Equipment monitoring, repairs, and quotes

Most equipment failures announce themselves first

A pump rarely dies without warning. It runs longer to make the same flow, draws more current, gets louder. A filter does not clog overnight; its pressure climbs a little more each week than it did the week before. A heater that is about to fail cycles more often than it used to.

Those signals are in the data if someone is looking at it. The PoolCop controller at every account reads filter pressure, flow, pump runtime, and water temperature continuously. PoolSense Intelligence learns each pool's own baseline, such as what the filter pressure settles to after a backwash, and raises the pool on the attention board when a reading leaves its normal range. The technician who shows up already knows what to look at.

Repairs, quoted and approved before work starts

When something does need work, the board gets a written quote: what we found, what we recommend, the parts, and the price. Quotes can be approved online from the email. Work is photographed when it is finished and logged against the pool's equipment record, so the next technician knows what was replaced and when.

We repair pumps and motors, sand, cartridge, and DE filters, gas and heat-pump heaters, salt chlorine generators, chemical feed pumps, automation controllers, and valves. For plaster, tile, and deck work we bring in specialists we have worked with, and we manage the job.

Capital planning instead of emergency replacement

Every piece of equipment at every pool is in a registry with its make, model, size, and install date where known. Combined with the run-time and pressure history, that lets us tell a board in October which pump is likely to need replacement before next June, so it can be budgeted rather than discovered.