Nevergreen Pools restores pools that have stopped circulating, filtering, or cleaning the way they should, and our pool repair in Folsom work spans the equipment pad, the plumbing, and everything in the pool that keeps water moving. If something is broken, leaking, or simply not working, we find out why and fix it.

Call us if the water looks cloudy no matter how much chlorine goes in, if the jets feel weaker than they did last summer, if there is a wet spot at the equipment that never dries out, if the cleaner sits in one corner, if the spa will not switch over, if a part has been fixed twice and failed again, or if the equipment is original to the house and starting to act its age.

Our company holds a California pool contractor license and runs out of Shingle Springs, a short drive up Highway 50, with technicians on routes throughout the Sacramento region. Give us a call or schedule online, and a technician will come out, look at the whole system, and tell you plainly what is wrong.

Finding the Fault Before Fixing It

Plenty of pools get repaired the wrong way. A new part goes in, the symptom fades for a few weeks, and then it comes right back because the real cause was somewhere else in the system. We avoid that by treating every repair call as a diagnosis first. The technician checks how the system performs as a whole, follows the water from the pool to the pad and back, and narrows the problem down before recommending a single part.

The city water here comes from the lake and runs soft, with little calcium and low alkalinity. Soft water is aggressive. Left unbalanced, it pulls minerals out of plaster and eats at the metal inside heaters and fittings, so a repair here often includes a look at water balance. Fixing the equipment without fixing the water just sets up the next failure. Many neighborhoods were built in the 1980s and 1990s, and a lot of those pools still run original single-speed pumps and filters that are near the end of their service life. Newer homes south of Highway 50 have more modern equipment, but oak leaves and spring pollen work every system hard.

Before any work starts, you get a written quote that explains what failed, what the fix involves, and what it costs. If a repair is the smart choice, that is what we recommend. If the part is old enough that a repair would only buy a few months, we say so, and we lay out the replacement option next to it so you can decide with real numbers in front of you.

Many repairs are finished in one visit. When a part has to be ordered, we tell you when it will arrive, keep the pool circulating as safely as possible in the meantime, and come back to complete the job. Afterward, the technician runs the system, checks pressure and flow, and confirms the original problem is gone before leaving.

The repair work we handle includes:

• Circulation and pressure problems that leave the pool underfiltered
• Plumbing and valve repairs at the equipment pad
• Skimmer, return, and drain repairs that restore suction and flow
• Pool cleaner troubleshooting and repair
• Water balance correction after equipment or surface damage
• Repair-or-replace recommendations for aging equipment

The technician who diagnoses the problem works on the same team that completes the repair, so nothing gets lost between visits, and you always know who to call with a question afterward.