Pool Equipment Repairs

When Pool Equipment Breaks Down

Pool equipment problems can happen without warning. Your pump stops running, your heater will not turn on, your filter starts leaking, or your automation system quits working. When equipment fails, your pool can quickly turn cloudy, green, or unsafe for swimming. The longer you wait to fix the problem, the more damage it can cause to your pool and your other equipment.

Our pool equipment repair service gets your system back up and running quickly. We have experience with all major brands and types of pool equipment including pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, automatic cleaners, and control systems. Our technicians are trained to diagnose problems accurately and fix them right the first time. We carry common replacement parts on our trucks so we can often complete repairs the same day.

We serve homeowners throughout Princeton, Allen, McKinney, and the surrounding areas. Whether you have a small residential pool or a large custom installation, we have the expertise to handle your repair needs. Many of our pool service customers discover equipment problems during routine maintenance visits, which allows us to catch issues early before they become expensive emergencies. But even if your equipment has already failed, we can help you get back to swimming as soon as possible.

Common Equipment Repairs We Handle

Here are some of the most common pool equipment repairs we perform:

• Pump Repairs: We fix noisy pumps, leaking pump seals, failed motors, clogged impellers, and electrical issues. If your pump cannot be repaired, we can replace it with a new high-efficiency model.
• Heater Repairs: We diagnose and fix gas and electric pool heaters that will not ignite, do not heat properly, or shut off unexpectedly. Common repairs include replacing thermostats, pressure switches, igniters, and heating elements.
• Filter Repairs: We repair leaking filter tanks, broken valves, damaged grids or cartridges, and cracked filter housings. We also service multiport valves on sand and DE filters.
• Salt System Repairs: We service and repair salt chlorine generators including cell cleaning, cell replacement, control board repairs, and flow switch issues.
• Automation and Control Systems: We troubleshoot and repair pool automation systems, timers, and remote controls that control your pump, heater, lights, and water features.
• Automatic Cleaner Repairs: We service robotic, suction-side, and pressure-side automatic pool cleaners including hose replacement, wheel and track repairs, and motor issues.
• Plumbing Repairs: We fix leaking pipes, broken valves, cracked fittings, and other plumbing issues that affect your pool circulation system.

Our Repair Process

When you call us for equipment repair, we start by listening to your description of the problem. This helps us bring the right tools and parts to your property. When we arrive, we inspect the equipment thoroughly to identify the root cause of the issue. Many times, what seems like a major problem is actually something simple and inexpensive to fix.

Once we diagnose the problem, we explain what is wrong, what needs to be done to fix it, and how much it will cost. We never start work without your approval. If we can fix the problem the same day with parts we have on hand, we will do that. If we need to order parts, we will give you a timeline for when the repair can be completed. Our goal is to get your equipment working again as quickly and affordably as possible.

Preventing Equipment Failures

Regular maintenance is the best way to prevent equipment breakdowns. When your water chemistry is properly balanced, your equipment lasts longer because it is not exposed to corrosive or scaling conditions. When your filter is clean, your pump does not have to work as hard, which extends its life. When your equipment is inspected regularly, small problems can be caught and fixed before they turn into expensive failures.

Our weekly pool cleaning service includes equipment inspections on every visit. We check your pump operation, listen for unusual noises, look for leaks, and monitor your system pressure. If we spot a potential issue, we let you know right away so you can address it before it becomes an emergency. Prevention is always cheaper than repair, and catching problems early saves you time, money, and frustration. We also offer filter cleaning services to keep your system running efficiently.