Professional Pool Service
Nevergreen Pools installs and programs Pentair, Hayward, and Jandy pool automation in Gilbert, AZ. Partnered with Beyond Pool Cleaning. Call to schedule.
Nevergreen Pools provides pool automation & control in Gilbert, covering installation and programming of Pentair IntelliCenter and EasyTouch systems, Hayward OmniLogic and OmniHub, and Jandy iAquaLink, along with retrofits onto older equipment pads, low-voltage and communication wiring, pH and ORP sensor setup, and homeowner training on the app once everything is running.
Call us if you already reset the control panel or swapped the transformer yourself and the schedule still won't hold, if the app shows the pump or heater offline no matter how many times you reconnect it, if pool lights ignore commands from the app but still work from the wall switch, if a valve actuator hums but won't turn, if the salt cell throws a fault code after you've already cleaned it, if the heater only fires on manual override and drops any schedule you set, or if a breaker trip during a monsoon storm knocked the whole system back to factory settings.
We serve this area in partnership with Beyond Pool Cleaning, a pool service company based nearby. Call to get a technician scheduled, or book your first visit online.
The visit starts at the pad with a walk of what's already installed: the pump, heater, valves, salt cell, and any lighting or water features tied into it, along with the age and condition of the existing wiring. On a retrofit, older pads usually run single-speed pumps and analog timers with no shared communication line between devices, so the first job is running low-voltage and communication wiring from the new control panel out to each piece of equipment it will manage. We check that the electrical service at the pad can carry the new panel and any variable-speed pump before mounting anything, since a control system wired into undersized circuits will trip breakers under load.
Once the panel is mounted and wired, whether it's a Pentair IntelliCenter or EasyTouch, a Hayward OmniLogic or OmniHub, or a Jandy iAquaLink, we program the actual operating schedule: filtration run times, heater setpoints, valve positions for the spa and any water features, and lighting scenes. Pools with a spa, baja shelf, or a water feature need a separate valve position programmed for each one, and a pool that gets heavy use from kids in spring through fall needs a filtration schedule that steps up on weekends instead of running the same program every day. pH and ORP sensors get installed inline on the plumbing and calibrated against a manual water test, not just the factory default, so the readings match what's actually in the water. Salt cells get wired into the same schedule so output adjusts with pump speed instead of running at a fixed rate that scales the cell faster than it needs to.
Before we leave, we commission the whole system: run through every schedule, trigger every valve and light from the app, and confirm the heater and pump respond to app commands and not just the panel itself. Then we walk the homeowner through the app on their own phone, cover how to override a schedule for a pool party or a cold snap, and leave the login set up under their own account rather than ours.
A properly installed system means the pump runs at the speed the pool actually needs for filtration, cleaning, or the spa, the heater holds the setpoint you gave it instead of drifting, and the salt cell produces chlorine on a schedule tied to bather load instead of a flat rate. You can check and adjust all of it from the app without walking out to the pad, and everything keeps working the same way after a power blip from a monsoon storm because the schedules are stored on the panel, not just the app. A system that's actually dialed in also holds up through a full pool season of heavy use, since the schedule adjusts for weekends and hot stretches instead of running one fixed program from spring to fall.
Skip the upgrade or leave a failing panel in place and the pump defaults to running at full speed around the clock, which wears bearings and seals faster and costs more to run every month. A heater without a working schedule either runs constantly or gets left off, and a salt cell running at a fixed rate scales up faster in hard water and needs replacing sooner. An automation panel that's lost its programming after a storm will often just run the pump on whatever default schedule it falls back to, which may not match the filtration the pool actually needs.
Call to get a technician out to look at what's on your pad now, or book your first visit online and we'll start with an assessment of the existing equipment before recommending anything.
Related services in Gilbert: Pool Repair in Gilbert and Pool Maintenance in Gilbert.
