Service Area

Where we work across Southern California

What areas does Anderson Pool & Spa serve?
We proudly serve homeowners and businesses throughout Rancho Cucamonga, the Inland Empire, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, and many surrounding Southern California communities. Contact us to confirm service in your area.

New Pool Construction

Building your pool from the ground up

How long does it take to build a new pool in Southern California?
The timeline for building a new pool in Southern California typically ranges from 8 to 12 weeks, depending on the scope of the project, permitting requirements, weather conditions, and material availability. Custom concrete pools may take longer due to curing times and finish work, while fiberglass pools often move more quickly because the shell arrives pre-formed and ready for installation. The design phase and permitting process also play a role in the overall timeline. We always give you a clear schedule upfront and guide you through each step so you know exactly what to expect from start to finish.
The cost of installing a new pool in Southern California varies widely based on size, materials, design complexity, and added features. In Orange, Los Angeles, and Riverside Counties, most new in-ground pools begin in the mid five-figure range and increase depending on finishes, landscaping, automation systems, or structural additions. Fiberglass pools may offer cost savings in certain situations due to faster installation and lower long-term maintenance needs. The best way to understand pricing for your property is through a consultation where we can assess your yard, discuss your goals, and provide a detailed quote tailored to your project.
Yes. Anderson Pool & Spa manages the permitting and inspection process for your pool project. Each city in Southern California has its own regulations regarding setbacks, fencing, drainage, electrical systems, and safety requirements. We are familiar with local building departments across Orange, Los Angeles, and Riverside Counties and ensure that all documentation is submitted properly and inspections are scheduled at the appropriate stages.

Choosing the right pool design starts with understanding how you plan to use the space. Some homeowners prioritize entertaining, others want a quiet retreat, and some need a family-friendly layout. Yard size, slope, soil conditions, and local zoning requirements also influence design decisions. During your consultation, we evaluate your property and talk through features like depth, shape, seating areas, lighting, and material finishes. Whether you prefer a modern geometric design, a freeform layout, or a fiberglass shell option, we help you select a pool that fits both your lifestyle and your lot.

Pool Remodeling & Resurfacing

Refreshing and modernizing existing pools

Can you remodel my pool without changing its shape?
Yes. Many remodel projects focus on updating finishes and features without altering the pool’s original footprint. Resurfacing plaster, replacing tile and coping, upgrading lighting, or adding built-in seating can dramatically change the look and feel of your pool while preserving its shape. This approach often reduces cost and construction time while delivering a refreshed, modern appearance.
In many cases, yes. Older pools can often be modernized with resurfacing, updated tile, new coping materials, energy-efficient equipment, and automation systems. These upgrades improve both appearance and performance. Adding features like LED lighting, a Baja shelf, or water elements can further transform the space. If the structure of the pool is sound, a full rebuild may not be necessary. We evaluate the condition of your existing pool and recommend the most practical and cost-effective path forward.
Most pool remodels take between 2 and 6 weeks, depending on the scope of work. Simple resurfacing and tile replacement projects may be completed more quickly, while larger renovations involving plumbing updates, structural adjustments, or deck modifications require additional time. Weather conditions and material availability can also influence the timeline. We always provide a full project schedule at the outset and keep you informed throughout the process so you understand each phase of construction.
In Southern California, fall, winter, and early spring are often ideal times to remodel a pool. The mild climate allows construction to continue year-round, and scheduling is generally more flexible before the busy summer season. Starting earlier in the year also ensures your pool is ready when temperatures rise. Many homeowners prefer to complete renovations before swim season begins so they can enjoy their updated backyard without interruption.
Pool plaster can crack or become rough over time due to age, chemical imbalance, soil movement, or improper water maintenance. In Southern California, high UV exposure, mineral-rich water, and shifting ground conditions can accelerate surface wear. As plaster deteriorates, it may feel abrasive underfoot and begin to stain or discolor. Regular inspections and balanced water chemistry help extend its lifespan, but most plaster surfaces eventually require resurfacing to maintain comfort, safety, and appearance.
Pool replastering replaces the interior plaster finish when it becomes rough, stained, or worn. Pool resurfacing is a broader term that can include replastering as well as new tile, coping, pebble finishes, and other surface upgrades. During your consultation, we’ll recommend the option that best fits your pool’s condition and your long-term goals.

Fiberglass Pools

Fiberglass pool offers lasting enjoyment

Are fiberglass pools a good option for Southern California homes?
Fiberglass pools are a popular choice because they offer a smooth, low-maintenance surface and can often be installed faster than traditional concrete pools. Whether fiberglass is the right fit depends on your property, access, and design goals.
Yes. Their non-porous gel-coat surface helps resist algae growth, making routine cleaning and water balancing easier than many concrete pools.
Fiberglass pools often install faster than concrete pools, although the overall timeline depends on permits, excavation, inspections, site conditions, and finishing work.

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