Pool Service & Pool Repairs Southlake, Colleyville & Coppell, TX

Pool Service in Southlake, Colleyville, & Coppell, TX

We take care of our customers and their pools far beyond the completion of installation. Should you need our assistance, we will send out one of our licensed pool service professionals to you as quickly as we can, to minimize your pool’s downtime.

Our service technicians are licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations, so you can relax knowing that you’re in the care of professionals you can trust.

The services provided by our service department include:

Equipment installation and the repair of pumps, filters, heaters, pool lights and pool cleaners.

Installation and repair of automated controllers and ozone systems.

Nature2 products- Natural mineral purifiers for pools and spas, and in-line chlorinating feeders.

FMP Filter Maintenance Program- Hassle-free cleaning of your filter, salt cells, UV bulbs and Nature2 cartridge replacement.

Filter Maintenance Program:

DE – Every 6 months

Cartridge – Every 3 months

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Pool Repairs in Southlake, Colleyville & Coppell, TX

Not only do we ensure that your pool is performing at its best all year round, but the Claffey Pools team also provides swimming pool repairs across Southlake, Colleyville & Coppell, TX.

If you notice any signs you need a pool repair, it’s vital that the issue is addressed as soon as possible in order to prevent further issues that could cause more damage and cost you more.

Our numerous industry accreditations and licenses mean that we’re fully qualified to handle any pool repairs to the highest caliber, while minimizing disruption so you can get back to enjoying your personal backyard oasis.

Our range of pool repairs in Southlake, Colleyville & Coppell, TX include:

Pool lighting repairs
Pool equipment repairs
Swimming pool heat pump repairs
Pool heater repairs
Pool pump repairs
Pool leak repairs
Pool filter repairs
And much more!

For more information about our pool repairs and pool servicing, contact our expert team today. Looking for pool maintenance? We can help with that too.

FAQs

My pool or spa light stopped working

The first thing to check is the breaker/breakers associated to the lights. There could also be a GFCI type plug that may have been tripped. This is usually near the pool equipment. Reset if they tripped to the off position. If it does not reset or continues to happen often then we recommend submitting a service repair request

My spa keeps draining overnight

Since the spa water level is higher than the pool level, we install water check valves at the pool equipment to equalize the pressure and prevent the water spa water displacing to the pool when the pool equipment is off. These check valves are a maintenance item and should be inspected periodically and replaced if they start to fail.

My pool turns off every time we get a heavy rain

The pool pump motor has vent holes to prevent the motor from overheating. Sometimes the equipment area may be flooding, or the house gutters need to be cleaned so water from the roof gets displaced properly. Usually the breaker does what it is designed to do and trips to the off position. Once the moisture dissipates in the motor the breaker will be able to be reset and pump operates properly again. It is possible to purchase a motor cover at our retail store if it becomes a persistent problem.

How often should I be testing the water chemistry?

We recommend testing and balancing the water chemistry on a weekly basis. Once the water temperatures get below 60 degrees, testing and balancing every 2 weeks should be enough.

How long should I be running my pool?

The type of main pump you have will be a primary factor on how long you should be circulating the main body of water. If you have a variable speed pump, we recommend running it 22 hours daily all year knowing the rpms are set to a moderate speed. If you have a single speed pump, we recommend running the pump at least 1 hour for every 10 degrees of air temperature. Therefore, adjust based on the average temperature as the seasons change.

The main pump is not priming

The primary cause for a pump not priming properly is air getting introduced to the suction side of the pool equipment. The most common reason is the pump lid. With the pool system turned off. Remove the pump lid, empty the strainer basket, inspect and lubricate the pump lid O-ring, pour approximately 5 gallons of water in pump strainer pot, secure the pump lid back to the pump, turn system on and let the pump self-prime for 10-15 minutes. If you are not successful and you know the pool water level is above the skimmers you will need to submit a service repair request.

My pool is not circulating

There are several factors that could be the cause. (1) The main pump has power but is not fully priming (2) The run schedule could have been changed (3) The breaker tripped and needs to be reset (4) Motor capacitor or motor has gone bad and requires replacement

Pool Service in Southlake, Colleyville, & Coppell, TX

Pool Repairs in Southlake, Colleyville & Coppell, TX

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