Royal Pools by Adams designs and builds custom inground swimming pools across the 94536 zip code, Fremont’s heritage corner. We are a Diamond Certified pool construction company based about 35 minutes south on Camden Avenue in San Jose, and we have been building Bay Area pools since 1969. Our five-step program takes your project from first sketch to first swim.
94536 holds two of the five original towns that formed Fremont in 1956, Centerville and Niles, plus the Cabrillo neighborhood between them, and its housing shows the seniority: a median year built of 1975, the oldest stock of Fremont’s zips, shared by roughly 70,600 residents across 25,200 households. For pool work that history reads two ways. The mature tract streets of Centerville and Cabrillo offer level lots and conventional digs, with plenty of first-generation pools now due for replacement or remodel. Niles adds character and a wrinkle: its blocks sit inside a Fremont Historical Overlay District, where street-visible fencing changes on historic parcels can trigger review, so we pre-check those projects with city Planning before submitting. All permits run through the City of Fremont’s Citizen Access portal, reviewed by Building and Safety at the Development Services Center on Liberty Street, and Fremont’s pool code requires two of seven drowning-prevention features on every new residential pool. The fill water is Alameda County Water District’s blend, drawn partly from the Niles Cone Groundwater Basin that takes its name from this very zip, and we balance the startup chemistry to what actually flows from your tap.
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Royal Pools by Adams is part of the Adams Pool Group, a family-run organization that has been building and finishing pools since 1953. Every 28 Palms project is backed by the same leadership team that oversees every Royal pool in the Bay Area.
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We build across Fremont’s heritage zip:
One of the five founding towns, with mature tract streets and classic suburban access.
The historic silent-film town at the canyon mouth.
The established family streets between the two.
Our citywide Fremont page.
94536 covers Centerville, Niles, and the Cabrillo neighborhood, Fremont’s northwest-central heritage corner. Downtown Fremont sits in neighboring 94538.
Yes. Every in-ground pool in Fremont needs a building permit, applied for through the city’s online Citizen Access portal and reviewed by Building and Safety at the Development Services Center, 39550 Liberty St. We prepare and manage the full submittal.
It can. Niles parcels sit in a Historical Overlay District, where a rear-yard pool rarely triggers review by itself but street-visible fencing or structural changes can. We pre-check your parcel with city Planning so the permit path has no surprises.
Alameda County Water District, on a typical-year blend of roughly 40 percent State Water Project, 20 percent San Francisco regional supply, and 40 percent local Alameda Creek watershed sources, including the Niles Cone groundwater named for this zip’s own district.
Frequently, yes. With the oldest median housing stock of Fremont’s zips (1975), many pools here have served a full generation, and we quote honest comparisons between remodel and full replacement after assessing the shell and plumbing.
Yes. Early-1900s Niles lots and mature Centerville streets often pair narrow side yards with established trees, so we scale the excavation equipment to the real access and protect what makes the lot special.
Prefer to plan in person? Our San Jose showroom at 2258 Camden Ave is about 35 minutes from 94536: take I-880 South, continue onto CA-17 South toward Santa Cruz, and exit at Camden Avenue. Get directions from 94536 →
Part of Our Fremont Service Area
Start with a free design consultation at your home or in our San Jose showroom.
Royal Pools by Adams | 2258 Camden Ave, San Jose, CA 95124 | (408) 371-8000 | Mon-Fri 8am-4pm | CSLB #278052
