Nevergreen Pools provides complete pool service in Folsom, from weekly cleaning and water care to repairs, equipment replacement, and automation. One team handles the whole pool, so you always know who to call and the work is always connected.

Call us if you spend too many weekends taking care of the pool, if the water turns cloudy or green when the heat arrives, if the plaster has started to feel rough, if the equipment is original to a house built in the 1980s or 1990s, if your pump runs at full speed all day, if repairs keep failing, or if you just moved in and want a professional to take over from the start.

Our company is a licensed California pool contractor headquartered in Shingle Springs, just up Highway 50, and our technicians serve homes throughout the Sacramento region. Call or book your first visit online, and we will get your pool on a regular schedule.

Full-Service Pool Care in One Place

Most owners want two things: a pool that is ready when they want to use it, and not having to think about it the rest of the time. That is what full-service care delivers. Weekly visits keep the water clean and balanced, repairs are handled by the same team that sees the pool every week, and equipment upgrades are planned before an old part fails.

Weekly service runs on a set day. The technician tests and balances the water, skims, brushes, vacuums as needed, empties the baskets, and checks the equipment on every visit. You get a note afterward with what was done and anything that needs attention.

Water chemistry is a bigger issue in Folsom than many owners realize. The city water comes from the lake and is soft, with low calcium and alkalinity. Soft water that is not kept in balance slowly etches plaster and corrodes heater components. Steady weekly care keeps those levels in range, which protects the surface and the equipment over the long run.

The housing mix shapes the work too. Many neighborhoods were built in the 1980s and 1990s, and their pools often have aging plaster, original single-speed pumps, and older filters. Newer homes south of Highway 50 tend to have pebble finishes, variable-speed pumps, cartridge filters, and salt systems. We service both, and we adjust the routine to the pool in front of us.

Summer is demanding. Highs reach the upper 90s and above 100 from June through September, chlorine burns off quickly, and water evaporates fast. Oak leaves and spring pollen load the skimmers and filters. Weekly visits keep up with all of it.

The first visit sets a baseline. The technician tests the fill water, notes the condition of the surface, and checks the pump, filter, heater, salt system, and plumbing. From then on, every visit is compared against that record, so slow changes in the water or equipment are easy to catch.

Our services include:

• Weekly pool cleaning and water care
• Maintenance plans from full service to chemical-only
• Pool and equipment repairs
• Pump, filter, heater, and salt system replacement
• Automation installs and programming
• Repair-or-replace guidance with written quotes

Repairs and Equipment Upgrades

When something breaks, we diagnose the cause before replacing anything, and you get a written quote first. If a repair makes sense, that is what we recommend. If an older part is near the end of its life, we explain the replacement option and why it may cost less over time. Variable-speed pumps, for example, use far less power than the single-speed pumps in many older pads, and they run much more quietly. Automation can also be added to older pads, so the pump, heater, and lights run on one schedule you can manage from your phone. Every upgrade comes with a walkthrough, so you know how the new equipment works.