Pool equipment repair, priced before the wrench comes out.
Pumps, filters, salt systems, timers, valves and leaks at the pad. We find the cause, write down the price, and wait for your yes.
- $89 diagnosis, credited to the repair
- Written price before any work
- Arizona ROC R-6 licensed
What do we repair and replace?
- Pump motors, seals and full variable speed pump replacements
- Cartridge, D.E. and sand filters, grids and valves
- Salt chlorine generators and cells
- Timers, automation panels and actuators
- Leaks at unions, valves and equipment plumbing
- Pool cleaners and their booster pumps
- Autofill valves and skimmer parts
- Heater diagnosis and service on the water side
What does an R-6 license cover, and what does it not?
Arizona's R-6 classification lets a contractor service and perform minor repair of residential pools and accessories. It excludes plumbing connections to a drinking water line, gas lines, gas chlorine systems, and electrical work beyond the first disconnect. It also does not allow a complete replacement of a plaster or pebble interior or a deck.
So we replace your pump, filter and salt system, and we stop where the license stops. A new gas line for a heater goes to a licensed plumber. A resurfacing job goes to a pool builder. We tell you which trade you need and what to ask them.
Every repair starts with a diagnosis visit. You get photos of the failed part, the price for the fix and, when it applies, the price to replace instead. The old part stays at your house until you have seen it.
What does it cost?
Sample prices for this demo. A live site would show your own.
| Repair | What it covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnosis visit | Find the cause, photos and a written price | $89, credited to the repair |
| Pump seal or motor bearing | Parts and labor | From $240 |
| Variable speed pump replacement | New pump installed and programmed | From $1,450 |
| Salt cell cleaning | Acid wash and inspection of the plates | $65 |
| Salt cell replacement | New cell matched to your system | From $780 |
| Leak at the equipment pad | Unions, valves and fittings | From $160 |
Every job gets a written price before work starts. See the full price list or how the weekly report works.
What else does Saltbrush do?
Every service has its price on the page. See the full price list.
| Service | What it covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly pool service | A full visit every week of the year, with all balancing chemicals. | $155 a month |
| Chemicals only | We test and balance every week. You handle the cleaning. | $95 a month |
| Green pool cleanup | From green to swimmable, usually in three to five days. | $295 and up |
| Filter cleaning | Taken apart, cleaned and inspected, with photos of what we found. | $95 per cleaning |
Equipment repair, answered
The questions we hear most about this service.
Do you repair equipment you do not service weekly?
Yes. Repair is open to any pool in our service area. Weekly customers get the diagnosis fee waived.
How long does a pump replacement take?
About two hours for a like for like swap. We program the new pump's schedule before we leave and explain it on the report.
Why is everyone installing variable speed pumps?
Federal efficiency rules that took effect in 2021 mean most new pool pumps sold are variable speed. They run longer at low speed, which uses far less electricity and is quieter.
Do you warranty your repairs?
Labor is covered for one year. Parts carry the manufacturer's warranty, and we handle the claim if a part fails.
Tell us about your pool
Five details and we send a written quote the same business day. No one comes to the gate until you say so.
Routes run Monday to Friday from 6 AM. The office answers 7 AM to 4 PM, Arizona time.