How much do pool equipment repairs typically cost?

Repair costs depend on what is broken and what parts are needed. Simple repairs like replacing a timer or fixing a small leak cost $100 to $300. Pump motor replacement costs $300 to $600. Heater repairs range from $200 to $800 depending on the problem. We always give you a price quote before starting work so you can make an informed decision. Some repairs are not worth the cost, and we will tell you honestly when replacement makes more sense.

How long do pool equipment repairs take?

Most repairs take 1 to 3 hours once we have the parts. Simple jobs like replacing a light bulb or timer take less than an hour. Bigger jobs like pump motor replacement or heater repair take 2 to 4 hours. If we need to order parts, the repair happens within a few days after they arrive. We work efficiently and get your equipment running again as quickly as possible.

Should I repair or replace broken equipment?

It depends on the age of the equipment and the cost of repair. If your equipment is less than 5 years old and the repair costs less than half the price of a new unit, repair usually makes sense. If equipment is 10+ years old or the repair costs more than 60% of a replacement, it is usually better to replace it. We will give you honest advice based on what makes the most financial sense for you.

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When Your Pool Equipment Breaks Down

Pool equipment does not last forever. Pumps wear out, heaters stop heating, lights burn out, and automation systems malfunction. When something breaks, your pool cannot function properly. The water stops circulating, the temperature drops, or you cannot see the pool at night. These problems need quick attention before they get worse.

Most equipment issues start small. Maybe your pump makes a strange noise or runs longer than usual. Maybe your heater takes forever to warm the water. These early warning signs tell you something is wrong. If you ignore them, minor problems turn into expensive repairs or complete equipment failure.

In Florence-Graham, we repair all types of pool equipment for residential pools. We have the tools, parts, and experience to diagnose problems quickly and fix them right. Whether your equipment is brand new or 20 years old, we can usually get it working again. Learn more about our complete range of pool care services including regular maintenance that catches problems early.

Pool Equipment We Service and Repair

We work on all the major equipment that keeps your pool running. Here are the most common repairs we handle:

•Pool Pumps: Motor replacement, seal repairs, impeller cleaning, and electrical troubleshooting
•Pool Heaters: Gas heater repair, heat pump service, thermostat replacement, and ignition fixes
•Pool Lights: LED and incandescent bulb replacement, fixture repair, and wiring fixes
•Automation Systems: Control panel repair, valve actuator replacement, and programming fixes
•Salt Chlorine Generators: Cell cleaning, flow sensor replacement, and control board repair
•Pool Cleaners: Automatic cleaner repair, hose replacement, and booster pump service
•Valves and Plumbing: Valve replacement, pipe leak repair, and fitting upgrades
•Timers and Controls: Timer replacement, switch repair, and circuit breaker fixes

If your equipment is beyond repair or too old to fix cost effectively, we will let you know and help you choose a replacement. We work with all major brands and can source parts quickly. For pools that need filter work, check out our filter cleaning and replacement service. To prevent equipment issues, consider our weekly maintenance service.

How We Diagnose and Fix Equipment Problems

When you call us about equipment trouble, we ask questions to understand what is happening. Is the pump running? Is it making noise? Is the heater showing an error code? This information helps us bring the right tools and parts to your property. Many times we can diagnose the problem over the phone.

During our visit, we inspect the equipment, test electrical connections, check for leaks, and run diagnostics. We explain what we find in plain language without confusing technical jargon. Then we give you a clear price quote for the repair. You decide if you want us to proceed.

If we have the parts on our truck, we can usually complete the repair that same day. For less common parts, we order them and schedule a follow-up visit. We work with reliable suppliers to get parts quickly. Most repairs are finished within a few days from the initial call.

After the repair, we test everything to make sure it works properly. We also check related equipment to see if anything else needs attention. Our goal is to fix the problem right the first time and help you avoid future issues. If your pool has other needs like algae problems, our green pool treatment can restore water clarity quickly.

Warning Signs Your Equipment Needs Professional Repair

Your pool equipment will give you clues when something is wrong. The most obvious sign is when equipment stops working completely. A dead pump, a heater that will not turn on, or lights that do not light up all need immediate attention. But there are earlier warning signs you should not ignore.

Strange noises are a big red flag. Pumps should run smoothly and quietly. If you hear grinding, squealing, or rattling, something inside the pump is wearing out. Heaters should ignite cleanly without banging or rumbling. Unusual sounds usually mean parts are failing and need replacement before they break completely.

Higher energy bills can also indicate equipment problems. When pumps and heaters struggle, they use more electricity or gas. If your pool costs more to run than usual, something may be working inefficiently. Older equipment also costs more to operate than modern energy-efficient models.

Water flow problems, temperature issues, or cloudy water despite proper chemistry all point to equipment trouble. Your pump might not be circulating water properly. Your filter might be clogged and restricting flow. Your heater might be undersized or failing. These problems will not fix themselves. Call us as soon as you notice issues, and we can often prevent small problems from becoming expensive emergencies.

Common Questions About Pool Equipment Repairs

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Do not let broken equipment ruin your pool season. Call us today for fast, reliable repair service.

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