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Pool Pump Repair

Your pump is the heart of the pool, and when it stops, algae starts within days in Texas heat. We diagnose screeching bearings, leaking seals, tripped breakers and motors that hum but will not start. Our trucks carry common seals, capacitors and lids, so many pump repairs are finished on the very first visit.

Pool repairs by Lucky Duck technicians

Problems we solve

Loud grinding or screeching

Worn motor bearings that get louder every week.

Water leaking at the pump

Failed shaft seals or cracked housings dripping onto the pad.

Motor hums but will not start

Often a bad capacitor or a seized impeller.

Air in the pump basket

Suction leaks that starve the pump and kill flow.

Freeze damage

Cracked housings after a North Texas cold snap.

What is included

  • Electrical and mechanical diagnosis
  • Shaft seal and gasket replacement
  • Capacitor and bearing service
  • Impeller clearing or replacement
  • Lid and O-ring replacement
  • Repair or replace recommendation with clear pricing

Get your free pool service quote

Step 1 of 2

Prefer to talk? (346) 482-2444

How it works

  1. 1

    Listen and test

    We check voltage, amperage, sound and flow to pinpoint the fault.

  2. 2

    Explain your options

    You get a clear repair price, and an honest replace option when it makes more sense.

  3. 3

    Repair on site

    Common parts come off our truck so most fixes happen same visit.

  4. 4

    Run and verify

    We prime, run and check for leaks and proper flow before we leave.

What affects the price

Every pool is different, so we quote after a quick look. These are the main things that move the number.

Part needed
A seal or capacitor costs far less than a motor.
Pump brand and model
Some variable speed parts are specialty items.
Age of the pump
Older single speed pumps may be better replaced than rebuilt.
Plumbing condition
Brittle unions or valves near the pump may need replacing too.

Brands we service

Hayward logoJandy logoPentair logoZodiac logo

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Frequently asked questions

Why is my pool pump so loud?

Screeching usually means worn bearings, while rattling can mean debris in the impeller or cavitation from a clog.

Is it worth repairing an old pump?

If the motor is failing on an old single speed pump, upgrading to variable speed often pays for itself in energy savings.

Why is my pump leaking?

The most common cause is a worn shaft seal. Cracked housings from freezes are another culprit.

Which brands do you repair?

We repair Hayward, Jandy, Pentair and most other major residential pump brands.

How fast can you come out?

We prioritize pumps that are fully down, since water turns quickly in Texas heat.

Ready for a crystal clear pool?

Tell us about your pool and we will get back to you fast with a free quote.

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