One crew for weekly care, repairs, and cleanups, working in partnership with Nevergreen Pools.
Vintage Pool Service takes care of backyard pools in Lodi from top to bottom: weekly cleaning and water care, filter service, equipment repair and installation, green pool recovery, and emergency calls when something stops working. You get one team that already knows your pool instead of a different company for every problem.
Call us if the water has a cloudy or milky look, if the walls feel slick when you run a hand along them, if leaves and grass keep piling up in the skimmer, if the pump hums but nothing seems to move, if the pressure gauge on the filter sits higher than normal, if green or brown patches are showing up in the corners, or if the pool sat closed all winter and you are afraid to pull the cover off.
Our crew works in partnership with Nevergreen Pools under California contractor license CSLB #1066482, and our home base is in nearby Manteca. Pick up the phone or fill in the request form on this page, and we will set a time to look at your pool.
The first visit covers the whole system, not just the water. A technician checks the finish, the circulation, the filter, the pump, any heater or salt cell, and the water itself, then writes down what is working and what is not. You see that picture before you agree to a weekly plan.
Anything that needs a repair comes with a written quote first, and no work starts until you approve it. We will also tell you plainly when an older part is still worth fixing and when putting in a new one will save you money over the next few seasons. Weekly visits and repairs come from the same people, so whoever comes out next already has the notes from last time.
Conditions in the Central Valley shape how often a pool needs attention. Summers run long, hot, and dry, with many days over 100 degrees between June and September, and that sun burns off chlorine and pulls water out of the pool quickly. Afternoon and seasonal winds carry dust, grass clippings, and orchard and field debris straight into the water. Spring brings pollen and cottonwood fluff, fall brings heavy leaf drop from shade trees, and winter rain and fog leave pools unused while the chemistry drifts. Homes in the area were built across many decades, so we see older plaster pools with tired equipment next to newer pools running variable-speed pumps and salt systems.
What we offer:
Our packages are built around how much you want handled. Essential covers the core cleaning and water care, and Complete adds more of the hands-on work so you have less to think about between visits. Either way, chemicals are billed separately so you only pay for what the pool actually uses.
With a regular visit day, the pool stays balanced through the worst of the heat, the equipment runs the way it was designed to, and you spend your time swimming instead of scrubbing. Small issues like a slipping pump seal or a filter that is loading up early get noticed on a routine visit, long before they turn into a bigger bill.
Skipping care costs more than it saves. A few hot days without enough chlorine can turn clear water green, and bringing it back takes far more effort and chemicals than keeping it clean would have. A clogged filter forces the pump to work harder and shortens its life. Debris left sitting on the floor stains plaster, and water left out of balance wears down surfaces and metal parts over time.
The off season matters too. Pools in this area may sit quiet from November through March, but rain, fog, and falling leaves keep changing the water. Staying on a schedule through those months means you are not facing a full cleanup the first warm weekend of spring.
After each visit you will know what we tested, what we added, and what we noticed. If something on the equipment pad looks off, we tell you right away instead of waiting for it to fail.
Ready to stop worrying about the pool? Send us your details through the form and our office will call to get your first visit on the books.