and insured. C-53 Contractor License No. 1098868. Check the current license, bond and insurance records with CSLB. Review the product and workmanship warranty terms for your selected work before signing.

Our advantage

Competitive pricing. We price match competing prices.
Communication. Consistent and constant communication.
Project scheduling. Ask about the next available start date. Scheduling depends on the agreed scope, required approvals and current availability.
Workmanship warranties. Ask for the warranty terms that apply to your selected finish and work.

What our clients say.

Customer reviews collected in September 2026.

Read the reviews on Google ›

“We had our pool remolded by CPR Pools, all coping, plaster, and tile were replaced. Aron was our project manager and he kept us informed throughout the process. There were a few changes to job as we went through, but Aron was able to accommodate our requests with relative ease. We are very happy with the results and love our new pool!”

John K.Google review

“Robert from CPR Pools was great to work with. He was very knowledgeable, took his time, and clearly explained everything we needed. Really appreciated how thorough and easy he made the whole walkthrough. Highly recommend!”

Nelly R.Google review

“We recently had our pool resurfaced by CPR Pools, and I couldn't be happier with the results! If you are considering giving your pool a fresh look, I cannot recommend them enough. We decided to go with a composite material for the resurfacing, and the difference is night and day. Not only does the pool look absolutely stunning and brand new, but the texture is incredibly smooth and comfortable-a huge upgrade from our very old, rough and cracked plaster.”

David S.Google review

“They have done a few different jobs for us. First they installed new tiles and mini pebble. Then we converted to a salt water pool and most recently they replaced our old filter. Everything was taken care of quickly and it all looks and works great. Would definitely recommend”

Jimmy L.Google review

Where we work.

We work within about fifteen miles of Sherman Oaks — the San Fernando Valley and the neighborhoods around it.

Santa Clarita·Moorpark·Simi Valley·Calabasas·San Fernando Valley·Burbank·Pasadena and Altadena·Beverly Hills·Los Angeles

Map of the San Fernando Valley and surrounding Los Angeles neighborhoods with a fifteen-mile circle around Sherman Oaks — About fifteen miles from Sherman OaksMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Questions before you start.

A few practical answers about your pool project.

What is the difference between remodeling and resurfacing?

Resurfacing replaces the interior finish of a pool or spa with plaster or mini pebble. A remodel can also include tile, coping, decking and other features around the pool. Explore pool remodeling or pool resurfacing.

Do you work on commercial pools as well as home pools?

Yes. CPR Pools works on residential pools and commercial pools, including those at apartment buildings, HOAs, gyms, retirement homes, hotels and resorts. See commercial pool remodeling.

What are the stages of building a new pool?

The process starts with design and permits, followed by excavation, steel, plumbing and electrical work, and shotcrete for the shell. Coping, waterline tile, decking and backyard accessories come next, then equipment, the plaster or pebble finish, filling and startup. See new pool construction.

Who takes care of startup after a new pool is filled?

CPR Pools handles the first two weeks of startup. After that, you need to hire a pool maintenance technician to continue the startup process and care for the pool.

How do I ask about a project in my area?

We serve Sherman Oaks, the San Fernando Valley and surrounding neighborhoods. Request an estimate or call 818-792-5020 to discuss your pool and confirm whether your location is in our service area.

Tell us about your pool.

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