Nejame & Sons

In July 2026 a customer wrote that Nejame and Sons had been taking care of their pool for almost 30 years. The Danbury, Connecticut company says it has been in business 105 years, and it holds 4.3 stars from 146 Google ratings. In September 2026 a customer wrote that Stephen and the Nejames crew installed and built their pool and service it year round. In July 2026 first-time pool owners wrote that the company installed, opened and closed their pool and was patient with their questions. In August 2026 a customer with a difficult slope in the yard wrote that Kevin at Nejame designed the pool's surround and retaining wall. In July 2026 another customer wrote that Tom Jr., Samantha and Kevin were responsive throughout their pool build. In August 2026 a customer wrote that the company came out within the week to repair a small tear in their inground pool liner. In July 2026 a customer wrote that Nejames came back at no charge to fix a pool filter that was not working properly, and that Ed Nejames was kind and professional. That same month a customer doing extensive pool repairs and upgrades wrote that Jim at the Danbury location answered their emails and calls promptly. In August 2025 the reviewer and their husband, customers since the late '70s, wrote that the men in the showroom provide the best service. In June 2025 a customer who had a pool installed praised Jason Nejame's involvement but wrote that cleanup could have been more thorough, scheduling at certain stages was unclear or delayed, and additional costs could have been more transparent. In a May 2022 review, a customer wrote that installation took 3 months after full payment, a bobcat sat on the lawn for 2.5 weeks and destroyed 2 trees, and that for a salt water cell service visit, the company claimed to come out but never did, then tried to charge upwards of $250, which the customer disputed and their bank found fraudulent. In July 2022 a customer wrote that the employee filling their above ground pool nearly collapsed it and that the company told the customer's bank the customer was at fault. In June 2022 a customer who paid for a water delivery wrote that it never showed up.