Nevergreen Pools provides pool service in Tempe for homeowners and rental property owners alike, covering weekly cleaning, water care, repairs, and equipment upgrades. Older pools and investment properties get the steady attention they need, even when nobody is living on site.

Call us if your rental pool goes weeks without care between tenants, if the tile line is caked with white scale, if the pump and filter are decades old, if the pool turns green every summer, if dust storms leave dirt on the floor for days, if palm fronds and citrus leaves keep clogging the skimmer, or if you want one company handling the pool from start to finish.

We cover this area alongside Beyond Pool Cleaning, a service company based next door in Scottsdale. Call or book online and we will set up your first visit and a weekly service day.

Steady Care for Older Pools and Rentals

Most homes here were built from the 1960s through the 1980s. Their pools have usually been replastered once or twice, but the skimmers, main drains, and plumbing are often original, and many pads still run single-speed pumps with sand or DE filters near the end of their life. Our routine is built around keeping those pools running and spotting aging parts before they fail.

Weekly visits follow a consistent checklist. The technician tests and balances the water, skims, brushes the walls and steps, vacuums as needed, and empties the baskets. The pump, filter, and any heater or salt system are checked every week, and you get a note after each visit.

Rental and investment properties are a big part of the area. When the owner is not on site, pools can go weeks without anyone looking at them, especially between tenants. Weekly service closes that gap. The visit notes give owners and property managers a clear record of the pool's condition at all times, which also helps at move-in and move-out.

Water is very hard here, and scale forms quickly on tile, inside heaters, and on salt cells. Weekly balancing keeps calcium and pH in check. Summer highs of 105 to 115 degrees burn off chlorine within hours without enough stabilizer, and evaporation drops the water level fast, so both are watched every week.

Monsoon dust storms from July through September can load a pool with fine dirt overnight. Mature palms, citrus, and mesquite drop debris all year. Weekly visits keep the baskets and filter clear and rebalance the water after storms. Water levels get topped off as needed.

The first visit sets a baseline. The technician records the water readings, the surface condition, and the state of the equipment, so changes are easy to spot later. For rental owners, that baseline also documents the pool's condition at the start of service.

Our services include:

• Weekly cleaning and water care
• Service for rental and investment properties
• Maintenance plans from full service to chemical-only
• Repairs to pumps, filters, plumbing, skimmers, and drains
• Variable-speed pump and filter replacement
• Automation and timer upgrades

Upgrading Aging Equipment

When an older part fails, the technician finds the real cause and sends a written quote before any work begins. For many Tempe pools, the question is whether to keep repairing equipment that is decades old or replace it. We lay out both options plainly. A variable-speed pump, for example, costs far less to run through a long summer than an original single-speed pump, and a modern filter is easier to maintain than an aging sand or DE unit.

Rental owners can approve repairs by email, and the work is scheduled without needing anyone on site. Owners who want the pool to stay on a steady schedule between leases can keep weekly service running year round, so a new tenant always moves in to a clean, working pool.