Pump, motor, and filter repair — installed right.

If your single-speed is healthy and the rest of the equipment isn’t pushing it past spec, you don’t have to. But the economics on variable-speed have moved a lot in the last few years: smaller draw at the wall, longer pump life because it isn’t cycling on and off, and quieter operation at the pad. One of our customers on a Hayward EcoStar saw their pool-pump energy cost drop by more than 75% versus the old single-speed it replaced.

The honest answer is it depends on how old your motor is, what utility rate you’re on, and how many hours a day the pump runs. We’ll walk through both options at the diagnosis call and tell you which one we’d put on our own pool.

Both APS and SRP run rebate programs for ENERGY STAR-certified variable-speed pool pumps in most of our service area — the rebate amount, eligible models, and paperwork requirements change year to year. We’ll check the current program against the model we’re quoting and walk you through the rebate form before the install, not after.

If you’re on a different utility or in a city with its own conservation rebate, tell us at the diagnosis call and we’ll verify what’s on offer before we write the quote.

Manufacturer warranty terms vary by part — Hayward and Pentair pumps and motors typically carry a 1–3 year parts warranty, longer on premium tiers. Cartridge filter housings usually carry a multi-year warranty on the tank, shorter on the cartridges themselves. We hand you the paperwork at install and register the warranty in your name on our end so the manufacturer has the record on file.

If a part we installed fails inside its warranty window, we handle the manufacturer claim on our side. You don’t see that paperwork.

For weekly-route customers we generally make it the same day if the call comes in before mid-afternoon — we’re already in the East Valley and routing back through. For non-route calls we usually land within a day or two depending on what’s in the queue. Either way, the first call is a diagnosis and a written quote, not a sales visit.

Standard hours are Monday through Friday 8 AM–7 PM and Saturday noon–5 PM. Closed Sundays.

Our focus is residential — backyard pools across Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Mesa, Chandler, and Gilbert. We’ll occasionally take on a small light-commercial property (an HOA pool, a casita pool at a short-term-rental cluster) when the equipment is on the same residential-grade stack we already service. For larger commercial setups with multi-pump arrays, specialized chemistry controllers, or health-department permitting, we’ll point you to a commercial-licensed shop — that’s honest about what we are and aren’t set up for.