Batt Donald Ray JR
C53| D06AGOURA HILLS, CA 91301
(818) 357 7665View profileLicensed under Class C-53 (Swimming Pool)
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Get matched with a licensed proPool construction in Agoura Hills is a sequence of engineering, excavation, steel, plumbing and finishes — each with inspection holds. The shape you pick drives structural design more than tile color.
Equipment placement affects noise and service access. Ask where pumps and heaters will sit relative to bedrooms and property lines before gunite is shot.
Soil expansion near the pool shell can telegraph through the deck if expansion joint material is omitted. Ask how the builder isolates the coping from the surrounding slab.
Class C-53 (Swimming Pool) is the swimming pool classification — CSLB authorizes construction and repair of pools and spas. General engineering may precede it for grading. Gas line sizing for pool heaters should be verified with the utility before the equipment pad is poured.
Pool builders listed hold an active Class C-53 (Swimming Pool) licence at a Agoura Hills address. Pool permits in Agoura Hills route through Building and Safety Division with barrier code compliance. Pool plumbing pressure tests should hold overnight before gunite, because a slow leak is cheaper to fix before the shell is shot. Balance water chemistry before plaster dust clouds the test because startup chemistry sets the surface life.
The register does not show whether a builder uses the same subcontractor crew every job. Ask who shoots gunite and who does plumbing — consistency matters. Salt chlorine systems need bonding and corrosion-resistant fixtures, and the builder should specify compatible heater and ladder metals.
Pool equipment pads need drainage so minor leaks do not pond against the house foundation. Ask where water from backwash and overflow is routed. Payment should track inspection milestones in Agoura Hills, not calendar dates alone, so you can verify pools progress before each draw. Payment should track inspection milestones in Agoura Hills, not calendar dates alone, so you can verify pools progress before each draw.
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Get matched with a licensed proSwimming pool construction requires Class C-53 (Swimming Pool). Landscaping and electrical work may involve other licences within the project.
The register shows 10 with an active Class C-53 (Swimming Pool) licence at a Agoura Hills address, and 638 across Los Angeles County.
Pool permits, electrical bonding, and barrier inspections are coordinated through Building and Safety Division. The builder should provide a written inspection schedule.
Weather, inspection timing and finish curing stretch schedules. Ask for milestones rather than a single completion promise.
Pool barriers are enforced at final inspection through Building and Safety Division. Design gates and fence heights to the current code, not last decade practice.