Pool Equipment Diagnostics in Denver, CO

Pick the symptom that matches what you're seeing. Each path gives you a few safe things to note before you reach out - it's a starting point, not a confirmed diagnosis. We inspect the equipment before recommending anything.

A symptom is not a diagnosis

A screeching pump could be a worn shaft seal, a failing bearing, a clogged impeller, or a cavitation issue. A heater that won't fire could be a pressure switch, a flame sensor, or a control-board fault. Each one points to a different part and a different cost.

We diagnose the actual component before recommending a fix - so you don't pay to replace something that wasn't the problem.

What the diagnostic covers

A diagnostic inspection walks through the pressure and suction loop and the electrical side of the pad to isolate the fault.

Assessment and estimate

After the diagnostic you get a clear explanation of what we found, what the likely cause is, and what the repair path looks like - including any parts involved. We separate the diagnosis from the repair decision so you can choose how to proceed with the full picture.

Confirm any diagnostic-visit fee and estimate terms with us up front.

Repair vs. replace decisions

Sometimes a seal or capacitor fixes the problem; sometimes a pump is beyond economic repair and a variable-speed upgrade is the better long-term call. We lay out both options with the trade-offs - energy savings, noise, reliability - and let you decide. We don't push a replacement to make a sale.

What diagnostics does not include

Diagnostics don't include speculative parts swapping, high-voltage utility-line work past the pad disconnect, or structural/underground leak repair. We also don't service above-ground pools, and repair options on above-ground systems are limited. If your issue points there, we tell you and refer appropriately rather than guessing on site.