Pool Pump Repair

Your pool pump is the system that keeps water moving through the filter, which makes it one of the most important pieces of equipment for maintaining clean, safe pool water. Olympus Hot Tub & Pool Repair repairs pool pumps of all types for homeowners, bringing 28+ years of experience to every diagnosis.

Signs Your Pool Pump Needs Repair

  • Water leaking from around the pump housing or seals
  • Reduced water flow or poor filtration performance
  • Unusual noises coming from the pump during operation
  • The pump won’t prime or loses prime frequently
  • Visible cracks or damage to the pump housing

What Our Pool Pump Repair Service Includes

We inspect the entire pump system to find the actual source of the problem, whether that’s a damaged seal causing a leak, a clogged or worn impeller reducing flow, or a mechanical issue preventing the pump from priming properly. Leaking pumps are often traced back to a failed shaft seal, which we replace along with any other worn gaskets or O-rings found during inspection. Clogged or damaged impellers, a common cause of reduced water flow, are cleaned or replaced as needed to restore proper circulation.

We use quality replacement parts for every repair, since cutting corners on pump components tends to lead to repeat failures down the line. Our focus is on a repair that actually holds up, not just a quick fix that solves the symptom temporarily.

Scale and mineral buildup inside the heat exchanger is one of the most common causes of reduced heating performance, and it’s something we check for on every call, since catching it early prevents more expensive damage down the line.

Why Choose Olympus for Pool Pump Repair

Prompt pump repair helps prevent secondary issues, like poor water quality or strain on other equipment, from developing while a pump sits broken. With decades of hands-on repair experience, we diagnose the problem accurately the first time and get your system back to proper circulation quickly.

FAQs

 This is most commonly caused by a worn shaft seal or damaged O-ring, both of which we can typically replace as part of a standard pump repair.

This can be caused by air leaks in the suction line, a clogged impeller, or a worn seal preventing the pump from building proper suction. A hands-on inspection identifies the specific cause.

Cost depends on the specific parts needed, ranging from a simple seal replacement to more involved impeller or motor-related repairs. We provide a clear estimate after inspecting the pump.

Schedule Your Pool Heater Repair

If your pool heater isn’t performing the way it should, contact Olympus Hot Tub & Pool Repair today for a free estimate. See our full range of pool and spa services or call us at (219) 921-3050.