WE REPLACE POOL LIGHTS LLC
At WeReplacePoolLights.com, we believe in transparency and providing high-quality service at a price that makes sense for Arizona homeowners. To ensure we offer the most competitive rates, we operate strictly within the parameters of Arizona's "Handyman Exception."
Our work is performed in accordance with Arizona Revised Statutes § 32-1121(A)(14). This specific provision of Arizona law allows individuals or companies to perform projects of a "casual, ad hoc, or minor nature" without a contractor's license, provided the work meets strict financial and safety criteria.
By operating under this exception, we significantly reduce our administrative overhead. These savings are passed directly to you, allowing us to provide specialized pool light replacement services at a fraction of the cost charged by large-scale contracting firms.
To remain in full compliance with Arizona law and to ensure the safety and satisfaction of our clients, we adhere to the following rules:
Per state law, the total contract price for any single project—including all labor, materials, and taxes—must be less than $1,000. We do not accept or perform any jobs that exceed this legal threshold.
Our services are focused exclusively on the replacement of existing pool lighting components. We specialize in "plug-and-play" or direct-fit replacements of bulbs and fixtures.
We do not perform work that requires a specific trade license or a municipal building permit. This includes:
WeReplacePoolLights.com is not a licensed contractor in the State of Arizona. Under A.R.S. § 32-1121, we are not required to hold a contractor's license because our work is limited to minor, low-cost maintenance tasks. We focus on doing one thing exceptionally well—replacing pool lights—while staying strictly within the legal boundaries established by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC).
Our goal is to provide a professional, reliable, and affordable alternative for minor pool maintenance. When you hire us, you can expect:
For more information regarding Arizona's contracting laws, you may visit the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.