Pool equipment diagnostics & repair
Pool equipment repair
with upfront pricing.
We diagnose, repair and install pool equipment across Arizona’s East Valley and nearby communities. Pumps, motors, filters, salt systems, automation and the plumbing between them.
$120 diagnostic, credited toward your repair · set pricing on many common repairs and installations
What’s wrong with your pool?
You don’t need to know which part it is. Three quick questions and you’ll have our number and an idea of what you’re dealing with — including when it’s something you can fix yourself.
Why homeowners call us
You approve the price first
Whether we are diagnosing a fault or doing a job you already know you need, you hear the price before any work starts. Nothing is replaced until you have approved it.
Pool equipment is all we work on
Pumps, motors, filters, salt systems, automation and the plumbing at the pad. The technician who diagnoses it is the one who fixes it.
Upfront pricing
Not sure what's wrong? A $120 diagnostic finds it, and the $120 is credited toward your repair if you go ahead. Many common repairs and installations have a set price instead.
Equipment we work on
Pentair
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems and automation.
Jandy
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems and automation.
Hayward
Pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems and automation.
How it works
Tell us what it’s doing
A few questions about what you can see and hear. No forms, no jargon, and you can stop whenever you like.
Get a straight answer
We tell you what it most likely is and how confident that is — including the times you can fix it yourself in five minutes.
We arrive already briefed
Your answers go to the technician before the visit. Fewer questions on the driveway, and a better chance of finishing in one trip.
Why a repair specialist
Most pool companies clean pools and repair equipment on the side.
That order matters. A cleaning route is built around volume — a fixed number of stops a day, each one short. Equipment repair is the opposite: it’s diagnostic work that takes as long as it takes, and it goes badly when it’s squeezed between two other stops.
Equipment is the whole of what we do. We carry parts rather than chlorine, the visit takes as long as the diagnosis needs, and the person who diagnoses your equipment is the person who fixes it.
It also means we’ll tell you exactly what we find. Sometimes the problem is as simple as a tripped breaker or a packed pump basket. That may still require a service call to diagnose and correct, but we won’t turn a simple fix into an unnecessary repair.
Repair guides
Pool filter pressure too high
A filter that reads high is usually a filter that has been working. The question is whether cleaning it fixes the reading — and how long it stays fixed.
filterPool filter pressure too low
Low pressure means one of two quite different things, and a single look at the return jets separates them.
pumpPool pump humming but not starting
A hum means power is arriving and the motor is not turning. That is a small set of causes — and one of them gets worse every minute the pump keeps humming.
pumpPool pump keeps shutting off
A pump that shuts itself down is usually working correctly — something is making it need to. The useful question is how long it runs first.
pumpPool pump leaking
With pump leaks, location is the diagnosis. Where the water appears narrows it to one or two causes almost immediately.
pumpPool pump losing prime
A pump that will not hold prime is not a pump problem so much as an air problem. The pump is doing what it can with what is reaching it.
pumpPool pump making a loud noise
Sound is one of the most useful diagnostic signals on an equipment pad and one of the hardest to describe in writing. The kind of noise matters more than the volume.
pumpPool pump not turning on
Completely silent, no movement, nothing. A fair share of these are not the pump at all — which is worth knowing before anyone charges you for a visit.
pumpPool pump running but no water flow
The motor sounds fine and nothing is moving. This symptom has a long list of possible causes and, happily, a good chance you fix it yourself in ten minutes.
pumpPool pump tripping the breaker
A breaker that trips once can be a coincidence. A breaker that trips every time is a working safety device telling you something specific, and the most important thing you can do is stop resetting it.
Service areas
Queen Creek
We come to your equipment pad in Queen Creek, find out what has actually failed, and tell you before anything is replaced.
AZGilbert
We come to your equipment pad in Gilbert, find out what has actually failed, and tell you before anything is replaced.
AZChandler
We come to your equipment pad in Chandler, find out what has actually failed, and tell you before anything is replaced.
AZMesa
We come to your equipment pad in Mesa, find out what has actually failed, and tell you before anything is replaced.
AZSan Tan Valley
We come to your equipment pad in San Tan Valley, find out what has actually failed, and tell you before anything is replaced.
AZApache Junction
Equipment repair in Apache Junction, at the northeastern edge of the area we cover.
AZGold Canyon
Equipment repair in Gold Canyon, east of Apache Junction.
AZFlorence
Equipment repair in Florence, at the southern edge of the area we cover.
AZAnthem at Merrill Ranch
Equipment repair in Anthem at Merrill Ranch, the master-planned community inside Florence.
Start with what it’s doing.
A few questions is usually enough to know whether this is a five-minute fix or a real repair.