Pool Equipment Repair

1. Heater repair

Gas, electric & heat pump

Won't ignite, won't hold temperature, or throwing a code — we work all three heater types and know the common failure points on each.

2. Pump repair

Motors, seals & priming

A pump that's lost prime, gotten loud, or started leaking around the seal plate gets fixed or replaced — sized to what your plumbing actually needs, not a generic swap.

3. Filter repair

Cartridge, DE & sand

Rising pressure, cloudy return water, or a cracked tank body — serviced or rebuilt depending on what's actually gone.

4. Automatic cleaner repair

Pressure & suction-side units

A cleaner that's stalling, spinning in circles, or stopped climbing walls gets diagnosed and put back to work.

5. Salt & chemical feeder repair

Salt cells & chlorinators

A salt cell reading low output or a feeder that's stopped dosing correctly — diagnosed against the actual chlorine demand of your pool.

6. Pool lighting repair

LED & standard bulb

Dead fixtures, flickering LEDs, and the wiring behind them, handled safely around water.

7. Electrical & automation

Panels, valves & controls

Automation panels, actuator valves, and control boards that have stopped responding — traced back to the actual fault.

8. Plumbing repairs

Valves, unions & broken lines

Cracked unions, stuck valves, and broken lines at the pad, fixed once instead of patched twice.

Should I repair or replace an aging heater?

If it's throwing codes or short-cycling, it's often a single-part fix. Past a certain age or corrosion level, we'll say so plainly instead of chasing parts on something worth replacing.

My pump got loud out of nowhere — what happened?

Usually a bearing on its way out, a worn shaft seal, or an air leak on the suction side pulling in noise along with air. We isolate which one before quoting anything.

Which filter types do you service?

All three — cartridge, DE, and sand. Rising pressure and cloudy return water are the two symptoms that bring us out most often.