Denver Metro Pool & Spa Service
720-295-2165
Circulation & Quiet Operation

Pool Pump Repair in Denver, CO

Single-speed and variable-speed pool pump repair for the symptoms that interrupt circulation - humming, screeching, lost prime, leaks, and motor failures. We isolate the fault, fix the component, or recommend a variable-speed upgrade when that's the smarter call.

Call: 720-295-2165

Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM · Technician dispatch across the Greater Denver Area

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Who this service is for

Best for pumps that hum but won't spin, screech loudly, lose prime, leak at the shaft, or trip the breaker.

Why the pump matters so much

The pump is the heart of the system. If it stops circulating, your sanitizer stops mixing, filtration stops, and water goes bad fast. The most common pump problems - noise, lost prime, leaks - are usually a specific component, not the whole pump.

We find that component before recommending anything.

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Common pump problems we address

Each symptom points to a different part. We test before swapping anything.

Pump symptoms and likely causes

  • Humming but not spinning - capacitor or motor winding
  • Screeching or grinding - worn motor bearings
  • Lost prime / air in pump - suction-side air leak, lid O-ring, clogged impeller
  • Leaking at the shaft - mechanical shaft seal
  • Tripping the breaker - electrical fault or short
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Variable-speed upgrades

If a pump is beyond economic repair, a variable-speed pump often pays for itself over time through lower energy use and quieter operation. We walk through the trade-offs - upfront cost, expected savings, rebate availability - and program the speed schedule for your pool. We recommend it when it makes sense, not as a default upsell.

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What pump repair includes

Repair work covers the components that bring circulation back without replacing the whole unit unnecessarily.

Pump repair scope

  • Impeller clog removal and wear-ring inspection
  • Mechanical shaft seal and housing O-ring replacement
  • Variable-speed drive programming and energy settings
  • Pump motor replacement or full-pump swap if beyond economic repair
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What pump repair does not include

We don't patch cracked polymer housings with silicone adhesives - a cracked housing is replaced. We also don't perform high-voltage utility work past the pad disconnect; if the fault is upstream, we refer.

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Before a pump visit, share

  • Pump make and model if known (often on the motor label)
  • The exact symptom and when it started
  • Whether it hums, screeches, leaks, loses prime, or trips a breaker
  • A photo of the pump and motor label if you can take one

Frequently asked questions

A hum with no spin usually points to the start capacitor or the motor winding, sometimes a seized impeller. We test the capacitor and electrical draw before recommending a motor replacement, because a capacitor is a fraction of the cost.

Ready for pool pump repair?

Share the basics - what's happening, your city, and the equipment if you know it. We'll help you determine the appropriate next step.

Call: 720-295-2165

Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM · Greater Denver Area · No guaranteed response time promised