Upgrades sized to your pool and installed right, in partnership with Nevergreen Pools.
SwimRight Pools installs and upgrades the equipment that runs pools in Fountain Hills, including pumps, filters, heaters, automation, lighting, and salt systems, matched to the size and design of each pool. The goal is equipment that costs less to run, needs fewer repairs, and is simple for you to control.
Call us if your power bill jumps every summer because the pump runs all day, if the heater is old and slow to bring the spa up to temperature, if your filter never seems to keep the water clear, if you are tired of walking to the equipment to change settings, if the pool lights are dim or dead, if you want to move from liquid chlorine to a salt system, or if the equipment pad looks like it was assembled from several different decades.
SwimRight Pools is based in Scottsdale, carries Arizona ROC license 365989, and installs equipment in partnership with Nevergreen Pools. Reach out by phone to talk through an upgrade, and we will come out and look at your current setup.
New equipment only works well if it fits the whole system. Before recommending anything, we look at pool and spa volume, plumbing size, the existing filter and pump, how the heater is fed, any water features, and how you actually use the pool. A pump that is too big for the plumbing or a heater that is too small for the spa will disappoint you no matter how good the brand is.
From there you get a written proposal with the equipment we suggest, why we suggest it, and what the installation involves. When a current piece still has life in it, we tell you, and we will not push a full pad replacement when one or two components are the real issue. When older equipment is costing you more in power and repairs than a replacement would, we show you the comparison. The team that installs the equipment also sets it up, programs it, shows you how to use it, and comes back to make sure it is running as intended.
Equipment choices here should account for the climate. Hard water in the northeast Valley builds scale on heat exchangers and salt cells, so we plan for access and maintenance. Summer temperatures from 105 to 115 degrees mean long pump hours, which is where a variable-speed pump saves the most. Monsoon dust storms from July through September put heavy loads on filters, so filter sizing matters. Larger custom pools with spas and features often need multiple pumps and smarter controls, and remote automation is useful for owners who are away in summer.
Equipment we install and upgrade:
Old equipment is removed and hauled away as part of the job, and the pad is left clean and labeled.
Well chosen equipment shows up in your monthly costs and your free time. A properly programmed variable-speed pump uses far less electricity than an old single-speed motor. A filter sized for your pool keeps the water clear with less effort. Automation lets you heat the spa, switch on lights, or change pump schedules from your phone, which matters if you split your year between homes.
Waiting has a cost too. Aging pumps draw more power each year and tend to fail during the hottest weeks, when replacement is most urgent. An undersized or worn filter lets dust and debris cloud the water, which leads to more chemicals and more cleaning. A tired heater burns fuel without delivering warmth. And a failure that forces a rushed replacement leaves you with fewer choices than a planned upgrade would.
We are happy to phase an upgrade over time. Some owners start with the pump, add automation the next season, and convert to salt after that. We map that order out with you so each step works with what is already there and nothing has to be redone later.
Every installation includes a walkthrough of the new equipment, the settings we chose and why, and what routine care it will need. If you are on our weekly service, your technician already knows the new setup and watches it on every visit.
Thinking about new equipment? Send the form on this page, and SwimRight Pools will schedule a visit to review your pad and build a written plan.