The equipment behind the pool
Pumps, filters, heaters and controls, repaired and replaced by a licensed electrical and mechanical contractor. For backyard pools and commercial properties across seven Florida counties.
Equipment repair and replacement
When a pool stops circulating, heating or filtering properly, the problem is almost always at the equipment pad rather than in the water.
Pump repair and replacement
Motors, seals and impellers, plus replacement when a pump is past saving. Variable speed units use markedly less power than older single speed motors.
Filter service
Cartridge, sand and DE systems. Cleaning, repairs, and replacement when the housing itself has had enough.
Heaters
Repair and replacement, so the pool stays usable through the cooler months rather than sitting there looking at you.
Controls and automation
Timers, control panels and automation systems, including the electrical side that a pool company would need to bring someone in for.
Troubleshooting
Equipment that trips a breaker, will not prime, runs loud or has simply stopped. We find the cause rather than replacing parts in sequence.
Commercial pool equipment
Inspections, repairs and performance assessments for HOAs, hotels, condominium associations and property managers.
Signs the equipment is the problem
Water quality problems often get blamed on chemicals when the actual cause is a pump or filter that is no longer doing its job.
- The pump is noisy, screeching, or louder than it used to be
- Weak circulation, or the pump will not prime and hold water
- The equipment trips a breaker, or will not start at all
- Water clarity problems that chemicals are not fixing
- Leaks at the pad, or around the pump or filter housing
- The heater will not fire, or cannot hold temperature
- A power bill that climbed after nothing else changed
For HOAs, hotels and property managers
A commercial pool out of service is a complaint from every resident or guest at once. We work with the people responsible for keeping them running.
Pool equipment on the same plan as everything else
Shore360 Complete and Premier include an annual pool equipment inspection alongside your HVAC, electrical, generator and propane systems, plus priority scheduling and a discount on repairs.
Pool equipment questions we get a lot
Do you clean pools or handle chemicals?
No. We work on the equipment. For weekly cleaning, chemical balancing or resurfacing you want a pool maintenance company, and plenty of them call us when the equipment fails.
Do you work on residential pools, or only commercial?
Both. Backyard pools and commercial properties alike.
Should I repair my pump or replace it?
It depends on the age of the unit and what has failed. A seal on a newer pump is worth doing. A motor on a pump that has been running for a decade often is not.
Worth knowing that a variable speed replacement can pay for a meaningful part of itself through lower running costs, since pool pumps run long hours.
My pool equipment keeps tripping the breaker. What is going on?
Usually a failing motor, a moisture problem, or a fault in the circuit feeding the pad. It is worth diagnosing rather than resetting repeatedly, and it is exactly the sort of thing that benefits from a company holding an electrical license.
Do you serve my area?
Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough, Hernando, Citrus, Sumter and Marion counties. If you are near the edge of that, call and we will tell you honestly.
Pool equipment giving you trouble?
Describe what it is doing and we will get you scheduled. Residential or commercial, same team.