Pool Equipment Repairs

When Pool Equipment Breaks Down

Pool equipment problems always seem to happen at the worst possible time. Right before a pool party, during the hottest week of summer, or just when you are ready to open your pool for the season. A broken pump means no circulation and water quality drops fast. A heater malfunction ruins your plans for evening swims. And when your chlorinator or salt system fails, maintaining safe water chemistry becomes a daily struggle.

The good news is most pool equipment repairs are straightforward when you have the right technician. We have been fixing pool equipment in Lakewood for years and stock common replacement parts on our trucks. That means we can often diagnose and repair your problem in a single visit. You get back to enjoying your pool instead of worrying about expensive equipment sitting broken in your yard.

Equipment We Repair and Service

We repair all types of pool equipment regardless of brand or age. Our technicians receive ongoing training on the latest systems and carry years of experience with older models too. Here is what we commonly service:

• •Pool pumps: Motor replacements, seal repairs, impeller cleaning, and electrical troubleshooting
• •Pool heaters: Gas and electric heater repairs, ignition systems, heat exchangers, and thermostats
• •Salt chlorine generators: Cell cleaning and replacement, control board repairs, sensor calibration
• •Automatic cleaners: Vacuum repairs, hose replacements, motor service for robotic cleaners
• •Control systems: Automation repairs, timer replacements, valve actuators, lighting controls
• •Plumbing issues: Leak detection and repair, pipe replacements, valve service

Repair or Replace: Making the Right Choice

Sometimes the hardest decision is whether to repair existing equipment or replace it entirely. We give you honest advice based on your specific situation, not what makes us the most money. If your pump is 10 years old and needs a third motor replacement, a new energy-efficient pump might save you money in the long run. But if your 2-year-old heater just needs a simple sensor replacement, repair is definitely the way to go.

We consider several factors when making recommendations. Equipment age matters, but so does the cost of repair versus replacement and how much longer the equipment will last afterward. Modern pool equipment runs more efficiently than older models, so sometimes upgrading actually lowers your monthly utility bills. We explain all your options clearly so you can make an informed decision that fits your budget and needs.

Preventing Equipment Problems Before They Start

Most equipment failures do not happen out of nowhere. They usually give warning signs weeks or months before they completely break down. Strange noises from your pump, longer heating times, or fluctuating automation settings all indicate something needs attention. Catching these early signs prevents breakdowns and saves you money on emergency repairs.

Regular maintenance extends equipment life significantly. Keeping your filter clean reduces pump strain. Maintaining proper water chemistry prevents heater scale buildup and chlorinator cell damage. Checking for small leaks before they become big ones saves your equipment and your water bill. We include basic equipment inspection with every service visit, so you know about potential problems before they leave you without a working pool.

If you notice any equipment issues, do not wait until complete failure. Give us a call and we can assess the problem quickly. Many of our weekly service customers catch equipment issues early through regular inspections. We also offer comprehensive pool inspections that thoroughly check all equipment and systems. For ongoing protection, our maintenance programs include regular equipment monitoring to prevent unexpected breakdowns during swimming season.

Equipment Repair Questions