Pool and Spa Repairs /Equipment

Swimming pool systems are complex, with dozens of moving and non-moving parts working together. For starters, you may find it helpful to understand the three main categories when it comes to pool repair: Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical.

Structural – over time, small (even microscopic) faults in the physical structure of the pool will worsen, and lead to deformations that look bad, or even worse, cause severe physical damage. Typical structural issues include:

• Shell cracks
• Bubbles/blisters
• Tile fractures/loose tiles
• Coping fractures/loose coping
• Deck fractures/cracks
• Liner leaks
• Pool needs resurfacing
• Plumbing repair/replacement
• Drain failure

Mechanical – whether it’s a car, a boat, or a set of pool equipment, all mechanical systems have service lifespans. Depending on how your pool has been maintained, the lifespan of your pool equipment might even be shortened through lack of proper pool maintenance

• Pumps
• Filter Systems
• Salt Systems
• Heaters
• Skimmers
• Suction lines

Electrical/Lighting – while electricity and water don’t usually go well together, most modern pools have built-in lighting systems. Typically, we see service calls for these items:

• Upgrade from regular to LED bulbs
• Flooded electrical conduits
• Decaying electric wiring/circuits

Call us for a inspection or schedule a repair local number

772-242-3000 info@americanpoolplus.com Inquiry