Equipment Repairs & Upgrades
Diagnosing and fixing what’s on the pad—and knowing when repairing costs more than upgrading.
Understanding equipment repairs & upgrades
Your equipment pad is a small system: pump, filter, valves, heater, sanitizer and often automation. When one part fails, the symptoms usually show up somewhere else, which is why guessing at parts gets expensive.
Repairs cover motors, seals, gaskets, valves, salt cells, timers, control boards and plumbing on the pad.
Upgrades matter here more than most homeowners expect. Variable-speed pumps, modern salt systems and automation typically pay for themselves in energy and chemical savings, and Florida code now requires variable-speed on most replacements.
The Jandy Equipment We Replace With.
We repair before we replace—but when a unit is past saving, here is exactly what goes back on the pad: Jandy pumps, filters, heaters, salt systems, automation and lighting, with specs and honest guidance on each.
What homeowners notice
- A pump that is loud, screeching, or trips the breaker
- Weak circulation, low pressure or air bubbles at the returns
- Water leaking at the pad or under the pump
- Salt system reading low output or throwing cell errors
- Timers, automation or lights that no longer respond correctly
What Eden does
System diagnosis
We test the pad as a system—flow, pressure and electrical—rather than replacing the part that is loudest.
Repair or replace guidance
You get an honest comparison: cost of the repair versus the cost and payback of replacing an aging unit.
The work
Motors, seals, valves, cells, boards and pad plumbing are repaired or swapped with properly sized components.
Upgrades
Where it makes sense, we fit variable-speed pumps, modern sanitizers, LED lighting or automation you can run from your phone.
Tuning and handover
Run schedules and speeds are set for your pool’s actual turnover needs, and we show you how everything works.
Common questions
How long does equipment last here?
In Florida heat and humidity, pumps and heaters commonly last 8-12 years and salt cells 3-7 years.
Is a variable-speed pump worth it?
Usually yes—running longer at lower speed filters better and often cuts pump energy use substantially.
What affects the cost?
Which component failed, whether it is repairable, the equipment brand, and whether plumbing or electrical changes are needed.
You may also need
Pumps, Filters & Pool Equipment
The circulation system that keeps water clear—right-sized pumps, the right filter type, and a schedule that actually turns the water over.
Pool Heaters
Heat pumps, gas heaters and solar—choosing, repairing and sizing the right one for a Southwest Florida pool.
Leak Detection
Finding exactly where a pool is losing water—shell, fittings, plumbing or equipment—before anything gets dug up.
Ready to Build, Renovate or Repair?
Call Eden Custom Pools & Renovations to discuss your project and request an estimate.