If you have read internet how-to articles about repairing your pool plumbing, you probably already know that pool plumbing repair requires a professional. One problem you may run into is people who have also read internet how-to articles and think they are experts. If your pool system needs repair or upgrades, the technicians at Texas Fiberglass Pools have decades of experience dealing with your exact issue. We will professionally assess your situation and offer you either repair or upgrade solutions.
If you have read internet how-to articles about repairing your pool plumbing, you probably already know that pool plumbing repair requires a professional. One problem you may run into is people who have also read internet how-to articles and think they are experts.
If your pool system needs repair or upgrades, the technicians at Texas Fiberglass Pools have decades of experience dealing with your exact issue. We will professionally assess your situation and offer you either repair or upgrade solutions.
Don’t try to do it yourself of you may end up with more damage!
Replacing pool equipment and systems can sometimes be more cost effective than repairing older models if you consider the cost of ownership expenses over time. If it makes more sense to replace an item rather than fix it, we’ll discuss the parameters with you.
Rest assured that our pool system repair technicians and craftsmen are experienced in repairing and replacing all types of systems and equipment, and our number one priority is always your complete satisfaction.
Eventually all pools will need some type of repair no matter how well the equipment was maintained. One early warning sign of malfunctioning pool equipment is if your water isn’t clear or if the motor is loud.
In that case, call the pool plumbing repair professionals at Texas Fiberglass Pools Inc.
We repair all components that make a Texas pool system, from filters and skimmers to pumps. Ask us about:
The quality and appearance of your pool water depends on a properly working filter system as well as regular filter inspections and maintenance. Your filter works hard to keep your pool sparkling and sanitary but without regular cleaning dirt and debris will build up inside. When that happens, the filter can’t do its job properly or at all. The three types of pool filters—sand, diatomaceous earth and cartridge—each require unique cleaning and maintenance processes.
Our repair technicians can assess your filtration system and make recommendations based on several variables, including the age of your equipment. We’ll go over your options, including energy-saving alternatives that run at a lower cost and save electricity.
Timers and controllers can be as simplistic as an outdoor switch to as complex as having an integrated computer control system that operates wireless via a smartphone app. Every function of your pool and spa, even some backyard features, can be handled remotely. You can set the spa temperature, turn on a water feature, access the current pool temperature or monitor the chlorine production. Aside from convenience, timers increase energy efficiency and extend the life of your pool equipment.
Skimmers pull floating debris from your pool and into a storage basket. The pool’s pump system uses suction throughout each skimmer to circulate the water. Sometimes the skimmers get clogged or can crack, preventing water circulation. When your pool has a leak, the skimmer is one of the first places we check. A leaky skimmer can cost hundreds of dollars in water bill expenses. Depending on the type of pool, it’s a common area of separation and failing gaskets.
Salt pool systems provide a continuous regenerating supply of pure chlorine from ordinary table salt. Otherwise known as chlorine generators, pool owners like the system because it eliminates the need to store, buy, transport and handle chlorine. It’s easy to convert your standard pool to a salt system; the price will vary based on features and brands.
Salt chlorine generators do require some maintenance and repair. The salt cell will eventually lose performance and the controller circuit boards can develop problems over time. If your salt system isn’t cleaning like it should or you’re getting consistently poor readings, Contact Texas Fiberglass Pools Inc. for an evaluation today!
The main drain isn’t used to drain the pool; it’s where most dirt and debris that sinks exits the pool. Accidental entrapment happens due to extreme suction and a faulty or improperly installed cover.
We specialize in the proper installation of pool and spa drain covers and we’re meticulous about each cover’s function and safety. We know each installation is unique and we take care to calculate flow rates, pipe and pump size, sump depths and other details.
Pools traditionally use chlorine or bromine for disinfection and sanitation but there are alternatives and among the most popular is salt generators. Salt chlorine generators convert regular table salt to chlorine and offer a number of benefits:
Any pool system can be converted to a salt system. If you already have a salt chlorine generator in place, we also handle repairs. Over time, the salt cell and controller circuit boards will eventually lose performance.
At Texas Fiberglass Pools Inc. we love what we do and always strive to make you happy.
Looking for other pool services? We also specialize in fiberglass pool crack repair, fiberglass pool maintenance, fiberglass pool resurfacing, and fiberglass pool renovations.
Contact us with your concerns and our highly trained technicians will inspect your pool and equipment and make recommendations about fixing the problem quickly, efficiently and affordably.
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