Pool Repairs
Pool Repair in Charlotte, NC
Pump won't start, filter pressure is high, the water level keeps dropping, a light is out. We find the cause, explain it in plain English, and fix it.
Example photoJAG POOL PROS repairs pool equipment and pool problems for homes in Charlotte and nearby towns: pumps and motors, filters, heaters, leaks and plumbing, lights, and waterline tile. You don't need to be a weekly customer. Send a photo or short video of the problem and we'll tell you what we think is going on.
What's included
What we repair.
- Pump and motor repair or replacement
- Filter repair, cleaning, and replacement
- Heater and equipment troubleshooting
- Leak checks and plumbing repairs
- Pool light repair
- Tile and surface patch repairs
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Example photoKnow the signs
Signs it's time to call.
- The pump hums, screeches, or won't turn on.
- Filter pressure is higher than usual, or the water won't clear even with good chemistry.
- The water level drops faster than normal evaporation.
- Wet ground, drips, or air bubbles at the equipment or the return jets.
- The heater won't fire or shuts off early.
- A pool light is out or keeps tripping the breaker.
Pricing
What affects the price.
Every pool is different, so we quote each one. These are the things that move the number.
- Whether the part can be repaired or needs replacing
- The make and model of your equipment, and how easy parts are to get
- How long the problem takes to find: a leak usually takes longer to trace than a noisy pump
- Access to the equipment pad and the plumbing
- Anything else we find along the way
How it works
What happens after you reach out.
- 01
Tell us what's wrong
Call or text, or send photos or a short video of the problem.
- 02
We find the cause
We look at the equipment and explain what's going on and the options.
- 03
We fix it
You approve the quote and we get your pool running again.
What to expect on the first visit.
We look at the equipment and the problem you described, then tell you what's wrong and what your options are: repair or replace, with a quote for each.
FAQ
Pool repair questions.
My pump is making noise or won't turn on. Can you help?
Yes. Pump problems are one of the most common repairs. A short video of the noise or the equipment pad helps us come prepared.
How do I know if my pool is leaking?
If the water level drops faster than normal evaporation, or you see wet spots near the equipment, it's worth a check. Tell us what you're seeing.
Do you repair pools you don't service?
Yes. You don't need to be a maintenance customer to get a repair.
Should I repair my pump or replace it?
It depends on the pump's age, what failed, and the cost of the part. When both make sense, we give you both prices and you decide.
What should I send with a repair request?
A photo of the equipment pad, a close-up of the label on the pump, filter, or heater, and a short video if something is noisy or leaking. That helps us bring the right parts.
Other ways we help
One company for the whole pool.
Pool Maintenance
Water tested and balanced, pool brushed and vacuumed, baskets emptied, equipment checked. Every week.
Learn morePool Renovations
A new finish, waterline tile, coping, or equipment for a pool that's showing its age.
Learn moreWhere we work
Charlotte, Matthews, Waxhaw, Lake Norman, Fort Mill, and nearby towns.
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