Nevergreen Pools repairs older pools and rental pools, and pool repair in Tempe with us covers aging plumbing, skimmers, main drains, valves, filters, and the equipment that keeps water moving. We find what failed and fix it, with a written quote before any work begins.

Call us if a skimmer is cracked or pulling away from the wall, if water is collecting around the equipment, if circulation has dropped off, if the filter is losing pressure or sending dirt back into the pool, if a tenant has reported a problem you cannot see for yourself, if scale has stopped a heater or salt cell, or if the pool equipment is as old as the house.

Beyond Pool Cleaning, a pool company with its shop in neighboring Scottsdale, partners with us on repairs here. Call or book online, and we will send a technician to find the problem.

Repairs for Pools That Have Seen a Few Decades

Most pools here were built from the 1960s through the 1980s. Many have been replastered, but the parts behind the plaster are often original: skimmers, main drains, return lines, and pad plumbing that has spent decades in the sun. Those parts wear out, and when they do, the symptom is not always where the problem is. Low flow, a cloudy pool, or a wet pad can each have several causes. Guessing at the cause wastes money and time, which is why we always diagnose first.

The technician checks the whole system first. Pressure, flow, the filter, the baskets, the valves, and the plumbing at the pad all get looked at before we recommend anything. That way you pay for the repair that actually fixes the problem, not one that only moves it.

Older equipment is a common source of trouble. Single-speed pumps and sand or DE filters that are near the end of their life fail in predictable ways, and a filter that lets dirt back into the pool or a pump that keeps tripping usually means the equipment is worn out. We tell you plainly when a repair makes sense and when replacement is the better value.

Hard water adds to the wear. Scale builds inside heaters and on salt cells until they stop working. Summer heat of 105 to 115 degrees stresses every part on the pad, and monsoon dust storms load filters and baskets with fine dirt.

Rental properties need repairs handled without the owner on site. Quotes go out by email, the work is scheduled directly, and owners get a summary when it is done. That summary is useful for your records and for any conversation with the tenant about how the problem started. Tenants can describe the problem to us, and we take it from there.

Many repairs are completed in one visit. When parts need to be ordered, we tell you when they will arrive and keep the pool as safe as possible in the meantime. For a vacant rental, we can also keep the pool circulating and balanced until the repair is finished, so it does not slip while it waits.

Repair work we handle includes:

• Skimmer, main drain, and return repairs
• Equipment pad plumbing and valve repairs
• Filter repairs and replacement
• Pump repairs and variable-speed replacement
• Scale-damaged heater and salt system repairs
• Repairs coordinated remotely for rental owners

After the work, the system is tested under normal operation to confirm the problem is resolved, and anything else worth watching is noted.