Repair Services

When it comes to pool maintenance, routine equipment repairs are essential to ensure the longevity and functionality of your pool system. Common issues include pump failures, filter malfunctions, heater problems, and leaks. 
Pump Repairs
If your pool pump is making unusual noises or not circulating water efficiently, it may need repair or replacement. This could involve checking for clogs, replacing worn gaskets, or repairing electrical connections.
Filter Repairs
Filters play a crucial role in keeping your pool water clean. If you notice a decrease in water clarity or pressure, it may be time to clean or replace your filter. Cartridge filters often require replacement every 1-2 years, while sand and DE filters may need a thorough backwash or media replacement.
Heater Repairs
Pool heaters can encounter issues such as inconsistent heating or failure to start. Regular inspections of the thermostat, igniter, and gas lines can help identify problems early. Electrical components should also be checked to ensure they are functioning correctly.
Leak Repairs
Leaks can occur in various parts of the pool system, including pipes, fittings, and the pool structure itself. Identifying and sealing leaks promptly is essential to prevent water loss and potential damage.
To maintain your pool efficiently, regular equipment inspections and professional servicing are recommended. Scheduling seasonal maintenance can help prevent larger issues and ensure that your pool is always ready for use.

Installing pool equipment is a crucial step in maintaining the functionality and longevity of your swimming pool. Proper installation ensures efficient operation and can prevent costly repairs in the future. Here are key components typically involved in pool equipment installation:

1. Pump Installation

The pool pump is responsible for circulating water through the filtration system. Ensure that the pump is placed in a location that allows for easy access for maintenance and is situated as low as possible to reduce the effort needed to move water.

2. Filter Installation

Filters remove debris and contaminants from the pool water. Depending on the type of filter—sand, cartridge, or diatomaceous earth (DE)—installation will vary. Follow the manufacturer's instructions closely to ensure optimal performance.

3. Heater Installation

If your pool is equipped with a heater, it should be installed near the filter and pump to allow for efficient water flow. Consider gas, electric, or heat pump models, depending on your needs and local regulations.

4. Chlorinator Installation

Automatic chlorine dispensers help maintain sanitized water. It is critical to connect the chlorinator correctly to the plumbing system to ensure proper flow and dosage of chlorine into the pool.

5. Automation System Installation

For convenient pool management, consider installing an automation system. This allows you to control the pump, heater, lights, and other equipment remotely. Position the control panel in a location that is accessible and dry.

6. Safety Equipment Installation

Ensure your pool is compliant with safety regulations by installing necessary equipment such as pool covers, alarms, and fencing. These installations typically require adherence to local safety codes.

Without proper installation, even the best pool equipment can underperform. It is recommended to consult with or hire professional installers to ensure that all components are set up accurately and safely, providing a seamless swimming experience. Regular maintenance and checks on each piece of equipment will help prolong their lifespan and ensure they operate at peak efficiency. Chapman Pools can help you with it all!

Equipment Installation

Summer Tune Up

  • Tune Up The Equipment

    Preparing your pool for swim season & the brutal summer heat, with the Summer Tune Up, we will disassemble all equipment with O rings, lube them up or replace them if needed.

  • Phosphate Treatment

    Doing a phosphate treatment is putting chemicals in your pool to prevent organic phosphates from growing in your pool & turning it green! If this does happen, don’t worry, Chapman Pools is here to take your pool from green to clean!

  • Keeping It Clean

    The Summer Tune Up should be done at least once a year. Phosphate treatments can help from spending hundreds of dollars on chemicals! At Chapman Pools, we like to start early beginning in March, so you & your family can make the most of your summer! Book a Summer Tune Up today!