Sized to the pool
Pool equipment installation and replacement
New equipment is only as good as its install. Sizing to the pool, plumbing to the flow, and wiring to code decide whether the warranty holds and whether the new pump saves you money or costs you it.
Who it’s for
Best fit
Owners replacing an aged pump, filter, or heater before it fails.
Owners upgrading to a variable-speed pump for the electricity savings and the noise drop.
Owners converting a chlorine pool to salt, or a heat-pump pool to gas for a longer season.
What’s included
On every visit
Everything below is standard, not upsell. Anything outside this scope is quoted before it happens.
01
Sizing to the pool
Gallons, run length, plumbing size, and turnover target actually calculated, not a spec-sheet default.
02
Plumbing rework
Suction and return lines re-plumbed at the pad where the old configuration would strangle the new pump. Unions on both sides of every serviceable part.
03
Electrical to code
Bonding, dedicated circuits, and GFCI wiring installed to the applicable NEC section. Permits pulled where the municipality requires them.
04
Startup and handoff
Full startup, prime, pressure test, and a walkthrough of the new equipment so you know how to shut it off and what the pressure gauge should read.
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Other services
Route service
Weekly service
One visit a week from May through October keeps the water clear, the equipment in warranty, and the surprises off your invoice. You get a photo of the pool at the end of every visit.
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April into May
Pool opening
The opening decides how the whole season runs. A pool that starts up clean, balanced, and on a running filter needs less recovery in June and less chemistry in July.
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Before first freeze
Pool closing
A pool closes well or it re-opens badly. Getting the water off the pump, out of the heater, and out of the plumbing is what stops a small winter job from turning into a large spring repair.
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