New Jersey's Pool Automation Specialists
Pool Equipment Repair in New Jersey
Fast diagnosis and repair for pumps, heaters, salt systems, controllers and pool electrical.
When the pump will not start, the heater shows an error code, or a breaker keeps tripping, you need someone who understands both the pool equipment and the electrical system behind it. That combination is exactly what we do.
We repair equipment from all major brands and can usually diagnose the problem on the first visit.
What we repair
- Pumps that will not start, hum or leak
- Heaters and heat pumps with error codes
- Salt cells and chlorinators not producing
- Automation controllers, relays and boards
- Timers and time clocks
- Pool lights and transformers
- Tripping GFCIs and breakers
- Leaks at the equipment pad
Root cause, not parts swapping
Many pool equipment problems are really electrical or control problems: failed relays, bad communication wiring, corroded connections or a misconfigured controller. We find the actual cause so the same problem does not come back.
Repair or replace - an honest answer
We will always tell you whether a repair makes sense. A failed motor on a 12-year-old single-speed pump is often the right moment to upgrade to a variable-speed pump that pays for itself in energy savings.
Backup for pool service companies
Service companies call us when a repair needs electrical or automation expertise. We fix it and hand the customer back to you.
Brands we install & service
Pool company? See how we partner with pool professionals.
Pool Equipment Repair near you
We provide pool equipment repair throughout New Jersey:
- Bergen County
- Passaic County
- Morris County
- Essex County
- Union County
- Hudson County
- Sussex County
- Warren County
- Somerset County
- Hunterdon County
- Middlesex County
- Mercer County
- Monmouth County
- Ocean County
- Atlantic County
- Cape May County
- Burlington County
- Camden County
- Gloucester County
- Salem County
- Cumberland County
Pool Equipment Repair FAQ
Why does my pool pump keep shutting off?
Common causes are an overheating motor, a clogged basket or impeller, a failing capacitor, or a GFCI or breaker that is tripping. A technician can test each of these on site.
Why does my pool breaker or GFCI keep tripping?
Water in a light fixture, a failing motor, damaged wiring or a worn GFCI are the usual suspects. This is a safety issue - turn the equipment off and have it inspected.
Do you repair all brands?
Yes. We repair Pentair, Hayward, Jandy, Raypak, Sta-Rite and other major brands.
