We service and repair commercial and residential pools in the Inland Empire High Desert, Victor Valley, and Mojave Desert District of San Bernardino County as well as most of San Diego County. For repairs we may travel further for a fee. This includes:
We Service the Victor Valley and High Desert Areas of San Bernardino County
We Service all of San Diego County
Barstow: Rainbow Basin, Needles, Route 66, Hinkley, Lenwood, Helendale, Silver Lakes, Oro Grande, Grandview, Skyline North, North Barstow, Desert View, Daggett, North Edwards, Yermo, Newberry Springs, Johnston’s Corner, and Wild Crossing Victorville: Bryman, La Delta, Bell Mountain, Mojave Heights, Bellevue Heights, Valley High North, Golden Mesa, Desert Knolls Manor, The Village, Golden Mesa and Frost Apple Valley: Sunset Hills, Thorn, Cotner’s Corner, Fizzben Heights, Mariana Ranchos, Apple Valley Highlands, and Ranchos del Oro Hesperia: The Mesa, Oak Hills, High Country, Golden Valley Acres, Mountain View, Eagle Ranch, Duncan Corners and Baldy Mesa Phelen: Mountain Top Junction, Wildhorse Canyon, Wrightwood, Piñon Hills Adelanto: South Adelanto, El Mirage, Houze Place Kramer Junction: Kramer Hills, Boron: Desert Lake, Baker, and Rich San Diego County: San Diego, North Park, Hillcrest, Point Loma, Old Town, Bay Park, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, PB, OB, UTC, Clairemont, Mission Beach, Mission Bay, The Beaches, La Mesa, Chula Vista, La Jolla, Soledad Mountain, Del Mar, Poway, Santee. If you don’t see your area, call anyway and maybe we can make it out there.
Contact Cool Pool Guys or call 619-312-4440 to receive a free, no obligation estimate for your swimming pool’s monthly pool service.
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Each service or job requires unique knowledge, certifications, and sometimes a permit. Cool Pool Guys is a network which provides you with the proper technician for each job. Quotes are free, we will come out to your property and do a free estimate. For special jobs customers will be directed to the appropriate licensed contractor. Your estimator may not be a contractor, however he will know how to find you the right man for the job.
Equipment Repair and Troubleshooting
Your equipment will not last forever. Eventually it will require maintenance or repair and sometimes it breaks down and takes some investigation.
There are all kinds of problems your equipment can have. The best way to avoid problems is to pay close attention to your equipment. The sooner you get a problem the better off you are. If a problem goes on for a long time it can cause a who range of other problems to occur. If you keep all of your equipment in good working order, you should have no problem keeping your water clear.
Repairing Pool EquipmentPumps – The Swimming Pool Pump is the part of the pool that makes the water flow through the pipes. Without proper circulation, none of the pool equipment would be any good. You have to run water through the equipment to make it work. This is what the pump does. Most pool problems have something to do with the bad operation of a pump. Often a pump will suck air or leak water. Sometimes your pump will make loud noises. Sometimes it just wont work at all.
There are all kinds of problems your equipment can have. The best way to avoid problems is to pay close attention to your equipment. The sooner you get a problem the better off you are. If a problem goes on for a long time it can cause a who range of other problems to occur. If you keep all of your equipment in good working order, you should have no problem keeping your water clear.
Repairing Pool EquipmentPumps – The Swimming Pool Pump is the part of the pool that makes the water flow through the pipes. Without proper circulation, none of the pool equipment would be any good. You have to run water through the equipment to make it work. This is what the pump does. Most pool problems have something to do with the bad operation of a pump. Often a pump will suck air or leak water. Sometimes your pump will make loud noises. Sometimes it just wont work at all. Your pump isn’t always a goner though. Pumps are easy to fix they just take time and parts. Sometimes your better off getting a new pump than paying to repair an old one. Filters – The Swimming Pool Filter is the part of the pool system that grabs particles as the water is flowing through it. This purifies the water and removes cloudiness. If your pool is cloudy or the water isn’t flowing and your pump is working fine, then you might need help with your filter. Filters need to be cleaned 2-3 times a year for a normal small home pool. More use will clog the filter sooner. It takes about an hour to clean a filter and either a professional can do it for you or you can do it yourself if you get the equipment and supplies. Sometimes the grids and other part in the filter get holes or break. This is one of the most common filter problems. The grids can be replaced one at a time as they get problems but it is best to replace all the filters. Once one is going out, the others are probably getting old too. Other parts that break often in filters are Manifolds, Cartridges, and O-Rings. Your will have to replace these parts and it is much cheaper than replacing the entire filter. Chlorinators – There are many types of Chlorinators. Some float on your pool surface, others remain in your skimmer and more advanced chlorinators are installed directly into the PVC. They are essential to making sure that your pool receives regular chlorine or disinfectant. Lack of disinfectant will cause your pool to have lots of problems. The water will not stay pure. Heaters – The purpose of a heater is to heat the water and as a heater gets old and rusted it gets harder for it to do that. Small parts are easier to deteriorate in hot water so having a heater will mean more maintenance will be needed for your pool. Salt Water Systems – Salt Water systems need to be cleaned regularly and they go out every few yea. It is important to pay attention to your salt level, your PH and the information on your controls. When it needs service clean it right away Vacuums – Automatic vacuums have lots of small expensive parts which need to be replaced from time to time. Usually with about 30 minutes of troubleshooting you can find out which part needs to be replaced. Be careful, if you break a small part you might have to pay a pretty penny. Timers – If the timer goes out on your pool you will not get regular circulation which will lead to chemical problems and algae. Check to make sure your timer is going on correctly from time to time. Control Centers – Control Centers are the life of a complex pool system. They require frequent maintenance and if they get water damage replacements can be costly. Take care of your control center.
FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Should I have my pump repaired or replace it? it depends on how bad your pump is. Sometimes a quick fix is easy but if it takes a lot of labor it’s usually best to get a new pump rather than fixing an old one for the same cost. How do I get a free quote? Call Matt at (619) 312-4440. You can also send us an e-mail at matt@coolpoolguys.com. We will get back to you as soon as possible to set up a time to look at your pool .
