Service and repair on the same truck. If it isn’t something we should do, we’ll tell you who should.
Weekly care
The work that keeps a pool clear, safe and cheap to run.
Brushed, vacuumed and tested every week by the same tech.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer if the pool is already green: that is a cleanup first.
Learn moreSix readings at your pool, explained before anything is added.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer if the stabilizer is very high: that needs water replaced.
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Cleared, then the reason it turned written down.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer for a pool that clouds after every storm: that is balance.
Learn moreCartridge, DE or sand, with the clean pressure recorded.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer on a fixed calendar: we clean on the pressure reading.
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Calcium lines, loose tile and worn surfaces, assessed honestly.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer if the water keeps scaling: the chemistry gets fixed too.
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Drain covers, bonding, GFCI and gates, written down.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not a permit inspection: it is our written check of what we found.
Learn moreRepairs
Found before anything is replaced, and quoted with the reading that pointed to it.
Seals, bearings and motors, repaired when a repair is honest.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer if it won't hold prime: that is usually an air leak.
Learn moreIgnition and flow faults, diagnosed from the code.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer if the filter is dirty: most heater calls are flow calls.
Learn moreCells, boards and salt levels, including when a cell is worn out.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the answer to add more salt: salt raises salinity, not sanitizer.
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Evaporation or a leak? Measured first, then found.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not needed for a quarter inch a day in July: that is evaporation.
Learn morePump, filter, heater and valves tested together first.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not a parts swap: nothing is replaced before the readings point to it.
Learn moreDiverters, actuators and pad plumbing, rebuilt not ripped out.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not new plumbing when a rebuild kit exists for the valve.
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Fixtures, niches and bonding tested for safety, then repaired.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not a bulb swap until the GFCI and bonding have been tested.
Learn moreSchedules, relays and valves that do what the app says.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not a new control board when two settings simply disagree.
Learn moreNot sure which?
Most people can’t tell a pump problem from a filter problem, and they shouldn’t have to. Send a photo and we’ll tell you what we see.
Hi, this is Sandhill Pool Service. What’s going on with your pool?
It turned green over the weekend.
How long has it been like that? A few days is usually chlorine or the filter, and both are cheap to prove.
Reviews
Two other companies quoted me a new variable-speed pump. Sandhill found an air leak at the lid o-ring and fixed it that afternoon for the price of the part and the visit. I won't use anyone else.
We were losing an inch a day. They ran a bucket test first, then pressure-tested each line and found a cracked return under the deck, marked it and showed me the gauge. Nobody touched the deck until we knew.
Honest about the salt cell. It had one more acid wash in it, so that is what they did. When it did need replacing a year later, the quote came in writing first.
Straight answers
Both, on the same truck. The technician who tests your water every week is the one who notices the pump is drawing high, and the repair is quoted with that reading attached.
Attached spas, yes, as part of the system. Standalone spas and swim spas are usually somebody else’s specialty, and we’ll say so rather than learn on yours.
Yes. We repair the common residential pumps, heaters, filters and salt systems, whatever the make on the label.
Tell us what it is doing. If it can wait, we’ll say so, and if it can’t, we’ll say that too.
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