Pool Equipment Repairs

There are a few common culprits when a pump stops working: it may have lost prime, the basket or impeller could be clogged, the motor might be failing, or there could be an electrical or timer issue. Sometimes you’ll notice symptoms first, like loud noises, tripped breakers, or weak/no circulation, before it quits altogether.

We work hard to get to our service calls as quickly as possible — especially when your pool is out of commission. When you call, we’ll let you know our current schedule and offer you the first available appointment. If it’s a time‑sensitive problem, tell us what’s going on, and we’ll do our best to prioritize you.

It all comes down to the age and condition of your equipment and what’s actually wrong with it. In many cases, a simple repair or part swap will get you back up and running without a big expense. If a unit is older, out of warranty, or facing a major repair, we’ll talk you through what a replacement would cost and whether that makes more sense long‑term.

We repair most major types of pool equipment, including pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, automation, and more. If it’s part of your circulation, heating, or sanitizing system, there’s a good chance we work on it.

If you’re dealing with the same problem over and over, it usually means there’s an underlying issue that hasn’t been fully fixed. Our techs can troubleshoot the whole system, not just a single part, to find out what’s causing the repeated headaches and recommend a solution that addresses the root cause.

We provide service throughout Charleston, Hilton Head, Greenville, Raleigh, Charlotte, and Atlanta. If you’re not sure whether you’re in range, give us a quick call with your address, and we’ll confirm.