Heat Pump & Gas Heater Installs — Efficient, Reliable Pool Heating

Professional sizing and installation for heat pumps and gas heaters: load calculation, pad layout & plumbing, electrical/gas tie-ins, start-up testing, and an owner walkthrough for simple operation

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Heat Pump Installation • Long Island

Heat Pump Installation — Efficient, Quiet Heating for a Longer Season

We size, plumb, and power your pool heat pump for reliable, energy-efficient warmth. Clean install, correct flow, and dialed-in controls so you swim earlier and later—without burning gas.

Right-Sizing — BTU & climate

Match BTU to pool volume, wind/shade, and desired season length for realistic heat-up times.

Proper capacity

Location & Pad — airflow & drainage

Set unit on level pad with clear airflow; plan condensate runoff to avoid icy spots.

Optimal placement

Plumbing Integration — after filter

Plumb in/out with unions; add bypass if needed; ensure correct flow and head loss.

Clean hydraulics

Electrical & Breaker — to code

Wire correct gauge, GFCI where required, and disconnect; label circuits clearly.

Safe & compliant

Startup & Commission — verify

Check pressure/flow, delta-T, refrigerant indicators, and thermostat calibration.

Proven performance

Controls & Automation — easy use

Integrate with timers/automation; set temp schedules and lockout protections.

One-touch heating

Heat Retention — cover plan

Recommend solar cover habits to reduce nightly losses and runtime costs.

Lower bills

Photos & Docs — warranty ready

Provide photos, model/serial, and basic maintenance tips for long service life.

Clear records

Green to Clean • Long Island

Green to Clean — Turn Swampy Water Crystal Clear

Algae bloom or swampy after winter? We remove debris, restore circulation, hit a precise shock program, and filter-polish the water to clear, safe, swim-ready results.

Assessment & Debris Removal — get gross out

Leaf rake/vac to waste to remove organics that eat chlorine and slow cleanup.

Fast head start

Restore Circulation — prime & valves

Prime pump, set valves, verify returns; maximize turnover for effective treatment.

Strong flow

Shock & Algaecide — targeted kill

Dose based on volume/CYA; add algaecide and maintain breakpoint levels.

Rapid clarity

Full Brush — walls, steps, corners

Dislodge biofilm so sanitizer can reach trouble spots and dead zones.

Biofilm broken

Floc/Clarifier (as needed) — polish

Use floc to settle heavy algae or clarifier to speed fine-particle removal.

Sparkling finish

Filter Deep-Clean — DE/cartridge/sand

Backwash/soak or rinse media; reset clean PSI baseline after the cleanup.

Restored flow

Balance & Stabilize — pH/TA/CH/CYA

Balance water so clarity holds and surfaces/equipment are protected.

Long-lasting clear

Photos & Care Plan — documented

Before/after photos and simple steps to maintain clarity after we leave.

Clear next steps

How-To: Shocking

How to Shock a Pool — Granular vs. Liquid (Step-by-Step)

Use these pro steps to raise Free Chlorine (FC) quickly and safely. We’ll cover granular shock (pre-mixed, added in front of returns — deep end preferred) and liquid shock (lower strength, often larger volume). Always run the pump and keep swimmers out until FC returns to safe levels.

Before You Shock — prep & targets

Test pH, aim 7.2–7.4 (chlorine works best here). Remove solar covers, run pump, empty baskets, and calculate gallons. Typical targets: Maintenance shock ~10–12 ppm FC; Heavy algae/SLAM follow a CYA/FC chart.

Pump ON • No swimmers • Cover OFF

Quick Dose Guide — rules of thumb*

Liquid 10%: ~1 gal → +10 ppm FC in 10k gal. Liquid 12.5%: ~1 gal → +12.5 ppm in 10k. Granular Cal-Hypo 65%: ~1 lb → +7 ppm in 10k. Cal-Hypo 73%: ~1 lb → +9 ppm in 10k. *Always check your product label.

Dose by strength & pool volume

Granular Shock — Pre-Mix First — protect surfaces

Fill a clean 5-gal bucket with water, then slowly add measured granular shock (chemical to water, never the reverse). Stir to dissolve. This prevents bleaching and clumping, especially on vinyl liners.

Always pre-mix granular

Granular Shock — Where to Add — returns & deep end

With the pump running, slowly pour the slurry in front of return jets to disperse. Use the deep end if you have one. Do not broadcast over steps/shallow areas. Brush immediately after.

Pour at returns • Brush after

Granular — Aftercare — avoid surprises

Run pump 24 hrs; brush walls/floor to prevent residue. Cal-Hypo adds calcium hardness and can cloud water; avoid overuse if CH is already high. Never add via skimmer with tabs/inline chlorinators present.

Watch CH & clouding

Liquid Shock — How to Add — fast & even

Verify strength (10% or 12.5%). With pump on, slowly pour in front of return jets, walking the perimeter. Split the dose into 2–3 passes for even mixing. Retest FC after 30–60 minutes.

Even distribution = better kill

Liquid — Volume & Handling — often more product

Liquid has lower % chlorine than granular, so you’ll often use more volume. Pros: No calcium or CYA added, mixes instantly. Store cool/dark; product loses strength with heat/age.

Check date codes • Store cool

Timing & Safety — make it count

Shock after sunset to reduce UV loss. Keep acid and chlorine additions separate in time and location. Wear eye/hand protection; never mix chemicals; keep kids/pets away.

Night dosing = stronger result

After Shocking — test & filter

Maintain circulation and filter continuously until clear. Backwash/clean filter when PSI rises +8–10. Resume swimming when FC returns to safe range for your CYA level and water is clear.

Filter hard • Retest FC

Floc / Flocculant Treatment • Long Island

Flocculant Treatment — Drop the Cloud, Vacuum the Rest

When clarifier isn’t enough, floc binds fine particles and drops them to the floor for vacuum-to-waste removal. We handle dosing, settling, and cleanup for fast, clear results.

Diagnose Cause — algae vs. fines

Check chemistry and filter condition to confirm if floc—not shock/clarifier—is the right tool.

Right remedy

Pre-Balance Water — pH/TA/CYA

Adjust key parameters so floc works efficiently and doesn’t fight the chemistry.

Optimal setup

Accurate Dosing — volume based

Calculate quantity by pool volume; distribute evenly to avoid hot spots and waste.

Precise measure

Circulate & Settle — pump program

Run briefly to mix, then shut down overnight to let particles coagulate and drop.

Heavy drop

Vacuum to Waste — slow & steady

Careful floor vacuuming removes settled floc without blowing it back through the filter.

Clean removal

Filter Reset — backwash/clean

Backwash DE/sand or rinse cartridges; record a fresh PSI baseline after service.

Restored flow

Re-Balance & Polish — clear hold

Top up water, adjust pH/TA/FC, and optionally add clarifier for a final polish.

Lasting clarity

Photos & Tips — documented

Provide before/after photos and simple steps to prevent re-clouding.

Clear record

Persistent Green / Cloudy Water

Treating With Flocculant (“Floc”) — What It Is, How It Works, and the Trade-Offs

Flocculant (often called “floc”) binds tiny suspended particles and dead algae into heavy clumps that sink to the floor so you can vacuum to waste. It can deliver overnight clarity — but it’s not a silver bullet. Expect water loss, refilling, and sometimes more than one vacuum to remove all settled floc. On sand/cartridge systems with weak flow, persistent cloudiness is common even after floc.

What Is Floc? — a settling agent

Flocculants are polymers that grab fine debris and dead algae, forming heavy “flakes” that drop to the bottom. Unlike clarifiers (which help the filter catch particles), floc aims to settle and remove by vacuuming to waste.

Goal: Settle → Vacuum to waste

When To Use / Avoid — set expectations

Use for stubborn cloudiness after algae kill, heavy pollen/dust events, or post-construction debris. Avoid if you cannot vacuum to waste (many cartridge systems), or when you can’t afford a major water drop.

Must have: Waste line or bypass

Prep The Pool — chemistry & circulation

Test/adjust pH to ~7.2–7.4, get free chlorine to target (post-shock), empty baskets, brush walls/floor, and clean/backwash filter. Remove robots and take covers off. Run pump to mix evenly.

pH 7.2–7.4 • Pump ON

Dose Accurately — follow the label

Measure pool gallons and dose per manufacturer. Over-dosing can create gummy residue; under-dosing leaves fines suspended. If product calls for pre-dilution, mix in a clean bucket first (chemical → water).

Precision matters

Mix Briefly, Then Power Down — let it fall

Circulate on filter (or recirculate/bypass if available) for 30–60 minutes to distribute. Then shut the system OFF completely. Allow 12–24+ hours for full settling (longer in cold water).

12–24h undisturbed

Vacuum To Waste — slow and steady

Set multiport to WASTE. Vacuum slowly in straight lanes from deep end to shallow. Avoid stirring clouds. Expect the water level to drop; refill as needed. Do not send floc through the filter.

Expect water loss • Refill

Aftercare & Re-Balance — finish strong

When done, switch back to FILTER, top up water, bleed air, and test/adjust pH, alkalinity, and chlorine. Backwash/clean filter if pressure rises. Brush again to remove any film.

Test & brush post-vac

Cartridge & Sand Filters — limits & workarounds

Cartridge: Most housings lack a waste setting; consider a vac-to-waste bypass or skip floc and use clarifier + deep cartridge cleaning. Sand: Works better, but channeling or old media may cause re-clouding.

Bypass needed on many cartridges

Common Reasons Floc “Fails” — diagnose, adjust

Wrong dose, disturbed settling (pump turned on), vacuumed too fast, no waste line, or ongoing algae (low FC). Old/channeled sand or clogged cartridges can also recirculate fines.

Check FC • Media condition

Set Expectations — trade-offs & multiple vacs

Warning: Floc does not always clear a pool in one pass. It’s common to need 2+ vacuum sessions as more fines settle overnight. The trade-off is water loss + cleaning time vs. a pool that stays persistently cloudy.

Clarity often needs 1–2 vacs

Filter Care Guide

Backwashing & Servicing: Sand • D.E. • Cartridge

Clarity lives or dies at the filter. Here’s a detailed, practical guide to backwashing and servicing each filter type — and how Empire Pools keeps flow strong, PSI stable, and water crystal-clear.

Sand Filters — Backwash Timing — watch the PSI

Backwash when pressure is ~8–10 PSI above clean baseline or flow/sluggish returns appear. Avoid “daily” backwashes; slightly dirty sand actually filters finer.

Rule: +8–10 PSI over clean

Sand Backwash — Steps — multiport method

1) Turn pump OFF. 2) Set valve to BACKWASH. 3) Turn ON 2–3 mins until sight glass clears. 4) OFF → RINSE 30–45 sec. 5) OFF → FILTER. Check leaks/PSI.

Tip: Always rinse after backwash

D.E. Filters — Backwash & Recharge — don’t skip the D.E.

Backwash at +8–10 PSI. After backwashing you must add fresh D.E. via skimmer (per sqft of grids). Running without D.E. coats the grids with dirt and damages fabric.

Add D.E. every time you backwash

D.E. Backwash — Steps — safe & clean

1) OFF. 2) BACKWASH 1–2 mins to clear. 3) RINSE 30–45 sec. 4) FILTER. 5) Mix D.E. slurry and pour into skimmer slowly (pump running). Verify PSI drops toward clean.

Verify: PSI returns near baseline

Cartridge Filters — Service Timing — no backwash

Clean when PSI rises +8–10 over baseline or after heavy debris/green-to-clean. Expect 2–4 cleanings/season; more with trees/pollen/heavy use.

Plan: 2–4 cleanings per season

Cartridge Cleaning — Steps — deep & gentle

1) OFF & bleed air. 2) Open tank, remove cartridges. 3) Hose pleats top→bottom; use nozzle, not pressure washer. 4) Soak in filter cleaner for oils. 5) Rinse, reassemble, lube o-ring, prime.

Never power-wash pleats

Media Health — Sand & D.E. — restore performance

Sand lasts ~5–7 years; replace or deep-clean if channels form or returns blow fine dust. D.E. grids tear/stretch; inspect fabric & manifold annually and replace if worn.

Replace sand ~5–7 yrs; inspect grids yearly

After Backwash — Chemistry Check — protect clarity

Backwashing lowers water level and can dilute chemicals. Top up water, test pH/FC/TA/CYA, and rebalance. For D.E., confirm the correct recharge amount was added.

Always test & top-up water

Waste & Safety — where does backwash go?

Route backwash to an approved waste line or lawn area per local code (never storm drains where prohibited). Wear eye/hand protection; shut power before valve changes.

Follow local discharge rules

Winterization Notes — protect the tank

Before closing: backwash/clean media, drain filter tank, open unions, store D.E. grids/cartridges dry. Tag clean PSI baseline for spring start-up.

Log your clean PSI baseline

Choose the Pool Package That Fits Your Backyard — And Your Lifestyle

Our all-inclusive seasonal packages are designed to take the stress out of pool ownership. From opening to closing, we’ve got you covered — with cleaning, chemicals, and priority support included. Lock in your spot today and enjoy worry-free pool care all summer long.

Colossal Package Starting at $2,400 + Tax
Payment Plan Available
20 x 40 & Larger Free Form Pools
Non-rectangle Pools
  • Pool Opening & Closing
  • 14 Week Vacuuming Service
  • Free Chemicals
  • Priority Support
  • Reduced Service Calls
  • Clear Water Guarantee ✅
  • First Vac Included (Up to $250 Savings)
Empire Package Popular Starting at $1,950 + Tax
Payment Plan Available
Credit Card on File Required
12 Round Pools
15 Round Pools
  • Pool Opening & Closing
  • 14 Week Vacuuming Service
  • Free Chemicals
  • Priority Support
  • Reduced Service Calls
  • Clear Water Guarantee ✅
  • First Vac Included (Up to $250 Savings)
Royal Package Starting at $2,200 + Tax
Payment Plan Available
Up to 18 x 36 Pools
Above Ground Pools up to 15 Rounds
  • Pool Opening & Closing
  • 14 Week Vacuuming Service
  • Free Chemicals
  • Priority Support
  • Reduced Service Calls
  • Clear Water Guarantee ✅
  • First Vac Included (Up to $250 Savings)
Winter Watch Plans

Choose the Winter Watch Plan That Fits Your Backyard — And Your Lifestyle

Protect your pool all winter long with professional cover inspections, chemical treatments, and system checks. Empire Pools Winter Watch plans are trusted across Long Island to prevent costly spring surprises.

On-Demand Plan
$175.00 / Month
  • Cover Debris Removal
  • Excess Water Removal
  • Cover Spring Tension Checked
  • Chlorine & Algaecide Dosed
  • Waterbags & Winter Plugs Checked
  • Pool Water Level Checked
  • Month-To-Month Flexibility
3-Month Prepaid
$119 / Month
  • All On-Demand Services
  • Priority Route Scheduling
  • Save $56+ Over Monthly Plan
  • 3 Visits Minimum
  • November–January Coverage
  • Waterbag & Cover Spring Extras Available
  • CC On File Required
5–6 Month Prepaid
$99.00 / Month
  • Full Off-Season Coverage (Nov–April)
  • All Services From Other Tiers
  • Best Value (Save Up To $450)
  • 6 Visits Minimum
  • Filter Watch & Water Chemistry Check
  • Text & Photo Logs Of Any Issues

Why Choose Empire Pools Inc. for a Chemical Visit

Expertise
Certified water-chemistry pros run a full on-site panel—FC/TC, pH, TA, CH, and CYA—then calculate precise dosing. We troubleshoot cloudy water, algae pressure, and sanitizer inefficiency, including salt-system tuning.
Reliability
Quick scheduling for rain dilution, heavy bather load, or post-party recovery. We balance the same day when possible and leave the water trending clear and comfortable—no guesswork, no wasted chemicals.
Transparency
You receive readings, what we added, and why—line-itemed dosing with notes and time-stamped photos. If extra steps are optional (clarifier, algaecide, stabilizer or hardness adjust), we get approval first.
Flexibility
One-time tune-ups or multi-visit correction plans; chlorine or salt pools; attached spas included. Service across Nassau & Suffolk with dosing tailored to sun exposure, swimmer load, and current equipment.

Booking at Empire Pools

From Quote to Follow-Up — Exactly How Your Service Is Managed

Every service starts with a no-pressure quote and a 30-day price lock. We keep you informed by text & email at every milestone, right up to the 24–48 hr check-in after the job.

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Request Your Quote (No Pressure)

Tell us what you need—weekly, opening, closing, power vac, liner, Loop-Loc, leak, or repair. We quote clearly so you can review details without sales pressure.

Phone or Online 30-Day Price Lock Detailed Scope
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Approve & Sign

When you approve the quote, our office is notified automatically. You’ll instantly receive a confirmation email + text acknowledging your approval.

E-Signature Instant Acknowledgment Auto-Notify Office
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We Reach Out to Schedule

A coordinator contacts you promptly to pick the best date/time. We confirm access notes (gate, pets, cover, water level) so service is smooth.

Friendly Scheduling Access Checklist
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Booking Confirmation

As soon as your appointment is set, you receive both a confirmation email and a confirmation text with your date/time.

Text + Email Calendar-Ready
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Two-Day Reminder

Exactly 2 days before, we send an email and a text reminder so you can plan around your service window.

T-48 hr Reminder Email + SMS
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Same-Day Reminder

On the morning of service, you’ll get another email and text reaffirming that you’re on today’s route.

Morning Reminder Status: On Today’s Route
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30–45 Min ETA from the Van

About 30–45 minutes prior to arrival, the tech driving your GPS-tracked, fully-stocked van will call or text you directly with an ETA.

Live ETA Direct From Service Van Call or Text
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Completion Notice & 24–48 hr Follow-Up

When the job is finished, you receive a real-time completion text + email (often with photos/notes). After 24–48 hours, we follow up again to make sure you’re thrilled — or we make it right.

Instant Completion Notice Photo/Notes Included 24–48 hr Check-In

Our Guarantee

We Stand Behind Our Work

The Empire Pools Chemical Visit Guarantee

After a Chemical Visit, we expect your water to trend toward correct balance and improved clarity under normal conditions. If something seems off, contact the office—we’ll re-test, reassess, and make service-related adjustments as needed.

  • Happiness First: Not satisfied with your chemical results? Tell us. We return to re-test and correct service-related chemistry issues—promptly and professionally.
  • Transparent Next Steps: If underlying causes are found (poor circulation/filtration, high bather load, heavy rain dilution, hidden algae, leaks), we explain options, pricing, and timelines before any additional work.
  • Photo & Reading Verification: We document key readings and what we added so you can see exactly what was done and why.

Need help deciding?

We’ll Help You Pick the Right Service—Fast

Not sure which service solves your issue?
Text us a couple photos and a quick note about what’s going on—cloudy water, leak symptoms, equipment noise, heater error, torn liner, etc. We’ll match the right service and explain exactly what’s included.

We handle openings/closings, weekly & biweekly care, green-to-clean power vacs, leak detection, liner installs, equipment upgrades (pumps/filters/heaters), salt conversions, and more.

Prefer step-by-step guidance?
We’ll review your setup, goals, and budget; outline the options; and give you a clear next step. No jargon, no pressure.

Expect straight answers, transparent pricing, and a route slot that fits your schedule. We stay with you from first message to final follow-up.

Referral Program

Referral Rewards

Earn $50 every time you refer a friend — they save $50 too.

Love our service? Share it with neighbors and friends. When they book, you’ll both get rewarded — no limits, stack as many credits as you like.

Credits applied after your referral completes their first paid service with Empire Pools.

TRUSTED COMPANY

LONG ISLAND TRUSTS
OUR POOL SERVICE

With years of experience serving homeowners across Suffolk and Nassau counties, Empire Pools is proud to be one of the most trusted pool service providers in the region.

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Card on File Policy

Secure Card on File — Required to Schedule Service

To streamline scheduling and protect against delays, a credit/debit card on file is required for all service visits. Setup is quick and secure—done from your phone or computer—so we can dispatch your technician without payment hassles.

The easiest way: text the word “LINK” to 631-928-0225. You’ll receive a secure payment link to enter your card details in the privacy of your home. Once submitted, you’ll get an instant confirmation text that your information is safely stored and your account is ready for service.

Why We Require It — faster, smoother service

Card-on-file keeps visits on schedule, prevents return trips for payments, and speeds up approvals for add-ons you request.

Zero friction scheduling

How It Works — text “LINK”

Text LINK to our office number. Tap the secure link we send, complete your info, and submit. You’ll receive an immediate success text.

2-minute setup

Security & Compliance — bank-level protection

Cards are tokenized and stored by our PCI-DSS compliant processor. We do not store your full card number on our systems.

Encrypted • Tokenized

When We Charge — only for approved work

Your card is used after services are performed or when you approve estimates/add-ons. Itemized receipts are texted or emailed.

Transparent billing

Holds / Pre-Auths — what to expect

A small verification or pre-authorization may appear temporarily; it’s released per your bank’s policy.

Standard banking practice

Multiple Properties — keep accounts organized

We can associate one card with multiple addresses or keep separate cards per property—your choice.

Flexible account setup

Update or Remove — you're in control

Update or remove your card at any time—text LINK for a new secure form or contact the office.

Easy self-service

Receipts & Records — instant proof

Every charge generates an itemized receipt via text/email for your records and warranty support.

Automatic receipts

Empire Pools • Service Area

Where We Service on Long Island

We proudly service the majority of Nassau and Suffolk County with fast response times and full-service capability. To keep routes tight (and prices fair), we focus on areas where we can deliver reliable, on-time visits all season long.

  • Nassau County: We service most towns across Nassau, including the South Shore as far west as Valley Stream and Malverne. We do not service the far-north Gold Coast towns such as Great Neck and Locust Valley.
  • Suffolk County: Strong coverage in west/central Suffolk. We do not service the East End—no service east of Calverton or east of Bellport (including Hamptons & North Fork).
  • Fast scheduling where we operate most: Dense routes mean quicker ETAs and better pricing in our primary Nassau & Suffolk zones.
  • Not sure if you’re in range? Text your address, town, and nearest cross street. We’ll confirm coverage and the earliest route day in minutes.

Pool Pump Repair — Top 15 FAQs

Everything homeowners ask about noisy pumps, leaking seals, motor issues, priming problems, and when it’s smarter to repair vs replace.

What are the most common signs my pool pump needs repair?

Loud grinding, screeching, leaks around the seal plate, pump losing prime, reduced water flow, or the motor not turning on are the biggest indicators of trouble.

Why is my pool pump making loud noises?

Worn motor bearings often cause grinding or screeching noises.

Cavitation from low water flow can cause rattling or humming sounds.

Why does my pool pump keep losing prime?

Air leaks in the suction line, bad O-rings, or low water levels in the pool cause the pump to lose suction and fail to hold prime.

Can a leaking pool pump be repaired?

Yes, most leaks come from a bad shaft seal, housing O-ring, or loose fittings.

These parts are replaceable and often restore full function without needing a new pump.

Why won’t my pool pump turn on at all?

Possible causes include tripped breakers, faulty timers, a seized motor, or a burned-out capacitor.

What causes low water pressure in my pool pump?

A clogged pump basket, blocked impeller, or dirty filter reduces water flow.

Air leaks on the suction side also cut pump efficiency dramatically.

Should I repair or replace my old pool pump?

If the motor is more than 7–10 years old, replacement with an energy-efficient variable-speed pump is usually more cost-effective than repeated repairs.

How much does pool pump repair cost?

Repairs like seal replacements often cost $150–$350. Full motor replacements or complete pump swaps are higher depending on brand and size.

Can you replace just the motor instead of the whole pump?

Yes—if the housing and wet end are in good condition, a new motor can extend the life of your pump without the cost of a full replacement.

Why does my pump leak when it shuts off?

A failing shaft seal or worn housing gasket allows water to seep once pressure drops after shutdown.

What is the lifespan of a pool pump motor?

On average, 6–10 years depending on usage, maintenance, and whether it’s single-speed or variable-speed.

Are variable-speed pool pumps worth it?

Yes—they use up to 80% less electricity than single-speed pumps.

They often qualify for rebates and usually pay for themselves in under 2 years.

Can you fix overheating or tripping breakers on my pool pump?

Yes—we test the capacitor, windings, and ensure proper electrical supply. Overheating often points to motor failure or improper voltage.

How fast can a pool pump repair be done?

Most repairs are completed the same day. Parts like seals and capacitors are usually stocked on our trucks for immediate service.

How do I schedule a pool pump repair with Empire Pools?

Text us a photo of your pump, brand, and model number—we’ll confirm repair options and give you a same-day estimate.

Book Your Pool Pump Repair Today!

Pump noisy, leaking, losing prime, or not circulating? Empire Pools diagnoses and repairs pumps fast—seals, impellers, motors, priming issues, and variable-speed upgrades—so you’re back up and running quickly.

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