Equipment planned for the whole system, installed in partnership with Nevergreen Pools.
SwimRight Pools installs and upgrades pool equipment in Paradise Valley, designing each project around large custom pools with spas, multiple pumps, water features, and in-floor cleaning so every component works together. The result is a system that is efficient, reliable, and easy to run from wherever you are.
Call us if several older single-speed pumps are driving up your electric bill, if the gas heater takes hours to bring the spa up, if your automation is outdated and cannot control newer equipment, if features and lights run on separate timers that never stay in sync, if the filter cannot keep up with landscape debris, if you want to switch to salt, or if you are remodeling the yard and want the equipment brought up to the same standard.
Our team is based in Scottsdale, holds Arizona ROC license 365989, and completes installations in partnership with Nevergreen Pools. Phone us to set up an equipment review, and we will put together a written plan for your system.
An upgrade on a complex pool starts with understanding the existing system. We review pool and spa volume, the number of pumps and what each one serves, plumbing sizes, the heater setup, feature and edge flow needs, in-floor cleaning zones, and the controls. Custom builds often have nonstandard plumbing, and new equipment has to be sized and placed to match it.
You receive a written proposal listing the recommended equipment, the reasons for each choice, and the scope of installation. If a current component is in good condition, we keep it in the plan. If older equipment is costing more in energy and service calls than its replacement, we show you the numbers side by side. The installers who do the work also commission the system, program schedules and scenes, walk you or your staff through operation, and return to verify performance once it has run for a while.
Local conditions affect what we specify. Hard water scale is aggressive on water features, spillways, and heat exchangers, so we plan for access and service. Extreme heat and evaporation mean long run times, which makes variable-speed pumps especially worthwhile on multi-pump pools. Monsoon dust and debris from extensive landscaping put steady demand on filtration. Since homeowners expect the pool ready at all times, and staff or managers often handle coordination, automation with remote access is a common priority.
Equipment we install:
Removal of old equipment and cleanup of the equipment area are included, and every valve and line is labeled when we finish.
The right equipment, set up properly, lowers operating costs and makes the pool far easier to live with. Variable-speed pumps on a multi-pump system cut electricity use substantially. Modern heaters and heat pumps bring the spa to temperature faster. Updated automation puts the pool, spa, features, and lighting on one app, so you or your manager can adjust anything without walking to the equipment.
Holding onto aging equipment carries hidden costs. Older pumps consume more power every month and tend to fail during peak summer use. A scaled or worn heater burns more fuel for less heat. Outdated controls can force manual workarounds that staff forget. When something finally breaks, a rushed replacement often means settling for whatever is in stock instead of the equipment that best fits your pool.
Large projects can be phased. Many owners start with pumps and automation, then follow with heating and lighting. We lay out a sequence so each phase fits with the next, and nothing has to be reworked.
Every installation comes with documentation of the equipment, warranty information from the manufacturer, and the settings we programmed. If your pool is on our weekly service, your technician is briefed on the new setup and monitors it on each visit.
Scheduling is planned around your household. We confirm the installation window in advance, let you know how long the pool will be offline, and arrange the work so it does not collide with travel or events you have planned. If the project involves a remodel, we coordinate with your other contractors so the equipment area, plumbing, and controls are ready at the same time as the rest of the yard. Your manager receives the same updates you do, from the first site visit through the final walkthrough.
Considering an equipment upgrade? Reach SwimRight Pools through the form on this page, and we will schedule a review of your system and deliver a written plan.