Mobile Pool Repair
Equipment we work on
Pentair, Jandy and Hayward cover most equipment pads in the East Valley. We service all three, and plenty besides.
The three we see most
Pentair. Pumps, filters, automation and salt systems.
Jandy. Pumps, filters, automation and salt systems.
Hayward. Pumps, filters, automation and salt systems.
We also work on other brands. If yours is not on that list, it is worth asking rather than assuming.
Where the brand actually matters
Diagnosis is largely the same across all of them: the physics of a pump does not change with the badge on it. The brand decides three things, and they are the three that affect your repair.
Parts. What is still made for that model, and how quickly it can be got.
Error codes. The same two-digit code means different things on different systems, so we read it against that manufacturer's own documentation rather than a general list.
What is worth repairing. Some components are a serviceable part on one family and a sealed assembly on another, and that decides repair against replacement before price does.
Why we ask for a photo rather than a model number
Because you are standing next to the equipment. A photograph of the pad and a close-up of the unit tells us the brand, the rough age, how it is plumbed and what else shares the system — more than a model number does, and far easier to send.
Related
Pool pump repair · Variable-speed pump repair · Pool equipment diagnostics
Tell us what it’s doing.
A few questions is usually enough to tell a five-minute fix from a real repair.