The more vital aspect of pool filter repair is locating the source of the problem and finding the correct part to repair it. Keeping your pool filter clean is critical. A dirty filter can cause the pressure gauge to rise and/or the return water flow to the pool to slow down to just a trickle.

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Pool filters function in an airtight environment. If air gets into your filter it can compromise the filter’s ability to clean your pool properly, if at all. Our technicians are trained to assess and evaluate all of the filter’s connection points to ensure they are airtight.

Pool filter repair also includes the impeller. The impeller works like a fan. Depending on your pool’s filtration system, you will have either filtration fingers or a cartridge. If the filtration system is damaged, it is time to replace the cartridge. Grids and manifolds to your filter can be crushed by high pressure inside the filter. This can be avoided by backwashing your filter system regularly. If you feel for any reason that your pool filter is not running normally, please give us a call so that our technician can come out and perform a proper evaluation of your filtration system.