Pool Equipment Repairs

Common Pool Equipment Problems and How We Fix Them

Pool equipment breaks down over time. Pumps lose pressure, heaters stop working, and automation systems go offline. When your equipment fails, your pool suffers. Water gets cloudy, algae grows, and you waste money on chemicals trying to fix it yourself. We repair all types of pool equipment quickly and correctly, so your pool stays clean and your system runs efficiently.

In Farmers Branch, pool equipment works hard year-round. Heat, humidity, and constant use wear out parts faster. We have seen it all: seized pump motors, leaking heaters, broken valves, and failed timers. Most repairs are straightforward when you know what you are doing. We carry common parts on our trucks and can fix most problems the same day.

Equipment We Service and Repair

We work on all major pool equipment brands and models. Here is what we repair most often:

• Pool pumps: Fix leaks, replace seals and bearings, repair or replace motors
• Pool heaters: Diagnose heating issues, clean heat exchangers, replace igniters and thermostats
• Filters: Repair cracked housings, replace valves, fix pressure gauge issues
• Chlorinators and salt systems: Replace salt cells, fix flow switches, repair control boards
• Automation systems: Troubleshoot remote controls, replace actuators, reprogram timers
• Valves and plumbing: Fix leaks, replace check valves, repair PVC pipe connections
• Lights and electrical: Replace burned-out bulbs, fix wiring issues, install new LED lights

If your equipment is beyond repair, we recommend replacements that fit your budget and needs. Upgrading to energy-efficient pumps or heaters saves you money long-term. We also offer filter cleaning and replacement to keep your system running at peak performance.

Why You Should Not Wait on Repairs

Small equipment problems turn into big ones fast. A slow leak becomes a flooded equipment pad. A noisy pump seizes up completely. A weak heater stops working altogether. Fixing issues early saves you money and prevents damage to other parts of your system. Plus, a broken pump or filter means your pool water is not circulating, which leads to algae growth and expensive chemical treatments.

We respond quickly to repair calls and diagnose problems accurately. You do not have to guess what is wrong or waste time trying to fix it yourself. We explain the issue, give you a fair price, and get your equipment working again. For complete peace of mind, explore our full range of pool services including regular maintenance to catch problems before they happen.

Frequently Asked Questions